Background: The COVID-19 pandemic has led to changes to in-office orthopedic care, with a
rapid shift to telemedicine. Institutions' lack of established infrastructure for these types of …

Background: Telemedicine usage in orthopedic surgery has seen a dramatic increase as a
result of the severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 pandemic. The purpose of this …

The coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic necessitated an unprecedented
increase in the use of telehealth services in orthopedics. Patient attitudes toward and …

Background Telemedicine provides a safe and effective means for the delivery of care by
physicians amongst many subspecialties. Historically, orthopaedic practices in the United …

Background: Until recently, telehealth represented a small fraction of orthopedic surgery
patient interactions. The COVID-19 pandemic necessitated a swift adoption of telehealth to …

Background The current COVID-19 pandemic has implications on the morbidities of
orthopedic patients due to lack of routine follow-ups, and inpatient and outpatient-based …

Background: A lack of access to care is predictably associated with negative outcomes in
foot and ankle surgery. Despite recent advances in telecommunication technologies, the …

The COVID-19 pandemic has brought numerous challenges to the safe and effective
delivery of health care worldwide. The cancelation of non-essential surgeries and …

Background: Telehealth has seen breakthroughs in many fields of medicine, but utilization
remains limited in orthopedic sports medicine. The purpose of this investigation was to …

Background: Orthopedic specialties have begun to embrace telehealth as an alternative to
in-person visits. We have not found studies assessing telehealth in sports medicine. Our …