Abstract
This chapter explores into the dynamic terrain of telemedicine, focusing on the nuanced perceptions and usage trends across a diverse patient population. Through a careful examination of cultural influences, technological intricacies and regulatory framework, it seeks to provide a holistic understanding of how patients interact with telemedicine. By exploring how cultural nuances can shape attitudes, assessing the impact of technology on accessibility, and navigating the regulatory landscape, the chapter provides key insights. Ultimately, it aims to contribute to a comprehensive understanding of patient engagement with telemedicine, highlighting potential implications for healthcare practice and policy considerations in this evolving landscape of telehealth.
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