This focused issue is guest edited by Dr. Richard Boxer from David Geffen School of Medicine, UCLA, USA and Dr. Chad Ellimoottil from University of Michigan, USA.

In this issue, several research groups outline the advantages of telemedicine for multiple specialties. The authors explore the various reasons for telemedicine utilization and offer suggestions to increase the delivery of high-quality telemedicine services.

Preface  

Advantages and utilization of telemedicine

 Richard J. Boxe

PDF HTML

Original Article  

Evaluating the patient experience with urological video visits at an academic medical cente

Steven Thelen-Perry, Rohan Ved, Chad Ellimoottil

PDF HTML

Assessing the feasibility of a chatbot after ureteroscopy

Steven B. Goldenthal, David Portney, Emma Steppe, Khurshid Ghani, Chad Ellimoottil

PDF HTML

Review Article  

Telemedicine and prostate cancer survivorship: anarrative review

 Nnenaya Q. Agochukwu, Ted A. Skolarus, Daniela Wittman

PDF HTML

The role of telemedicine in postoperativecare

Aaron M. Williams, Umar F. Bhatti, Hasan B. Alam, Vahagn C. Nikolia

PDF HTML

Letter to the Editor

Telemedicine utilization by providers in accountable careorganizations

Parth K. Modi, Samuel R. Kaufman, David S. Portney, Andrew M. Ryan, Brent K. Hollenbeck, Chad Ellimootti

PDF HTML

Disclosure:
The series “Advances in Provider to Patient Telemedicine” was commissioned by the editorial office, mHealth without any sponsorship or funding. Richard Boxer and Chad Ellimoottil served as the unpaid Guest Editors for the series.