Developmental-behavioral pediatrics (DBP) is recognized as one of the fields with the
greatest shortages of pediatric subspecialists. Families who access care often must travel …

As the world has been experiencing an unprecedented crisis in the modern era, we have
been faced with many dilemmas across different health care systems. In that regard …

Telehealth has long held promise as a way to increase access to subspecialty care for
children and families, including in developmental and behavioral pediatrics (DBP). The …

The growth and evolution of telehealth are opening new avenues for efficient, effective, and
affordable pediatric health care services in the United States and around the world …

Background: The literature on the use of telemedicine for children with developmental
disabilities (DD) is limited and mostly describes telemedicine being used to link patients with …

Objective: This study aims to describe the use of telehealth in developmental behavioral
pediatric (DBP) fellowship-affiliated practices during the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID …

Pediatric practice increasingly involves care for children with complex chronic diseases.
Telehealth offers a delivery method via which providers and health care systems can …

Telemedicine is by no means a new technology, given that audio-video telecommunication
links have been utilized for the provision of medical services since the 1950s. Nonetheless …

Telehealth is a rapidly growing field of medicine that uses telecommunication and
information technology to assist in the delivery of health care to patients at a distance from …

INTRODUCTION Telehealth is the use of electronic information and telecommunication
technologies to support clinical care and public health, and to promote patient education …