AusDoc - Not all patients like telehealth, new survey suggests

Patients say consults via phone or video are on par with seeing their doctor face-to-face except when it comes to mental health.

A survey of 1369 adults found 62% of the 600 patients who had used telehealth amid the COVID-19 pandemic rated it 'just as good' or 'better' than in-clinic care.

But 205 patients with depression and anxiety and those less willing to take an active role in managing their healthcare rated telehealth as a 'poor'.

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