Table 2.
Theme 1: establishing and maintaining patient-HPP relationships codebook.
| Parent code and child codes | Code definition | Code frequency across participants (N=40), n (%) | |
| Patient-HPPa communication | |||
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Patient receptivity to information | Apply code when participant discusses how patient-HPP communication is easier due to patient’s increased receptivity to receive information in their home environment. | 21 (53) |
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Easier to share screen with patient to display results | Apply code when participant discusses how it is easier to share screen and display results with a patient during telehealth visits. | 12 (30) |
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Patient-initiated discussion and questions | Apply code when participant describes how telehealth visits affect patients’ willingness to initiate discussion about condition or ask questions. | 11 (28) |
| Patient-HPP engagement | |||
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Requires more energy from the HPP | Apply code when participant describes having to put on an act, be more dynamic, or put more energy into telehealth visits to engage patients. | 27 (68) |
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Value of video | Apply code when participant describes how the video component of telehealth visits is important for patient-HPP engagement. | 10 (25) |
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Lack of physical connection | Apply code when participant describes how lack of physical connection (ie, ability to touch patient) affects the delivery of medicine through telehealth. | 12 (30) |
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Communicating difficult news | Apply code when participant describes the challenges of delivering difficult news through telehealth (eg, new and serious diagnosis). | 23 (58) |
aHPP: health care provider and professional.