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Amaris Karin Balitsky^1,2,3, Nathan Cantor⁴, Karen Zhang^1,2,3,5

¹Hamilton Health Sciences, Juravinski Cancer Center, Hamilton, ON L8V 5C2, Canada.

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Most oncologists are satisfied with virtual care (VC), but some concerns remain. Future research should address these clinician concerns and the patient experience to optimize VC in oncology.

Keywords:

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Oncology
Digital Health
Healthcare Delivery

Background:

Virtual care (VC) is increasingly integrated into oncology, yet clinician perspectives remain unclear.
Understanding oncologists' satisfaction is crucial for effective VC implementation.
Existing research has not fully captured clinician viewpoints on VC in cancer care.

Purpose of the Study:

To assess oncologists' satisfaction with virtual care (VC) in Canada.
To identify factors influencing oncologists' satisfaction with VC.
To inform future research and optimization of VC in oncology.

Main Methods:

A questionnaire was developed using a National Network Forum framework and expert review.
The survey measured oncologists' satisfaction with VC using a 5-point Likert scale.
Data were collected from Canadian oncologists via medical society email lists.

Main Results:

72% of surveyed oncologists reported satisfaction with virtual care (VC).
Lower technology comfort correlated with decreased VC satisfaction (p < 0.001).
Key concerns included missing diagnoses and assessing functional status, while benefits like cost reduction and improved access were noted.

Conclusions:

The majority of oncologists are satisfied with virtual care (VC), but specific concerns require attention.
Addressing clinician-identified issues is essential for optimizing VC in oncology.
Future research should encompass both clinician and patient experiences with VC.