Abstract Purpose of Review This paper summarizes early experiences of telemedicine
during the COVID-19 pandemic, the patient and physician experience, limitations in …

Telemedicine represents the practical embodiment of patient-centred oncology care, a
concept that has become increasingly popular in the past few years. Yet despite the …

Objectives The COVID-19 pandemic has significantly impacted oncology. With pandemic
restrictions limiting close contact between individuals, telehealth (the use of …

In Australia, the COVID-19 pandemic has resulted in the exponential growth in the delivery
of telehealth services. Medicare data indicates that the majority of telehealth consultations …

Introduction During the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic, the Gustave
Roussy Cancer Center introduced teleconsultation via telephone, as an alternative to face-to …

Abstract Background and Aim The coronavirus‐19 is an ongoing global pandemic resulting
in millions of deaths worldwide. For a patient population at higher risk of infection …

Telemedicine represents an established mode of patient care delivery that has and will
continue to transform cancer clinical research. Through telemedicine, opportunities exist to …

Modern cancer care is costly and logistically burdensome for patients and their families
despite an expansion of technology and medical advances that create the opportunity for …

Telemedicine holds the potential to transform cancer care delivery and optimize value,
access, and quality of care. A transformed regulatory environment coupled with the need to …

Background: Telehealth was an important strategy for maintaining continuity of cancer care
during the coronavirus pandemic and has continued to play a role in outpatient care; …