Here are the four attributes that the majority of physicians believe telehealth needs in order to stick around long-term:
1. Eighty percent of physicians said telehealth has to be proven as good as or superior to traditional care.
2. Seventy-eight percent said that it must be intuitive and require no extra training.
3. Seventy-three percent said that peer-reviewed published journals have to deem it safe and effective.
4. Sixty-nine percent said that it needs to have high standards of care.
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