For the report, Doximity analyzed data on telemedicine adoption among U.S. physicians who use its virtual care network. The number of physicians reporting telemedicine as a skill increased by 38 percent from 2019-20, nearly doubling the 20 percent annual growth rate recorded over the past five years.
Here are the top 10 specialties using telemedicine:
1. Endocrinology
2. Rheumatology
3. Gastroenterology
4. Nephrology
5. Cardiology
6. Urology
7. Neurology
8. Geriatrics
9. Hematology/oncology
10. Pulmonology
Click here to view the report.
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