HealthLeaders Media February 11, 2020
Mandy Roth

AMA study shows digital health is coming of age as usage among physicians increases in every category measured

KEY TAKEAWAYS

– Physician telehealth/virtual care usage rises 100% in three years with 28% of physicians now using this approach to care.

– Every category measured demonstrates increased usage of digital health modalities, with 58% of physicians now providing consumer access to clinical data, such as lab results.

With a 100% increase in telehealth usage in three years, and gains in other key categories, physicians seem to be overcoming their resistance to using digital health tools, according to a new American Medical Association (AMA) study, AMA Digital Health Research. Researchers compared data gathered from a similar study in 2016 to input from...

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