Use of Telehealth in Substance Use Disorder Services During and After COVID-19: Online Survey Study.

Todd Molfenter Nancy Roget Michael J Chaple Stephanie Behlman Olivia J Cody Bryan Hartzler Edward Johnson Maureen Nichols Patricia Stilen Sara J Becker

Published in: JMIR mental health (2021)

The overall perceived ease of use and usefulness of telephonic and video services suggest promising post-COVID-19 applications of these services. Survey participants consistently preferred video services to telephonic services; however, the availability of telephonic services to those lacking easy access to video technology is an important characteristic of these services. Future studies should review the acceptance of telehealth services and their comparative impact on SUD care outcomes.

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