Background#R##N#Text messaging is an affordable, ubiquitous, and expanding mobile communication technology. However, safety net health systems in the United States that provide more care to uninsured and low-income patients may face additional financial and infrastructural challenges in utilizing this technology. Formative evaluations of texting implementation experiences are limited. We interviewed safety net health systems piloting texting initiatives to study facilitators and barriers to real-world implementation.
['Sachin Garg', 'Courtney R. Lyles', 'Sara Ackerman', 'Margaret A. Handley', 'Dean Schillinger', 'Gato Gourley', 'Veenu Aulakh', 'Urmimala Sarkar']
Qualitative analysis of programmatic initiatives to text patients with mobile devices in resource-limited health systems