Publications by authors named "Frances Ann B Carlos"

Article Synopsis
  • The COVID-19 pandemic led to a rise in the use of telerehabilitation, which helps pediatric patients access necessary rehabilitation services remotely due to social distancing measures.
  • Many pediatric patients struggle with telerehabilitation because they rely on caregivers for decision-making, and negative perceptions from those caregivers can hinder service utilization.
  • This study aimed to assess caregivers' attitudes and willingness to engage in telerehabilitation for their children receiving outpatient care in a developing country, using a carefully designed survey to gather data.
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Background: In the second year of the COVID-19 pandemic, Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine (PRM) residents in a developing country continue to face a lack of in-person clinical exposure and learning opportunities. With the unprecedented shift to virtual care, it remains uncertain whether residents can achieve PRM competencies using telerehabilitation as a method of instruction.

Objective: To determine the PRM residents' ability to achieve competencies through telerehabilitation, as perceived by different stakeholders (residents, chief residents, training officers, and department heads).

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