Telemedicine Trials

Telemedicine trials are research studies that assess how well remote healthcare services work. They involve using technology—like video calls, smartphones, or online apps—to connect patients with healthcare providers, allowing diagnosis, treatment, and follow-up care without in-person visits. These trials help determine the effectiveness, safety, and patient satisfaction regarding telehealth compared to traditional face-to-face consultations. The results can lead to improvements in healthcare delivery, making medical services more accessible and efficient, especially in rural areas or during emergencies like a pandemic.