Purpose: Little is known about the attitudes toward and adoption of telehealth services
among family physicians (FPs), the largest primary care physician group. We conducted a …

In a 2014 national survey, only 15% of responding family physicians (FPs) reported using
telehealth in the previous year, even though most agreed that telehealth could improve …

Introduction: Increased telemedicine implementation may promote primary care access.
However, gaps in telemedicine uptake may perpetuate existing disparities in primary care …

Background: Telehealth has the potential to reduce health inequities and improve health
outcomes among rural populations through increased access to physicians, specialists, and …

We used qualitative interviews to examine the perceptions of direct providers of
telemedicine services, primary care providers (PCPs) and hospital administrators about …

The concept of caring for patients remotely using telemedicine applications has intrigued
computersavvy physicians for years. Although telemedicine implementation remains in its …

Introduction: Telemedicine has been implemented in many health systems by necessity, yet
evidence is sparse about its appropriate use for the delivery of primary care. We sought to …

PURPOSE The need to rapidly implement telemedicine in primary care during the
coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic was addressed differently by various …

Background: Chronic diseases disproportionately affect minority and rural populations.
Specialist access improves health outcomes in many chronic diseases but access to …

Telehealth services have the potential to improve access to care, especially in rural or urban
areas with scarce health care resources. Despite the potential benefits, telehealth has not …