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March 3, 2026JCO Oncology Practice2 citations

Comparing Outcomes: In-Person and Telehealth Oncology Visits

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IFIlona FridmanCNChristine Neslund‐DudasHenry Ford Health SystemLBLauren BarrowUniversity of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Key Points

  • Telehealth shows comparable patient perceptions and health care use, yet important differences exist.
  • In-person and telehealth oncology visits yield mostly similar outcomes with regards to health care access.
  • Assessment of care through telehealth must ensure privacy and evaluate suitability for different patient scenarios.
  • The findings highlight important considerations for implementing telehealth in oncology settings.

Abstract

Although mostly similar health care use and patient perceptions suggest telehealth as a viable oncology option, identified differences highlight the need to ensure privacy and evaluate when telehealth visits are most appropriate.

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Fridman et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69a75bcbc6e9836116a23c5dhttps://doi.org/10.1200/op-25-00616
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