PMC:7276834 / 29295-31264 JSONTXT 6 Projects

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T164 0-41 Sentence denotes 5.2.4 Accessibility and diversity issues
T165 42-235 Sentence denotes Our primary care psychology team contended with a number of accessibility and diversity challenges in the provision of telepsychology services to the marginalized communities with whom we work.
T166 236-355 Sentence denotes We had difficulty reaching some patients, and many did not recognize the masked or “blocked” phone number calling them.
T167 356-429 Sentence denotes Others did not have voicemail systems set up or had full voicemail boxes.
T168 430-611 Sentence denotes Accessibility concerns, such as restricted data for video telepsychology calls and limited use left on prepaid phones also constrained patients' ability to engage in telepsychology.
T169 612-819 Sentence denotes Furthermore, a subset of patients were undocumented immigrants or had undocumented family members, and we recognize that they may not have wanted to show on video their location during a telepsychology call.
T170 820-915 Sentence denotes Similarly, patients and their families may not have wanted to show their homes on video either.
T171 916-1033 Sentence denotes By contrast, many patients were very open to telepsychology delivered via telephone if they had concerns about video.
T172 1034-1170 Sentence denotes As another inclusion‐related challenge, we realized that we needed to translate our telepsychology informed consent script into Spanish.
T173 1171-1413 Sentence denotes Some of the clinics with whom we work did not have reliable translation services during this time, and therefore, our Spanish‐speaking doctoral trainees were providing care for those patients and their families who needed sessions in Spanish.
T174 1414-1568 Sentence denotes Thus, we had our team of Spanish‐speaking clinicians translate and back‐translate our consent script, with their bilingual supervisor checking their work.
T175 1569-1722 Sentence denotes Finally, as is true across the nation, many low‐income families include adults who were essential workers (e.g., in construction, food service, nursing).
T176 1723-1969 Sentence denotes Thus, we found that our patients’ families were having to balance trying keep each other safe from any possible contamination when that person returned home, which, in turn, was contributing to the stress level of our patients and their families.