Abstract
The use of digital technologies, and more specifically telemedicine and virtual care, has redefined general practices and healthcare services as well as the workforce. This paper focuses on how this integration has occurred and impacted the care provider, workplace systems, and, most importantly, the patients. This paper examines the literature and analyzes data to identify problems, prospects, and consequences of telemedicine and virtual care. Moreover, the study uncovers the effects of telemedical advancement on the healthcare workforce's education, productivity, utilization, and values. Finally, recommendations are made for enhancing the use of new elements of digital healthcare tools.
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