Gender-Based Differences in Patient Satisfaction With Telemedicine Visits

Men and women were nearly equally satisfied with telemedicine and in-person visits, although both genders were slightly less satisfied with telemedicine video visits than in-person visits. The findings indicate that the ongoing integration of telemedicine into clinical practice could serve as a satisfactory alternative to in-person consultations for all patients.

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Journal of Women s Health
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2025-11-11
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https://doi.org/10.1177/15409996251394812
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Telemedicine and Telehealth Implementation
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Gender-Based Differences in Patient Satisfaction With Telemedicine Visits

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Abstract

Men and women were nearly equally satisfied with telemedicine and in-person visits, although both genders were slightly less satisfied with telemedicine video visits than in-person visits. The findings indicate that the ongoing integration of telemedicine into clinical practice could serve as a satisfactory alternative to in-person consultations for all patients.

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