Evaluating the association between expanded coverage of direct-to-consumer telemedicine and downstream utilization and quality of care for urinary tract infections and sinusitis

Keyphrases

• Healthcare Utilization 100%
• Quality of Care 100%
• Urinary Tract Infection 100%
• Sinusitis 100%
• Direct-to-consumer Telemedicine 100%
• Antibiotics 40%
• Emergency Department Visits 40%
• Outpatient Visits 40%
• Office Visits 40%
• Episode of Care 30%
• Medical Spending 20%
• Lab Test 20%
• In-person Visits 20%
• Minnesota 10%
• Quality of Health Care 10%
• Non-elderly 10%
• Health Care Services 10%
• Health Plans 10%
• Health Care Use 10%
• Testing Rates 10%
• Commercially Insured 10%
• Administrative Claims Data 10%
• Commercial Insurance 10%
• Health Insurance Plans 10%
• All-payer Claims Data 10%
• Difference-in-differences Approach 10%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Urinary Tract Infection 100%
• Telemedicine 100%
• Sinusitis 100%
• Outpatient 40%
• Emergency Department 40%
• Laboratory Test 40%
• Antibiotics 40%
• Patient Care 30%
• Health Service 10%
• Quality of Health Care 10%

Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science

• Urinary Tract Infection 100%
• Sinusitis 100%
• Antibiotics 50%