Healthcare in the third millennium is largely delivered through systems involving the use of
the technological devices and services, foremost among them telemedicine. For the …

The “house call” from doctors is surging in the United States, and instead of ringing the
doorbell, your doctor is pinging your smartphone. Telemedicine, or receiving one's medical …

Anticipating a growing need for health care during the COVID-19 pandemic, the Centers for
Medicare and Medicaid Services expanded telemedicine coverage in the United States on …

Background Prior to the COVID‐19 pandemic there were many barriers to telemedicine
primary care for adults≥ 65 years including insurance coverage restrictions and having …

Background: The COVID-19 pandemic reduced in-person visit volume and fueled a
corresponding explosion in demand for telehealth services, resulting in the enactment of …

Background With increased reliance on digital health care, including telehealth, efficient and
effective ways are needed to assess patients' comfort and confidence with using these …

The purpose of this scoping literature review was to understand what is known about how
the rural profile influences beliefs regarding telehealth utilization. Rural nursing theory …

Latinos are the largest minority ethno-racial in the United States. Latinos comprise 18.5% of
the nation's population, but account for 27.5% of COVID cases reported in the US (Despres …

Artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) have an immense potential to transform
healthcare as already demonstrated in various medical specialties. This scoping review …

Objective The primary objective of this study is to conduct a comparative analysis of
telemedicine utilization patterns among adult populations residing in both rural and urban …