Lessons learned from a qualitative evaluation of Veterans’ experience with the VA tele-PAP program during the COVID pandemic

By afschroeder • June 18, 2026

Kim KS, Verma R, Gomez A, Totten AM, Malcolm K, Kennedy E, Carrion-Rodriguez A, Cheng C, Combe AK, Jungbauer RM, Mitchell M, Lee D, Martin JL, Ryden AM, Smith C, Sarmiento KF, Boudreau E, Zeidler MR. Lessons learned from a qualitative evaluation of Veterans' experience with the VA tele-PAP program during the COVID pandemic. Front Health Serv. 2026 Jun 2;6:1760059. doi: 10.3389/frhs.2026.1760059. PMID: 42312131; PMCID: PMC13269075.

Tags: COVID pandemic, obstructive sleeep apnea, patient experience, positive airway pressure, Publications, Pulmonary, Critical Care & Sleep Medicine, qualitative, sleep, telehealth, Veterans Administration, veterans' experiences

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