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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2024 Dec 19.
Published before final editing as: Telemed J E Health. 2023 Feb 15:10.1089/tmj.2022.0382. doi: 10.1089/tmj.2022.0382

Table 2.

Characteristics of Scheduled Gender Clinic Encounters between April 2019 and February 2021, By Telemedicine Period and Utilization

PRE-TELEMEDICINE POST-TELEMEDICINE OVERALL
TOTAL,a n (%) (N = 2,208, 51.5% OF ALL ENCOUNTERS) TOTAL, n (%) (N = 2,080, 48.5% OF ALL ENCOUNTERS) TELEMEDICINE, n (%) (N = 1,082, 52.0% OF POST-TELEMEDICINE ENCOUNTERS) IN PERSON, n (%) (N = 998, 48% OF POST-TELEMEDICINE ENCOUNTERS) p-VALUE COMPARING IN-PERSON VS. TELEMEDICINE UTILIZATION TOTAL, N (%) (N = 4,288) p-VALUE COMPARING PRE-TELEMEDICINE AND POST-TELEMEDICINE PERIODS
Encounter type
 New 452 (20.5) 441 (21.2) 221 (20.4) 220 (22.0) 0.37 893 (20.8) 0.56
 Returning 1,756 (79.5) 1,639 (78.8) 861 (79.6) 778 (78.0) 3,395 (79.2)
Encounter status
 Completed 1,385 (62.7) 1,278 (61.4) 775 (71.6) 503 (50.4) <0.01* 2,663 (62.1) 0.58
 No-show 113 (5.1) 118 (5.7) 81 (7.5) 37 (3.7) 231 (5.4)
 Canceled 710 (32.2) 684 (32.9) 226 (20.9) 458 (45.9) 1,394 (32.5)
 Patient initiated 483 (68.0) 395 (57.7) 126 (55.8) 269 (58.7) 0.46 878 (63.0) <0.01*
 Provider/practice initiated 227 (32.0) 289 (42.3) 100 (44.2) 189 (41.3) 516 (37.0)
*

Statistically significant at the p < 0.05 level.

a

All encounters in the pre-telemedicine period were conducted in person.