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Attitudes, beliefs, and experiences impacting autism-related medical innovation uptake: The Optimizing Innovations Study

Study on Healthcare Experiences and Telehealth Attitudes

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18 years and older
Female
Phase N/A
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This study investigates the experiences and attitudes of mothers and autistic women towards healthcare and telehealth services. The purpose is to understand how these factors influence the use of telehealth for assessing autism risk. Telehealth refers to healthcare services delivered remotely, often through phone or video calls.

Participants will take part in a 90-minute phone interview at a time that suits them. During this interview, they will discuss their experiences with healthcare access and their opinions on remote healthcare delivery. This will help researchers learn about the factors that affect telehealth use.

  • Who can participate: This study is open to mothers living in Indiana, mothers of children with certain genetic syndromes, mothers who identify as autistic, and autistic women who are considering conceiving.
  • Study details: Participants will engage in a single 90-minute interview conducted over the phone. This interview will cover personal experiences with healthcare and opinions on telehealth.
  • Study Visits: The study requires 1 visit.
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    autism
    autistic
    child
    children
    women
    mother
    mothers
    healthcare
    telehealth
    Angelman syndrome
    Down syndrome
    Fragile X syndrome
    Williams syndrome
    Prader-Willi syndrome

TX11039

19 February 2024

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