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Discussions around the article reveal a recognition of its comprehensive approach to understanding healthcare access, exemplified by comments on Levesque's framework and its application to various settings. The tone is mostly positive and contemplative, with some users highlighting the importance of addressing barriers like approachability and acceptability, which demonstrates an appreciation of the article’s potential to influence policy and practice. Words like 'useful', 'excited', and 'helpful' underscore a generally optimistic attitude toward the publication's contributions.
Most discussions acknowledge the value of the frameworks presented, with many appreciating Levesque et al.'s patient-centered model and its relevance to healthcare access.
Posts display strong curiosity, referencing specific frameworks, conferences, and collaborative ideas, indicating a high level of engagement with the publication's content.
Several posts provide detailed reflections, such as mapping barriers to access and applying feminist praxis to analyze care, showing deep engagement with the concepts.
While some comments highlight the usefulness of the framework for future research and practice, the perceived tangible impact remains moderate, with calls for applying these ideas to global contexts and specific populations.
#WritingBlackness Day 13: I designed pre-implementation and implementation steps to conduct a structural analysis of power and access to care using a Black feminist praxis applied to Levesque et al’s 2013 patient-centered access to care. #GeekedNGrateful https://t.co/Fw98mbm09y
@medischcontact @InekeRixt @nvog @De_KNOV @KBloemenkamp @BMJ_Open A useful conceptual framework to think about health care organization that is patient-centered: this should also apply to care for #refugee children in the Netherlands and globally, Sara Sahba (#EKANN) argues during her talk. https://t.co/9BFtW8R9M8 https://t.co/m9F7yKPFnr
何だかんだこの論文はちょいちょい参照するなぁ、と思うなど。 https://t.co/EtGFMxOtcI
At my favourite conference! I also got to put a face to the name of the author of my all time favourite paper. Dr Levesque’s framework for access to healthcare helped frame my thinking on why access to care in oral health is so poor https://t.co/QPFzjCTw4V https://t.co/2uDyAj3jYc
Have you read about the Patient-centred access to health care model? It’s a handy model that’s been used across many different projects - colloquially known as the “Levesque model”, one to read https://t.co/twh6r7KdSS @mfharris3 @GrantRussell17 @jfredlevesque @BioMedCentral https://t.co/GuQ4YDT2h7
7/n We mapped barriers to 6 dimensions of access from Levesque’s conceptual framework. Approachability, acceptability, and availability barriers were most common. https://t.co/lLXDcs5F4C https://t.co/Tc4iqkRCiX
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An easy how-to guide on booking an appointment at a college campus health center. The framework emphasizes that access is dynamic and influenced by various factors at multiple levels, highlighting the complex nature of…
RT @EbmShibanyan: 何だかんだこの論文はちょいちょい参照するなぁ、と思うなど。 https://t.co/EtGFMxOtcI
RT @ninako75: ヘルスケアへのアクセス accessibilityの5つの側面、accessを可能にする5つの能力 Patient-centred access to health care: conceptualising access at the interf…
ヘルスケアへのアクセス accessibilityの5つの側面、accessを可能にする5つの能力 Patient-centred access to health care: conceptualising access at the interface of health systems and populations https://t.co/xnGB32gMmX
何だかんだこの論文はちょいちょい参照するなぁ、と思うなど。 https://t.co/EtGFMxOtcI
RT @CroakeyNews: @SanchiaAranda On accountability of health services: @SanchiaAranda #WICC2024 (good reading: https://t.co/tuwAsOVkXG) http…
RT @CroakeyNews: @SanchiaAranda On accountability of health services: @SanchiaAranda #WICC2024 (good reading: https://t.co/tuwAsOVkXG) http…
RT @CroakeyNews: @SanchiaAranda On accountability of health services: @SanchiaAranda #WICC2024 (good reading: https://t.co/tuwAsOVkXG) http…
@SanchiaAranda On accountability of health services: @SanchiaAranda #WICC2024 (good reading: https://t.co/tuwAsOVkXG) https://t.co/CPw2E0kee5
RT @WePublicHealth: You may have come across frameworks like the 3As, or this more comprehensive one from Levesque et al https://t.co/6ppZX…
You may have come across frameworks like the 3As, or this more comprehensive one from Levesque et al https://t.co/6ppZX9TNMQ that can be useful in reflecting on barriers and strategies to ensure equity https://t.co/xrPoCXUc4Z
RT @salud_y_publico: Recuerda que el #acceso al sistema de salud se da cuando se pone en contacto una persona que busca atención y un prove…
Recuerda que el #acceso al sistema de salud se da cuando se pone en contacto una persona que busca atención y un provedor de #salud. Sin embargo, hay muchas formas de abordarla y estudiarla. Revisa el #artículo: https://t.co/YO4WGZRnvb
RT @JoyceBrowne: @medischcontact @InekeRixt @nvog @De_KNOV @KBloemenkamp @BMJ_Open A useful conceptual framework to think about health care…
@medischcontact @InekeRixt @nvog @De_KNOV @KBloemenkamp @BMJ_Open A useful conceptual framework to think about health care organization that is patient-centered: this should also apply to care for #refugee children in the Netherlands and globally, Sara Sahba (#EKANN) argues during her talk. https://t.co/9BFtW8R9M8 https://t.co/m9F7yKPFnr
@DocSmilz A lot about this has been covered in this article (link below) https://t.co/mWVdIVej8t I am sharing the conceptual framework which can help us recognise what influences our decision making process. https://t.co/Ar1r1e6eEB
At my favourite conference! I also got to put a face to the name of the author of my all time favourite paper. Dr Levesque’s framework for access to healthcare helped frame my thinking on why access to care in oral health is so poor https://t.co/QPFzjCTw4V https://t.co/2uDyAj3jYc
7/n We mapped barriers to 6 dimensions of access from Levesque’s conceptual framework. Approachability, acceptability, and availability barriers were most common. https://t.co/lLXDcs5F4C https://t.co/Tc4iqkRCiX
RT @EbmShibanyan: 医療機関を受診するまでのハードルは複数ある。Fig.2が詳しい。 https://t.co/EtGFMxwjYA #冬セミ #全体講演
医療機関を受診するまでのハードルは複数ある。Fig.2が詳しい。 https://t.co/EtGFMxwjYA #冬セミ #全体講演
RT @RJEpiOBWarrior: #WritingBlackness Day 13: I designed pre-implementation and implementation steps to conduct a structural analysis of po…
#WritingBlackness Day 13: I designed pre-implementation and implementation steps to conduct a structural analysis of power and access to care using a Black feminist praxis applied to Levesque et al’s 2013 patient-centered access to care. #GeekedNGrateful https://t.co/Fw98mbm09y
@Arrianna_Planey I am so excited to read your work. Check out one of my fav https://t.co/W4L2vXCF6m
@Arrianna_Planey Yes! This is so needed! Not perfect of course but I’ve found this to be a helpful improvement on, well, Andersen 1996
Next week our class will discuss catheter lab access. Very exciting! https://t.co/CFdJdjyJNB https://t.co/DzOSOdqHLi
RT @WePublicHealth: Have you read about the Patient-centred access to health care model? It’s a handy model that’s been used across many di…
RT @WePublicHealth: Have you read about the Patient-centred access to health care model? It’s a handy model that’s been used across many di…
Have you read about the Patient-centred access to health care model? It’s a handy model that’s been used across many different projects - colloquially known as the “Levesque model”, one to read https://t.co/twh6r7KdSS @mfharris3 @GrantRussell17 @jfredlevesque @BioMedCentral https://t.co/GuQ4YDT2h7