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. 2023 Jan 5;10:1036800. doi: 10.3389/fpubh.2022.1036800

Table 3.

Practices and attitudes toward telemedicine.

Questions N (%)
Practice and attitude
Practice: Have you ever used telemedicine? N = 602
No 490 (81.4)
Yes 112 (18.6)
Practice: For what disease had you used telemedicine?a (112 out of 602) N = 112
For COVID-19 48 (42.9)
Common illness as common cold, fever, and headache, etc. 78 (69.7)
Chronic diseases as diabetes, high blood pressure, and joint pain, etc. 21 (18.8)
Serious illnesses/emergency conditions 4 (3.6)
Others 28 (25)
Attitude: Would you like to use telemedicine in the future? N = 602
No 32 (5.3)
Yes 262 (43.5)
Maybe 308 (51.2)
Attitude: For what diseases would you like to use telemedicine?a (570 out of 602) N = 570
For COVID-19 251 (44.1)
Common illness as common cold, fever, and headache, etc. 229 (40.2)
Serious illnesses/emergency conditions 59 (10.4)
Chronic diseases as diabetes, high blood pressure, and joint pain, etc. 76 (13.4)
Other 62 (10.9)
Impact of COVID-19 on attitude toward telemedicine
Has COVID-19 changed your attitude toward telemedicine? N = 602
No 178 (29.6)
Yes 424 (70.4)
Do you think telemedicine would be practiced in long run in our society? N = 602
No 72 (12.0)
Yes 297 (49.3)
Maybe 233 (38.7)

aSingle respondent may have opted for more than one option as checkbox options were given in the questionnaire.