From telePsychiatry Skepticism to Advocacy—and Beyond
We hear many stories about healthcare professionals and patients overcoming [...]
Reduce Mortality by Keeping More Cardiology Patients Local: teleCardiology 3.0
By Punag Divanji, MD, FACC TeleCardiology version 1.0 began from [...]
Credentialing by Proxy for Telemedicine: 7 Things to Know
Credentialing by proxy reduces the burden on hospitals implementing telemedicine. [...]
Telemedicine for Mental Health: teleMental Health vs. teleBehavioral Health vs. telePsychiatry
In 2016, two researchers embarked on a systematic—one might say, [...]
How teleNeurology Provides Expertise for Epilepsy, MS, Movement Disorders, and Dementia Patients
By Eric Anderson, MD Here is a sadly familiar story [...]
How teleMaternal-Fetal Medicine Specialists Support Mothers, Babies, and Hospitals
Sina Haeri, MD, MHSA, is Vice President, Women & Children’s [...]
Bunker Model vs. TeleICU: A Comparison
Hospitals faced with challenges in ICU staffing often compare two [...]
10 Lessons Learned after over a Million Telemedicine Consults
Access TeleCare began providing teleNeurology consultations in 2004. As we [...]
ICU Statistics During COVID Drove Pandemic Response
It can be easy to forget, considering all the COVID-related [...]
Telemedicine’s Two Separate—and Different—Worlds for Hospitals
By Jason Hallock, MD I talk to many hospital leaders [...]
