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Trends in telehealth: a content analysis of state-level legislation


Abstract Telehealth services rapidly expanded with the COVID-19 national public health emergency. Following the end of the public health emergency telehealth practice may once again be limited by prior policy. The current content analysis assessed 299 legislative bills related to telehealth at the state-level in 2021 and 2022 to determine trends in telehealth laws in the United States. Analysis explored correlative relationships between metrics representing mental health needs on the state level.
Authors Isabel C. Farrell ORCID , Amanda C. DeDiego University of WyomingORCID , Rakesh K. Maurya ORCID , Andrea Oillia University of Wyoming , Cassandra Crumpton University of Wyoming , Andrew E. Lincoln University of WyomingORCID
Journal Info Taylor & Francis | Journal of Counselor Leadership and Advocacy , pages: 1 - 12
Publication Date 4/24/2024
ISSN 2326-716X
TypeKeyword Image article
Open Access closed Closed Access
DOI https://doi.org/10.1080/2326716x.2024.2345113
KeywordsKeyword Image Telehealth (Score: 0.669891) , Telepsychiatry (Score: 0.569213) , Telemedicine (Score: 0.563554) , Digital Health (Score: 0.547994) , Health Apps (Score: 0.532228)