AI Article Synopsis
- The study explores how the public perceives telenursing in South Korea, focusing on its potential for improving healthcare as the country adopts new technologies.
- The research utilized Q methodology to analyze data collected from various sources, ultimately identifying five distinct perceptions of telenursing among 49 participants.
- These perceptions range from strong support and convenience to skepticism and mixed acceptance, highlighting the diverse opinions on the role of telenursing in healthcare.
Article Abstract
Aims: To investigate public perceptions of telenursing in South Korea, an Asian country that is transitioning to the introduction of telenursing and possesses a high level of information and communication technology. This study sought to uncover strategies for the successful introduction and extension of telenursing by identifying the characteristics of existing perceptions.
Design: Q methodology was applied.
Methods: A total of 188 Q populations were selected from the literature, Internet sources, newspaper articles and in-depth interviews about telenursing, from which the final 37 Q statements were derived. Forty-nine people who were expected to have diverse perspectives about telenursing were selected purposively and participated in Q-sorting. The data were obtained from November 2022 to December 2022 and analysed with principal component analysis and varimax rotations using PQMethod version 2.11.
Results: Five types of perceptions regarding telenursing in South Korea were identified: 'Factor I: Preference for convenience and efficiency of telenursing, Active acceptance', 'Factor II: Complete support for telenursing, Total acceptance', 'Factor III: Complete skepticism for telenursing, Total nonacceptance', 'Factor IV: Expectance of the supplementary roles of telenursing, Immediate acceptance' and 'Factor V: Expectance of the supplementary roles of telenursing, Prolonged acceptance'.
Patient Or Public Contribution: Patients and the public were not involved in this study's design, recruitment and implementation.
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