Vonetta M Dotson, Melissa Kitner-Triolo, Michele K Evans, Alan B Zonderman
Literacy-based normative data for low socioeconomic status African Americans
The Clinical neuropsychologist
h2abstracth2h3purposeh3 describe first 30 days rapid adolescent telehealth scaleup response coronavirus covid19 pandemic single academic medical center assess disparities visit completion rates patient characteristics h3methodsh3 visit outcome patient demographic data obtained via electronic health record ehr reports telehealth visit completion rates compared patient characteristics using chisquare test ttest used zip code data generate latitude longitudebased maps range density service delivery patient cases highlighting challenges opportunities adolescent telehealth summarized h3resultsh3 march 16 april 15 2020 392 telehealth visits scheduled 331 unique patients 82 appointment completion rate video visits conducted eating disorders 39 contraceptionmenstrual disorders 22 genderaffirming care 17 general adolescent medicine 15 hiv treatment 6 substance abuse 1 majority telehealth patients female caucasian minors private insurance significant differences telehealth visit completion rates age sex gender insurance patients coded nonwhite africanamerican asian ehr lower visit completion rates white patients ipi 003 telehealth patients distributed across five states highest concentration zip codes nearest clinic h3conclusionsh3 rapid scaleup telehealth adolescent medicine achieved large academic medical center future implementation research needed assure telehealth reaches adolescents without widening health disparities