This study aims to evaluate the logistical feasibility and implementation of virtual versus in-person on-treatment follow up visits in a high-volume radiation oncology setting. It further seeks to assess and compare patient and physician satisfaction with both modalities through structured survey data, providing insight into the clinical utility, communication quality, and overall acceptability of telehealth integration during active cancer treatment.
Inclusion Criteria:
Exclusion Criteria:
anushahaider@skm.org.pk03244534247 ext. 4072
Group A involves weekly in person followup visits in radiation department undergoing radiotherapy.
Group B involves hybrid group with alternating 1 virtual and 1 in person followup visits in radiation department undergoing radiotherapy.
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