It ranged quite a bit, I imagine there may be some patterns depending on practice characteristics, but we didn't drill down that much, we needed some quick data for legislative lobbying purposes. As for the shift, many people plan on doing more telehealth in the future, but the vast majority of clinicians and patients we surveyed preferred in-person, just not during a pandemic.
And, in terms of my own practice bias, there are a lot of limitations to neuropsychological assessment in a virtual setting. Not to mention many people assuming equivalence between paper and pencil measures and digital versions, when we have good evidence that there are sometimes fairly big differences, particularly with times measures. That, and I simply will not do IMEs virtually.
Edit: forgot to give a number. We saw a range of 10-20 no show rate with self-report