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Video directly observed therapy (VDOT) was introduced to replace physical DOTS and has proven to significantly reduce the cost of managing TB, improve patients’ access to doctors, and be less disruptive to patients’ work and family life [8,11-13]. According to many studies, VDOT is a more cost-effective method that significantly increases patient treatment adherence compared to conventional DOTS [14-18].
JMIR Serious Games 2023;11:e43047
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We assessed the initial implementation of v DOT into the clinic and characterized technology effectiveness and adoption over time through a prospective pragmatic implementation study, beginning in 2019 when v DOT became available.
JMIR Form Res 2022;6(8):e38247
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Most of the study participants preferred v DOT over the conventional in-person DOT. This preference was associated with being male, residing in an urban area, and being formally educated. Other factors such as literacy in English, the ability to use SMS and phone camera, although associated with preference for v DOT in bivariate analyses, were not found associated with this preference in an adjusted logistic regression model.
JMIR Mhealth Uhealth 2019;7(4):e11687
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