The World Cup Surge: What Hospital Leaders Need to Know About Infectious Disease Preparedness and Response
The 2026 FIFA World Cup is bringing millions [...]
Tomorrow’s Hospital Leaders Are Already Looking at Behavioral Health in the ED
Behavioral health demand is becoming one of the next defining [...]
Pediatric EEG Readiness: Helping Hospitals Care for Children Close to Home
When a child arrives in the emergency department after a [...]
Telemedicine Can Meet the Challenge of Infectious Diseases Today … and Tomorrow
By Jade Le, M.D., chief of infectious diseases at Access TeleCare Hantavirus and Ebola have [...]
How a TeleStroke Program Strengthens Hospital Stroke Care
For hospitals, responding to stroke is a race against [...]
How TeleInfectious Disease Helped One Community Hospital Cut Antibiotic Spend
Hospitals across the country are facing a growing challenge: infectious [...]
AHA/ASA Webinar to Explore Career Development in TeleStroke with Dr. Scott Mendelson
The American Heart Association/American Stroke Association will host an early [...]
How Telemedicine Fits Into the Healthcare Affordability Equation
Acute Care Telemedicine, Behavioral Health, Emergency Care, General Telemedicine, Infectious Disease, maternal-fetal medicine, Rural Health Care, teleCardiology, teleEEG, teleEndocrinology, teleHospitalists, teleICU, teleInfectious Disease, teleMaternal-Fetal Medicine, teleNephrology, teleNeurology, telePsychiatry, telePulmonology, teleStroke
How Telemedicine Fits Into the Healthcare Affordability Equation
By Chris Gallagher, M.D. Founder and Chief Strategy Officer, Access [...]
What Access TeleCare’s Patient Safety Organization Status Means for Hospital Partners
A formal patient safety infrastructure helps hospitals and telemedicine partners [...]
As hantavirus continues to capture attention, Dr. Jade Le provides additional expert commentary
As the hantavirus outbreak continues into its third week, Access [...]
