Only 4 percent of U.S.-based physicians think that their state has done “very well” implementing telehealth technologies and only 15 percent responded “well” when evaluating their state’s efforts to implement telehealth, according to a survey by Sermo.
Sermo is a global social networking platform for physicians founded in 2005. For the survey, Sermo polled its member base of more than 600,000 physicians from 30 countries about how well they think their country has implemented telehealth technologies.
