For the “2017 Telemedicine and Digital Health Survey,” the law firm asked 107 respondents from hospitals, specialty clinics and ancillary services about their digital health services. The survey, distributed during the third quarter of 2017, includes input from healthcare executives and providers.
Here are the top 10 services respondents indicated their organization offers or plans to offer via telemedicine.
1. Second opinions or specialty opinions: 53 percent
2. Mental health services: 51 percent
2. Remote patient monitoring: 51 percent
4. Urgent care or after-hours care: 40 percent
5. Outpatient hospital services: 35 percent
6. Emergency department services: 32 percent
6. Store and forward uses (excluding radiology and pathology): 32 percent
8. Inpatient hospital services: 31 percent
8. Telestroke: 31 percent
10. Destination medicine services: 23 percent
To access the Foley & Lardner survey, click here.
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