The effect of COVID-19 on telehealth: Next steps in a post-pandemic life
The International Journal of Gynecology & Obstetrics
2022-08-17
Abstract
Older patients and those who require interpreters are least likely to use telehealth for gynecologic oncology care, showing disparities which continued after statewide vaccinations.
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