Comprehensiveness of the Telemedicine Assessment Toolkit for the Assessment of Audiovisual Telemedicine Encounters

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Background: The use of telemedicine for continuity of care during disruptions in health care delivery and routine primary care is now well known. Insufficient scientific evidence from assessing telemedicine persists, with widespread use of nonvalidated questionnaires resulting in the inability to pool data on the quality of telemedicine encounters from numerous small-sample studies. This study examines the comprehensiveness of the recently developed Telemedicine Assessment Toolkit (TAT), among articles published after the toolkit was created.