Table 2.

Comparison of survey responses on the perceived quality of clinical care provided by modality.

Perceived quality of clinical care provided			Audio consultations, n (%)		Video consultations, n (%)		Total, n (%)		P value
Confidence in managing acute consultations										.01
	Disagree and strongly disagree	85 (24.50)		47 (17.03)		132 (21.19)
	Neutral	121 (34.87)		85 (30.80)		206 (33.07)
	Agree and strongly agree	141 (40.63)		144 (52.17)		285 (45.75)
Confidence in managing chronic conditions and follow-up consultations										.08
	Disagree and strongly disagree	20 (5.76)		6 (2.17)		26 (4.17)
	Neutral	50 (14.41)		39 (14.13)		89 (14.29)
	Agree and strongly agree	277 (79.83)		231 (83.70)		508 (81.54)
Ability to answer patients’ questions										.26
	Disagree and strongly disagree	9 (2.59)		3 (1.09)		12 (1.93)
	Neutral	36 (10.37)		23 (8.33)		59 (9.47)
	Agree and strongly agree	302 (87.03)		250 (90.58)		552 (88.60)
Ability to provide patient health education										.006
	Disagree and strongly disagree	15 (4.32)		1 (0.36)		16 (2.57)
	Neutral	36 (10.37)		24 (8.70)		60 (9.63)
	Agree and strongly agree	296 (85.30)		251 (90.94)		547 (87.80)
Perceived risk of misdiagnosis with telemedicine										.41
	Disagree and strongly disagree	47 (13.54)		35 (12.68)		82 (13.16)
	Neutral	84 (24.21)		80 (28.99)		164 (26.32)
	Agree and strongly agree	216 (62.25)		161 (58.33)		377 (60.51)