In this kind of culture it is very hard to admit one's mental illness and to seek medical help. Thus telepsychiatry might be a good alternative to face-to-face ...
Abstract. This research was performed in order to empirically prove that telepsychiatry can result in overcoming of the Confucian cultural barrier which.
In this kind of culture it is very hard to admit one's mental illness and to seek medical help. Thus telepsychiatry might be a good alternative to face-to-face ...
Mar 20, 2009 · This research was performed in order to empirically prove that telepsychiatry can result in overcoming of the Confucian cultural barrier which ...
In this kind of culture it is very hard to admit one's mental illness and to seek medical help. Thus telepsychiatry might be a good alternative to face-to-face ...
This pilot study provided evidence on the feasibility of using telepsychiatry to provide culturally competent services for Korean immigrants. ... cultural ...
... issues of cultural competence and accessibility are appropriately addressed in mental health service provision to an underserved, minority population. In ...
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Jan 3, 2024 · Barriers: 1) Cultural barriers - For Koreans, the field of mental health is culturally and racially difficult to talk to, ask for help, or ...
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Oct 16, 2023 · Telemedicine has faced an uphill battle in South Korea and in fact, under the nation's Medical Services Act, it is currently prohibited, ...
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