HealthcareSurvey Data
Healthcare Access and Telemedicine Adoption Survey
Health Systems Research Network
Submitted January 20, 2026
412 data points
About This Dataset
This healthcare-focused research evaluates the dramatic shift toward telemedicine following the global pandemic, examining adoption patterns, patient satisfaction levels, and infrastructure challenges across urban and rural healthcare settings.
The study provides critical data for healthcare policymakers, telehealth platform developers, and healthcare providers seeking to understand patient preferences and barriers to virtual care adoption. It includes both patient perspectives and healthcare provider insights.
Methodology
Mixed-methods approach combining quantitative surveys with semi-structured interviews
Key Findings
- 178% of urban respondents willing to pay premium for virtual consultations
- 2Internet connectivity remains top barrier (cited by 64% of rural respondents)
- 3Patient satisfaction with telemedicine: 4.2/5 average rating
- 489% of providers plan to continue hybrid care models post-pandemic
- 5Mental health consultations show highest telemedicine adoption rate (82%)
Price
$1,620 USD
Sample Size3,200+
Data Points412
Data Typesurvey
CoverageNigeria, Ghana, Kenya (urban and rural health facilities)
Available Formats
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