Table 3. Adoption of telemedicine (n=429^*).

Question number and content	Categories	n (%)
Q43 Adoption of telemedicine to communicate with patients	Yes, with all patients	179 (41.7)
	Yes, with low-risk patients only	205 (47.8)
	No	23 (5.4)
	Don’t know	9 (2.1)
	Not applicable to my practice	13 (3.0)
Q44 Percentage of patients called (audio/video) for distance consultation	0%	17 (4.0)
	1–24%	83 (19.4)
	25–49%	115 (26.8)
	50–74%	105 (24.5)
	≥75%	83 (19.4)
	Don’t know	5 (1.2)
	Not applicable to my practice	21 (4.9)
Q45 Percentage of patients called (audio/video) for follow-up to a cervical cancer screening procedure	0%	46 (10.7)
	1–24%	103 (24.0)
	25–49%	85 (19.8)
	50–74%	83 (19.3)
	≥75%	68 (15.9)
	Don’t know	18 (4.2)
	Not applicable to my practice	26 (6.1)
Q46 Virtual consultations compensated by jurisdictional public health insurance system	Yes	312 (72.7)
	No	43 (10.0)
	Don’t know	44 (10.3)
	Not applicable to my practice	30 (7.0)
Q47 Appropriate interactions to convert to telemedicine†	Health and medical history reporting	283 (66.0)
	Test results reporting	352 (82.1)
	Consent forms completion prior to in-person procedures	222 (51.7)
	Post-procedure follow-up	219 (42.9)
	In-person appointment planning/scheduling	169 (33.1)
	Other	5 (1.2)

^*Eighty-one respondents did not answer; the total number of complete responses was used as the denominator.

^†Frequency count exceeded number of respondents (429) as some selected more than one answer.