What is the adoption rate of online consultations in animal hospitals?

According to survey results, about 18% of animal hospitals nationwide have already implemented online consultations, and this number rises to over half when including those who are interested.

How do veterinarians who have adopted online consultations evaluate it?

Ninety percent of veterinarians who have adopted online consultations positively assess that it either 'improves' or 'does not change' the quality of care.

What is the biggest challenge in adopting online consultations?

Regardless of whether they have adopted it or not, the biggest concern is the 'inability to perform physical examinations and the resulting diagnostic accuracy' and 'risk of misdiagnosis'.

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About 20% of Veterinarians Have Adopted It! Online Pet Consultations: 90% of Facilities Feel "Maintenance and Improvement of Consultation Quality"

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The Japan Veterinary Telemedicine Society conducted a survey showing 18% of animal hospitals have adopted online consultations. While 90% of adopters feel it maintains or improves quality, non-adopters have strong concerns about misdiagnosis.

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Q: What is the adoption rate of online consultations in animal hospitals?: A: According to survey results, about 18% of animal hospitals nationwide have already implemented online consultations, and this number rises to over half when including those who are interested.
Q: How do veterinarians who have adopted online consultations evaluate it?: A: Ninety percent of veterinarians who have adopted online consultations positively assess that it either 'improves' or 'does not change' the quality of care.
Q: What is the biggest challenge in adopting online consultations?: A: Regardless of whether they have adopted it or not, the biggest concern is the 'inability to perform physical examinations and the resulting diagnostic accuracy' and 'risk of misdiagnosis'.