28546 – HEALTH EQUITY: THE TRANSFORMATIVE IMPACT OF TELEPHONIC TELECONSULTATION ON VULNERABLE POPULATIONS WITH BREAST CANCER

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  • Gabriel Salum Dalessandro
  • Jonathan Yugo Maesaka
  • Yedda Nunes Reis
  • Mila Trementosa Garcia
  • Daniela Zaros Guimaraes

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https://doi.org/10.29289/259453942024V34S2017

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Introduction: Telemedicine is a powerful tool for promoting health access equity, reducing geographical and financial
barriers. It enables access to care without costly travel for low-income populations. By lowering costs and expanding the
reach of healthcare services, this tool emerges as a vital instrument in promoting one of the fundamental principles of the
Brazilian Unified Health System. The impact of implementing a protocol for remote consultations in a vulnerable population with breast cancer is particularly significant, as patients require multiple hospital visits throughout their long treatment journey. Conclusion: This inclusive intervention, with a social impact and a high level of patient satisfaction, proved to be relevant for low-income oncology populations with limited access to technology

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Published

2026-02-27

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Dalessandro, G. S., Maesaka, J. Y., Reis, Y. N., Garcia, M. T., & Guimaraes, D. Z. (2026). 28546 – HEALTH EQUITY: THE TRANSFORMATIVE IMPACT OF TELEPHONIC TELECONSULTATION ON VULNERABLE POPULATIONS WITH BREAST CANCER. Mastology, 34(suppl.2). https://doi.org/10.29289/259453942024V34S2017

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