The dissemination of quality information to the patient is an essential segment of health care (Tso, 2020). Understanding the complexity of a successful transition from hospital to home-based care is relevant in exploring the need for change in patient education quality during hospital discharge. Telehealth is beneficial for both health and convenience, and it serves to help address the healthcare problem even amid the pandemic. If we are to examine the impact of technology in the medical field, telehealth will be a good place to begin from. Telehealth is a service that uses video calling and similar technologies to facilitate a healthcare provider to provide service to the patient away from a medical facility that has gained precedence, especially during the pandemic. The technology has been relevant in improving health outcomes in cost-effective ways. The health care system has been grappling with transitional care issues for a very long time, and it was heavily affected during the pandemic. Factors such as patient discharge practices, patient understanding, and patient perspectives that have been undermined by the lack of collaboration among health care stakeholders for a very long time are currently being addressed effectively with the implementation of telemedicine. This essay explores the efficacy of telemedicine after COVID 19 pandemic.

Literature Review

Telemedicine technology refers to the means of providing medical telecommunications care and information patients technology remotely using provide clinical telecommunications technology (Pawar et al., 2022). In the United States, technology such as Telemedicine is not new as the country has grown very much in terms of technology. Therefore, many sectors of the country now shift to be more technological. The instance of covid 19 outbreak in the world is also attributed to using some of this technology, such as Telemedicine. This is because the patient could not go physically to the doctor due to the lockdown. The technology is now tested on its ability to give the desired results and its effectiveness in the country. There is some research done on Telemedicine by different researchers, as shown in this essay.

According to Kichloo A, Alberta M, Dettloff K,2020, onTelemedicine, the current COVID-19 pandemic and the futuresuggested that Telemedicine is quickly growing in a climate of constrained budgets, rising expenses, and significant changes in the healthcare organizational architecture. Serious evaluation of the technology reveals that it has the potential to alter healthcare delivery in a variety of ways. Still, fast technical progress and a dynamic and evolving healthcare system make it exceedingly difficult to anticipate which way things will go. Unexpected repercussions are probable, according to experience, and they might have severe implications for the healthcare system. The study also indicates that demonstrating the cost-effectiveness of Telemedicine will take many years. Meanwhile, several factors influence expenses and income. In the research, he shows a considerable increase in the use of Telemedicine in treatment where patients do not have to go physically to see a doctor, but they can call and get immediate help. In the United States, this has become a treading way of living that has made treatment and way of life easier. Furthermore, there was research on covid 19 influence on Telemedicine.

According to Ramaswamy 2020, on Patient satisfaction with Telemedicine during the COVID-19 pandemic, stated that Covid 19 had a very high influence on the growth of Telemedicine in the United States. This was in the essence that there is good network connectivity in the country and the people in the country are very adaptive to the new trends in technology. The research has shown that people preferred video medication in the period of covid 19 lather in the country than going to personal visitation to the doctor. In this case, doctors could look into the patient and administer diagnostics without physical touch to the patient.The national hub of the COVID-19 outbreak was New York City. As a result, healthcare providers could quickly move from in-person consultations to video consultations. Even though Telemedicine has the potential to be a technological breakthrough, little is known about patient satisfaction with this new option to conventional clinical interaction. Their assistance in utilizing such technologies determined patients’ happiness. Telemedicine was frequently employed in New York throughout the pandemic, even when hospitals were unavailable. There isn’t enough evidence to back up the use of patient satisfaction as a criterion for comparing in-person visits.Unfortunately, patient happiness has been identified as the most critical success criterion for telemedicine programs. One of the most critical components of value-based health care is ensur