Telehealth has played a crucial role in providing healthcare services during the COVID-19 pandemic by allowing patients to consult with healthcare providers remotely. This has helped reduce the risk of exposure to the virus for both patients and healthcare professionals while ensuring continuity of care.

Some benefits of telehealth during the COVID-19 pandemic include improved access to healthcare services, reduced travel time and costs for patients, and the ability to receive medical advice without leaving the safety of their homes.

Some limitations of telehealth services include the inability to perform certain physical examinations or procedures remotely, potential issues with internet connectivity, and the need for patients to have access to appropriate technology devices.

Healthcare providers can ensure the quality of care through telehealth by following best practices for virtual consultations, maintaining clear communication with patients, and adhering to privacy and security regulations to protect patient data.