Telemedicine actually improves the quality of care and increases physician satisfaction in delivering that care, according to new research from Binghamton University, State University of New York.
Binghamton UniversitySep 23 2024 Telemedicine actually improves the quality of care and increases physician satisfaction in delivering that care, according to new research from Binghamton University, State University of New York.
New research involving Binghamton University's School of Management highlights a positive impact of that shift. The study found that telemedicine enhances the quality of patient care as expected but also increases physician satisfaction in delivering that care. As pandemic restrictions have eased, researchers noted, telemedicine will likely continue to be a preferred option in the years to come.
COVID really broke previously seen limitations with what could be done through telemedicine and this study is one of the earliest to examine physician satisfaction and its effects on quality of care and patient visits during COVID." The study centered on data from the 2021 annual National Electronic Health Records Survey, which included 10,302 questionnaire responses from physicians nationwide. Of those responses, 1,875 physicians answered one or more telemedicine-related questions.
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