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The COVID-19 pandemic accelerated telemedicine adoption, but operational and technical challenges hinder its full potential. Investing in processes and vendor selection can enhance telemedicine

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Healthcare technology
Digital health
Pandemic response

Background:

The COVID-19 pandemic necessitated rapid expansion of telemedicine for safe patient access.
Favorable shifts in regulatory, compliance, and payment policies supported telemedicine utilization growth.

Purpose of the Study:

To analyze the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on telemedicine adoption.
To identify barriers and facilitators for optimal telemedicine use.
To explore strategies for improving the telemedicine experience.

Main Methods:

Review of policy changes and utilization trends during the pandemic.
Analysis of operational and technical challenges reported in telemedicine implementation.
Discussion of potential solutions for enhancing patient and clinician experience.

Main Results:

Telemedicine experienced unprecedented growth driven by pandemic-related needs and supportive policies.
Operational and technical burdens remain significant barriers to widespread optimal telemedicine use.
Investments in operational processes and strategic vendor selection are crucial for improvement.

Conclusions:

While policy changes facilitated telemedicine growth, overcoming operational and technical hurdles is essential for maximizing its benefits.
Improving the telemedicine experience through strategic investments can reduce clinician burnout and enhance care delivery.
Further focus on optimizing telemedicine's operational and technical aspects is recommended.