This study explores perceptions about telemedicine among urban underserved African
American and Latino populations. Telemedicine has been advanced as a vehicle to …

Introduction. Telemedicine is promoted as a means to increase access to specialty medical
care among the urban underserved, yet little is known about its acceptability among these …

Introduction Adoption of telemedicine by healthcare facilities has dramatically increased
since the start of coronavirus pandemic; yet, major differences exist in universal acceptance …

Native American communities face serious health disparities and, living in rural areas, often
lack regular access to healthcare services as compared to other Americans. Since the early …

Objective It is doubtful that any new health care delivery system that requires as much
adjustment as telemedicine does will be sustained if its users do not fully support it. We …

Introduction: The rate of telemedicine adoption using interactive video between patient and
provider has not met expectations. Technology, regulations, and physician buy-in are cited …

We used qualitative interviews to examine the perceptions of direct providers of
telemedicine services, primary care providers (PCPs) and hospital administrators about …

Introduction: Increased telemedicine implementation may promote primary care access.
However, gaps in telemedicine uptake may perpetuate existing disparities in primary care …

Background Telehealth has been increasingly adopted by health care systems since the
start of the COVID-19 pandemic. Although telehealth may provide convenience for patients …

Background Despite the United States having one of the leading health care systems in the
world, underserved minority communities face significant access challenges. These …