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direct-to-consumer telehealth: a standalone construct

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Telehealth

on-demand virtual visits that patients start themselves, which can widen access but also add new spending.

In telehealth, direct-to-consumer telehealth refers to on-demand virtual visits that patients start themselves, which can widen access but also add new spending. This meaning comes from Ashwood (2017) in Health Affairs.[1]

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Ashwood, J. S., Mehrotra, A., Cowling, D., & Uscher-Pines, L. (2017). Direct-To-Consumer Telehealth May Increase Access To Care But Does Not Decrease Spending. Health Affairs, 36(3), 485-491. https://doi.org/10.1377/hlthaff.2016.1130

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