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  • Delivering Telemedicine in a Blizzard or a Hurricane: A Disaster Preparation Strategy

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  • Transforming Telemedicine with Clinical Quality Management Program

    For Martha Garcia, VP of Clinical Quality and Compliance for SOC Telemed (SOC), a clinical quality management program in telemedicine demands evidence-based practices, outcomes tracking and measurements, and continuous improvement.  In other words, it is no different than the clinical quality programs […]

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  • Urgency in Telemedicine Implementation Due to Hurricane Season

    As Hurricane Season draws nearer—the formal beginning of the season is recognized as June 1—many hospitals are already overwhelmed with patients due to the COVID-19 pandemic or anticipating a “second surge.” This adds urgency to telemedicine implementations because these facilities may need […]

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  • Telemedicine Credentialing, Licensing and Privileging: A Primer

    Credentialing, licensing and privileging (CLP) is a long and resource-intensive ordeal for all physician practices and hospitals. Telemedicine companies are no exception. There is a great deal of variability in requirements and procedures from each state, licensing board, and hospital. What is […]

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  • Improve Telemedicine Workflows Using Lean Six Sigma

    Betelle Hailemariam is the Manager of Operations Optimization at Access TeleCare and a Lean Six Sigma Black Belt. After earning her master’s degree in Health Systems Administration from Georgetown University, she has worked to improve processes at several large healthcare organizations, including […]

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  • Hospitalist Challenges Telemedicine Can Help Solve

    Hospitalists, in general, are the decathletes of the healthcare industry. They care for complicated hospitalized patients around-the-clock, coordinate care between different doctors, order and follow-up on tests, meet with patients’ family members, and deal with a multitude of problems as they arise. […]

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  • Telemedicine Credentialing, Licensing and Privileging (CLP)

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