Variables influencing telemedicine utilization via telephone appointments among rural patients.

Lastly, although not statistically significant, the cancellation/rescheduled surveys suggest a possible trend that patients may be more likely to cancel/delay their telemedicine appointment if hours of operation are inflexible ( n = 33, x̄ = 1.970), if they are unable to pay for the encounter ( n = 33, x̄ = 1.879), or if their provider is not easily accessible ( n = 33, x̄ = 1.788).

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There are some negligible differences among the variables at the edges of 1–14, but these individual statements’ statistical overlap essentially leaves them as a single large group with items that only differ in non-significant or barely significant ways.

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