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Dr. Andino on the use of telehealth over the course of the COVID-19 pandemic
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“With more people using [telehealth], with more people essentially forced by the pandemic to have to offer care at least at some point virtually, there is comfort and…more interest in ensuring that it remains an option,” says Juan José Andino, MD.
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In this video, Juan José Andino, MD, discusses the increased use of telehealth visits in urological care and what changes he has observed in telemedicine over the course of the pandemic. Andino is a urology resident at the University of Michigan Hospital-Michigan Medicine, Ann Arbor.
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