This study focuses on The COVID-19 pandemic has carried remarkable difficulties to giving urological care. To limit transmission hazard, urologists worldwide have diminished both usable and facility volume to 10% to 20% of gauge levels.1–3 As the requirement for urological care has not decreased, novel ways to deal with the conveyance of care are critical.4
Telemedicine is a significant device that can work with the conveyance of care while staying away from the danger of infection transmission through in-person visits. The potential for utilization of telemedicine in general wellbeing crises has been described.5 likewise, telemedicine has been proposed as a technique to build fast admittance to subspecialists during the COVID-19 pandemic.6 To date, telemedicine has been utilized sparingly in urology.7,8 However, the current difficulties identified with COVID-19 have delivered extraordinary energy to work with and upgrade the transformation of in-person urology facility visits to far off video visits.9,10
The University of Virginia is a scholarly tertiary reference community serving a rustic populace. In light of COVID-19, the branch of urology at UVA quickly executed the utilization of telemedicine with videoconferencing to offer progressing urological care. As a component of this drive, in light of our recently detailed experience carrying out a tele-cystoscopy program,11 we looked to change our office based practice to a distantly open stage.
Reference link- https://www.auajournals.org/doi/10.1097/UPJ.0000000000000167
