Table 1.

Characteristics of telehealth encounters as self-reported by eyecare providers.

	First Survey Participants, n (%)	Second Survey Participants, n (%)
Performing telehealth visits in the previous week	39 (91)	25 (71)
Trainee and attending both involved in the same telehealth visit(s)	8 (21)	4 (16)
Performing audio-only visits in the previous week	32 (82)	15 (60)
Performing video telehealth visits in the previous week	31 (80)	20 (80)
Current status and plan
Never started, no plan to start	4 (9)	6 (17)
Never started, planning to start within next month	1 (2)	0
Previously performing, but have stopped	0	2 (6)
Performing, plan to decrease	1 (2)	6 (17)
Performing, plan to stay about the same	8 (19)	16 (46)
Performing, plan to increase	29 (67)	5 (14)
Audio visits
Able to successfully initiate and complete audio visits
0%-25%	10 (31)	5 (33)
26%-50%	3 (9)	3 (20)
51%-75%	1 (3)	0
76%-100%	18 (56)	7 (47)
Able to conduct appropriate history using audio-only telehealth	32 (100)	15 (100)
Able to formulate management plan using audio-only telehealth	30 (94)	15 (100)
Provider overall satisfied with value of audio-only visits	27 (84)	13 (87)
Patient seemed satisfied with value of audio-only visits	30 (94)	14 (93)
Video visits
Able to successfully initiate and complete video visits
0%-25%	1 (3)	1 (5)
26%-50%	4 (13)	3 (15)
51%-75%	10 (32)	4 (20)
76%-100%	16 (52)	12 (60)
Able to conduct appropriate history using video telehealth	31 (100)	20 (100)
Able to assess and document visual acuity using video telehealth	8 (26)	6 (30)
Able to assess and document external eye examination using video telehealth	24 (77)	16 (80)
Able to assess and document extraocular motility examination using video telehealth	19 (61)	14 (70)
Able to formulate management plan using video telehealth	31 (100)	20 (100)
Provider overall satisfied with value of video telehealth visits	28 (90)	20 (100)
Patient seemed satisfied with value of video telehealth visits	31 (100)	20 (100)