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. 2020 Jun 4;35(9):2823–2825. doi: 10.1007/s11606-020-05917-9

Table 1.

Patients were asked to complete a brief online survey at the end of each virtual visit to assess the quality of care. Responses shown to the questionnaire are from over 470 patients who responded to a survey during the ramp-up period from January 1, 2020, to March 26, 2020. The response rate was between 22 and 24%

Survey question Favorable (N, %) Neutral (N, %) Unfavorable (N, %)
I would recommend virtual visits to friends & family 374 (83%) 53 (12%) 26 (6%)
I would like to use virtual visits for other types of care 354 (77%) 75 (16%) 31 (7%)
Instructions for gaining access to the system and completing my visit were clear and easy to complete 384 (82%) 42 (9%) 41 (9%)
My need & expectations for standards of care were met by having this visit online 408 (86%) 36 8%) 32 (7%)
The audio & video quality was appropriate for clear communication 369 (74%) 43 (9%) 84 (17%)