2021/11/09 by Etz, Rebecca, Advisory Group, Larry Green Center, Primary Care Collaborative
#Clinician #Covid-19 #Epidemiology #Family Medicine #Health Sciences #Primary Care #Survey #Telemedicine
paper · doi:10.7302/3707
One of America’s largest and growing public health concerns is the increasing disparities in health care.1 Telehealth has been broadly recognized as an effective strategy to bridge gaps in health care by reducing barriers to accessing care.2 Responses from primary care clinicians provide a first-hand account of how telemedicine has affected patient access and which patients are more and less likely to use telemedicine. Series 2 summary.