Research Study2024

Patient Perspectives on Utilizing a Mobile Medical Clinic in Rural Philippine Communities

Weiner, H.; Gallo, A.; Gabiola, J.; Ip, E.; Bender, M.

Primary Care
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Why this matters

Mobile clinic evidence is heavily weighted toward the United States, which limits what it says elsewhere. A study examines patient perspectives on a mobile medical clinic in rural Philippine communities with a focus on non-communicable disease management, though the abstract does not report what patients said.

Authors
Weiner, H.; Gallo, A.; Gabiola, J.; Ip, E.; Bender, M.
Journal
Journal of Asian Health
Year
2024
Study design
Qualitative
Setting
Rural
Population
Rural
Outcome domain
Patient Experience
Type of organization
Academic

Abstract

This study examines patient perspectives on utilizing a mobile medical clinic in rural Philippine communities, with a focus on non-communicable disease management in low-income underserved settings.

Cite this study:Weiner, H.; Gallo, A.; Gabiola, J.; Ip, E.; Bender, M. (2024). Patient Perspectives on Utilizing a Mobile Medical Clinic in Rural Philippine Communities. Journal of Asian Health. https://journalofasianhealth.org/index.php/jasianh/article/view/62
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