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telemedicine-evaluation
Evaluating telehealth programs — study designs, quality metrics, equity, and implementation assessment.
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## Overview
telemedicine-evaluation covers how to assess virtual care rigorously: whether telehealth delivers
equivalent outcomes, who it serves and who it excludes, and how to evaluate implementation.
It treats telehealth as a care-delivery intervention requiring the same evidentiary standards as
any other — not as a technology assumed beneficial.
## When to use
- Designing evaluations of telehealth programs (RCTs, stepped-wedge, quasi-experimental).
- Choosing outcomes: clinical equivalence, access, satisfaction, cost, equity.
- Non-inferiority designs for virtual vs in-person comparisons.
- Measuring the digital divide: who can't or won't use telehealth.
- Implementation evaluation: adoption, fidelity, workflow integration (RE-AIM, CFIR).