Cross-sectional analysis identifies barriers to telehealth utilization in family medicine in Saudi Arabia, suggesting improvements are needed.
Background: Telehealth has emerged as a transformative tool in modern health care, enhancing access and efficiency. However, in Saudi Arabia, patient-level insights into its adoption, particularly within family medicine, remain limited. Understanding public knowledge, attitudes, and perceived barriers is essential for informed policy and practice. This study aimed to assess patients' knowledge, perceptions, satisfaction, and perceived barriers toward telehealth services in family medicine settings across Saudi Arabia.
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