Background: Previous research has demonstrated high patient satisfaction with telehealth
encounters. The objective of this study was to compare patient satisfaction scores regarding …

The coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic has caused a rapid and widespread
application of telemedicine services in the outpatient setting. Prior to COVID-19, patient …

Telemedicine approaches provide many benefits to patients across both primary and
specialty care. Patient acceptance is imperative to successful telemedicine implementation …

Background: Physician satisfaction with telehealth during the coronavirus disease 2019
pandemic is a strong indicator for future use. Validated surveys can guide improvement and …

Background Information about telehealth versus in-office visits and how patient experience
before compared to during the COVID-19 pandemic is important for healthcare planning …

Methods Patient experience was assessed using a novel electronic, Web-based survey at
405 ambulatory clinics (1,920 clinicians) covering all specialties in a 9-hospital health care …

Objective To compare patient satisfaction between telemedicine and in-person visits for
historically vulnerable groups at risk of worse experiences with telemedicine. Patients and …

Rationale During the coronavirus disease pandemic, audio‐only and video telehealth visits
became more widely available, but the relative patient satisfaction between telehealth and in …

Objective: To determine whether the quality of the patient experience differs between video
visits and in-person visits for primary care. Methods: Using patient satisfaction survey results …

Purpose: This study sought to determine whether the necessitated use of telemedicine due
to coronavirus disease 2019, and limited choice of both the provider and patient, impacts the …