Webinar
Telehealth Benchmark Survey results: Hospitals adding scope, sophistication
Telehealth Benchmark Survey results: Hospitals adding scope, sophistication
Tuesday, August 27, 12 p.m. Eastern
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Our annual Telehealth Benchmark Survey, conducted in conjunction with Becker’s Hospital Review, has reaffirmed the power of virtual care. This year, U.S. hospital and health system leader respondents express real confidence in virtual care and its importance. Join Teladoc Health’s Tammy Cress and Dr. Yulun Wang as they walk through the survey’s key findings with partners Rebecca Harless of Charleston Area Medical Center and Dr. Eric Wallace from UAB Health System and hear these health system leaders' reactions to the survey.
A conversation between:
A conversation between:
Rebecca Harless, MBA
Vice President
Charleston Area Medical Center
Eric Wallace, MD, FASN
Medical Director, UAB eMedicine
UAB Health System
Yulun Wang, PhD
Co-founder & Chairman at Sovato Health, Co-founder & Chairman at World Telehealth Initiative
Fellow at Teladoc Health
Tammy Cress, RN, MSN
Senior Vice President, Clinical Solutions and Innovation
Teladoc Health
Key findings they will discuss include:
Key findings they will discuss include:
Quality perceptions of virtual care are at a record high.
80% of organizations that offer telehealth services say virtual care is equal to or better than in-person care (when virtual care is an option)
Virtual care expansion is gaining momentum.
71% of organizations plan to expand their programs in 2024
Nursing has the largest planned growth.
52% of organizations plan to have virtual nursing programs in place in the next 12 months
80% of organizations that offer telehealth services say virtual care is equal to or better than in-person care (when virtual care is an option)
Virtual care expansion is gaining momentum.
71% of organizations plan to expand their programs in 2024
Nursing has the largest planned growth.
52% of organizations plan to have virtual nursing programs in place in the next 12 months
Virtual care has become an integral part of modern care delivery.
94% of respondents say more than 10% of care can be delivered virtually