Female, behavioral health, and primary care physicians were more likely to be early adopters of telehealth during the coronavirus pandemic, a recent study found, HealthLeaders reports.
In the first year of the pandemic, telehealth expanded dramatically at health systems, hospitals, and physician practices. While telehealth during the pandemic has been associated with several benefits such as convenience for patients and limiting exposure to the coronavirus, variable adoption by physicians raises concerns about access to services. Read more.
