Background: Asynchronous telemedicine (ATM), which describes telemedical interaction
between a patient and provider where neither party communicates simultaneously, is an …

Background There is a focus on increasing asynchronous telemedicine use, which allows
medical data to be transmitted, stored, and interpreted later; however, limited evidence of the …

Background Asynchronous telehealth captures clinically important digital samples (eg, still
images, video, audio, text files) and relevant data in one location and subsequently transmits …

Introduction: Research is increasing on asynchronous technologies used by specialist
clinicians and primary care, including e-mail, text, e-consultation, and store-and-forward …

Production of this report is made possible by financial contributions from Health Canada and
the governments of Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, New Brunswick, Newfoundland and …

Background: Our community-based health system transitioned to a largely telehealth-based
approach under the pressure of the COVID-19 pandemic. Limited implementation of …

Synchronous home-based telemedicine for primary care experienced growth during the
coronavirus disease 2019 pandemic. A review was conducted on the evidence reporting on …

Methods: This institutional review board (IRB)-approved quality improvement pilot (IRB#
210364QI) included patients seen in a single vascular neurology clinic, within the pilot …

Background Digitization in everyday medical practice has gained importance along with the
drive to expand teleconsultations arising from the COVID-19 pandemic. Previous qualitative …

Although traditional health care is nearly always delivered in a synchronous format,
telehealth delivery can be either synchronous or asynchronous. All forms of synchronous …