Disruptions caused to U.S. healthcare practitioners due to COVID-19 2020

Published by Conor Stewart, Sep 1, 2020

According to a survey in April 2020, 53 percent of U.S. healthcare practitioners stated that they now use telemedicine because of the restrictions imposed by COVID-19, but have not used it prior to the pandemic. The statistic illustrates the disruptions caused to U.S. healthcare practitioners due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Disruptions caused to U.S. healthcare practitioners due to the COVID-19 pandemic as of April 2020*

Characteristic	Percentage of respondents
Now use telemedicine due to restrictions of COVID-19 but did not use it prior	53%
Still see patients in the office, but volume is lower	31%
See patients both virtually and in the office	24%
See patients through virtual visits only	23%

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April 2020

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United States

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April 2020

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* Practitioners specialized in infectious disease, pulmonolgy, cardiology, and oncology were included.

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