Table 5.
Assessment of the teleconsultation services offered to antenatal women during the lockdown in the rural area of North India
| Total | |
| Total | 1374 (100) |
| Accessibility to smartphone | 439 (32) |
| Know about emails | 21 (1.5) |
| know about teleconsultation | 92 (6.7) |
| Took teleconsultation | 49 (3.6) |
| If yes, through | |
| Private hospital | 21 (1.5) |
| Government hospital | 28 (2.0) |
| Mode of teleconsultation | |
| Audio | 49 (3.6) |
| Video | 0 |
| Teleconsultation experience | 49 (100) |
| Faced difficulty in taking teleconsultation appointment | 8 (16.3) |
| Ease of connection for appointment | 40 (81.6) |
| Good voice/Video quality of the service | 48 (97.9) |
| The concern showed by the doctor towards the problems | 44 (89.7) |
| Received adequate explanation of your problem by the doctor | 44 (89.7) |
| Received adequate explanation of the treatment | 44 (89.7) |
| Relieved of your problems | 33 (67.3) |
| Felt the need to go to the hospital for definite diagnosis and treatment | 43 (87.7) |
| Clarity of the prescription | 10 (20.4) |
| Satisfaction with your last telemedicine session | |
| Satisfied | 41 (83.6) |
| Unsatisfied | 8 (16.3) |
| Telemedicine as compared with an ordinary in-person visit | |
| Satisfied | 11 (22.4) |
| Unsatisfied | 38 (77.5) |
| Use telemedicine again | 33 (67.3) |