ALT Family Doctors' perceptions on optimizing virtual care beyond the COVID-19 pandemic: four themes. A patient's chief concerns matter whether the visit is virtual or in person. Virtual visits provide patient ease and break down access barriers. Telehealth has provided richer opportunities for productive doctor-patient communication. Structural support is needed for virtual care to be comparable to in-person visits. Ritchie, V., Koptyra, E., Marquis, L.B., Kadri, R., Laurie, A., Vydiswaran, V.G.V., Li, J., Brown, L.K., Veinot, T.C., Buis, L.R., Guetterman, T.C. (2024). “Virtual Care: Perspectives From Family Practitioners“. Family Medicine. https://journals.stfm.org/familymedicine/online-first/guetterman-0240/ Art provided by Vectors Market, I Putu Kharismayadi, Mohammed Salim and icon 54 for the Noun Project. Michigan Medicine University of Michigan.

ALT New MyVoice study: How do youth define resilience and overcome stressors in daily life? Relationships with friends and family are key. Keeping perspective on things. Having resources to help with coping skills, such as mental health care and financial literacy. Resilience is difficult when you feel out of control due to personal crises or world events. Prideux, J., Vaughn, L.M., Chuisano, S., Thrower, D., DeJonckheere, M.(2024). “Being Open About Struggle“: Youth Practices and Perspectives on Resilience, Youth & Society. Online first. https://doi.org/10.1177/0044118X241231813. MyVoice.

ALT Congratulations! Winner of the Institute for Healthcare Policy and Innovation's Timely Topics in Telehealth/e-Health Research Seed Funding. Assistant Professor Timothy C. Guetterman, Ph.D., and co-director of the Mixed Methods Program. Michigan Medicine. University of Michigan.