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bptjm-45	Wojtara, Magda; Athwal, Simran ; Adebogun, Dorcas ; Elahi, Maira	Interest in Telehealth for Obstetrics and Gynecology During the COVID-19 Pandemic 	2023	17	.pdf	application/pdf	5779	259	49	Other benefits include reduced hospital readmission and increased availability of inpatient beds for patients requiring critical care.25 Several measures were put in place to facilitate the integration of telehealth care during the pandemic; for example, due to the increasing patient load during the pandemic, several countries expanded access to telehealth using various methods such as relaxing previously strict laws regarding telehealth, which had been put in place due to ethical concerns, concerns about patient data privacy, and concerns about accountability.21 Similarly, the lack of insurance coverage for telehealth is another factor that initially limited the incorporation of telehealth into healthcare systems before the pandemic; however, insurance companies have begun reimbursing patients' costs incurred due to telehealth care delivery.21 This retrospective study using data from March 1, 2021 to March 31, 2022 evaluates the relationship between the daily reported number of new COVID-19 cases and corresponding changes to search volume on obstetrics and gynecology telehealth visits.	cache/bptjm-45.pdf	txt/bptjm-45.txt