September 7, 2022
Research
Mayo Clinic

Assessment of Clinician Diagnostic Concordance With Video Telemedicine

In a diagnostic study of 2393 patients who underwent a video telemedicine consultation followed by an in-person outpatient visit for the same clinical problem in the same specialty within a 90-day window, the provisional diagnosis established over video telemedicine visit matched the in-person reference standard diagnosis in 86.9% of cases. These findings suggest that video telemedicine visits yield a high degree of diagnostic concordance to in-person visits for most new clinical concerns.

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Read more about this important study in Mayo Clinic’s Discovery’s Edge online research magazine.









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