<![CDATA[Telemedicine services could help to address the issues of distance, lack of facilities, and shortage of health workers. Although there are regulations regarding telemedicine, its use is still relatively low in Indonesia. Evaluation regarding this issue is carried out through data collection of telemedicine use in the Health and Housing Module of National Socioeconomic Survey 2022 (Susenas MKP 2022) which then analyzed at the provincial level. This study was carried out to determine the significance of the influence of several variables on the decision to use telemedicine, particularly among population aged 18-59 years in Jambi Province. The results indicated that the higher the level of education and expenditure, the higher the odds of telemedicine use. This was statistically confirmed, by a binary logistic regression analysis, where population with higher level of education and higher expenditure had a significantly greater odds of telemedicine use. Another finding that may be useful for further research is rural population odds to telemedicine use is actually greater than that of urban population.]]>
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