Telemedicine in Rural Communities: Patterns of Use and User . . . This analysis examined patterns of telemedicine utilization among adults residing in rural areas, with a focus on identifying demographic and health status differences between telemedicine users and non-users
Disparities in telehealth utilization between US rural and urban areas . . . During the COVID-19 pandemic, telehealth services were expanded across the United States to meet the increased demand and safety requirements of care This observational study aims to understand rural-urban differences in telehealth utilization during the early part of the COVID-19 pandemic
Telehealth in rural areas: Bridging the gaps through policy drivers The study proposed integrating telehealth care with locally based medication to boost the interests of participants, enhance the training of health experts and patients on the use of telehealth technology and subsidise telehealth through effective policy
Impacts of telehealth on rural health care access This innovative approach to health care delivery is instrumental in enhancing the quality of rural health care and addressing challenges faced by rural residents, such as limited access to specialty care and transportation difficulties
Telemedicine in Clinics: Bridging Gaps in Rural Healthcare Telemedicine in clinics has emerged as a powerful solution to address the critical healthcare gaps faced by rural communities By leveraging modern technology, telemedicine enables healthcare providers to deliver essential services remotely, thereby enhancing access to quality healthcare for underserved populations In this article, we will explore the various ways telemedicine is transforming
OCHIN research highlights telehealth’s impact on rural communities . . . Telehealth has been recognized as a critical tool for improving health care access in rural areas, where people often face barriers to care New findings from an OCHIN-led research project highlight telehealth’s role in expanding access in these areas