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Welcome to the October 2016 edition of Avizia’s Telemedicine Today! Each month we re-visit some of the most exciting news and influential events.
I wanted to share this website with my followers. It’s a great resource of information to stay up to date on the latest news in telemedicine!
A recent study shows the perceived barriers to telemedicine adoption from both providers and patients perspective.
Despite the argument and growing evidence that telemedicine can improve patient care the attached data breaks down the concerns for both the provider and patient. Providers are concerned with potential malpractice lawsuits and low reimbursements from insurance carriers. Patients are concerned with how accurately a doctor can diagnose them using telemedicine and many doctor’s are still not offering this service. Those are the main concerns. Take a look at the bar graph and see if you fit into any of those categories. What are your concerns with telemedicine?
Video demonstrating how telemedicine works.
This is a really informative video for those who aren’t sure how telemedicine works. Utilizing telemedicine will positively impact patients located in rural areas who have a difficult time making it to a doctor’s or specialist’s office. Medical care that may not have been available to some can now be an option to those who use the technology. Check it out!
