Abstract：
We sought to analyze the demographics of patients utilizing synchronous video visits (SVs), asynchronous visits (AVs), and in-office visits (IVs) following the implementation of SVs. We conducted a retrospective review of medical records and gathered patient demographics from 17,130 initial dermatology visits between July and December 2020. Diagnosis, age, sex, race, ethnicity, and insurance type were compared across visit types. We concluded that the implementation of SVs may increase access to dermatologic care among medically marginalized patients. Patient engagement and education as well as advocacy for continued Medicaid payment parity regulations for SVs are needed to increase dermatologic care access.
摘要：
我们试图利用同步视频访问(SV)分析患者的人口统计学，异步访问(AV)，以及在实施SV后的办公室访问(IV)。我们对医疗记录进行了回顾性审查，并收集了2020年7月至12月期间17,130次初次皮肤科就诊的患者人口统计数据。诊断,年龄,性别,种族,种族,和保险类型进行了不同就诊类型的比较。我们得出的结论是，实施SV可能会增加医学边缘化患者获得皮肤病学护理的机会。需要患者参与和教育以及倡导持续的针对SV的医疗补助支付平价法规，以增加皮肤科护理的获取。
