Telehealth use and Satisfaction among U.S. Households: Results of a National Survey

Telehealth services have expanded dramatically during the coronavirus disease-2019 pandemic; we provide estimates of telehealth use and satisfaction based on a nationally representative, random survey of 3454 U.S. households. Fifty percent of households reported using telehealth because they could n...

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Veröffentlicht in:Journal of patient experience 2021, Vol.8, p.23743735211052737-23743735211052737
Hauptverfasser: Kyle, Michael A, Blendon, Robert J, Findling, Mary G, Benson, John M
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Zusammenfassung:Telehealth services have expanded dramatically during the coronavirus disease-2019 pandemic; we provide estimates of telehealth use and satisfaction based on a nationally representative, random survey of 3454 U.S. households. Fifty percent of households reported using telehealth because they could not receive medical care in person. Satisfaction was high among telehealth users (86%). However, satisfaction with telehealth was lower (65%) among households who reported experiences of delayed medical care for serious problems. Telehealth use was lower among rural households than urban households (46% vs. 53%) and among
ISSN:2374-3735
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DOI:10.1177/23743735211052737