Adapted from a presentation at the Telemed IQ Summit Kathryn Buck, emergency services clinical nurse specialist, explained to Telemed IQ Summit attendees how CarolinaEast Medical Center used teleNeurology to build a comprehensive stroke care program. She started with why: “CarolinaEast is the stroke belt buckle, at the center of the stroke belt.” “We serve a […]
Our SOC Telemed blog focused on practical advice and insight about acute telemedicine in 2019. Topics such as teleNeurology, Quality, Telemedicine Reimbursement, Clinician Shortages, Burnout, and Hospitalists proved most popular. Let’s take a look back… How Telestroke has Paved the Way for Broader teleNeurology Services Dr. Eric Anderson, SOC Chair of Neurology, explains how telestroke […]
Changing consumer expectations, favorable federal regulation changes, new data to support its effectiveness, expanding services, and a changing view of care delivery all point to widespread adoption of telemedicine in the not-too-distant future. In 2012, everyone seemed to be excited about the concept of telehealth, but it has been slow to take hold. Now, as […]
Technology has been touted as the answer to questions about how to deliver the health experience of the future. But can that digital experience be both personalized and seamless? That was the question posed to a panel of experts by moderator Jamie Stockton, a senior equity analyst for Wells Fargo Securities, at the recent HLTH […]
The workflow benefits of telemedicine integration with hospital EMRs are numerous. Nurses don’t need to wait for a fax, then scan it into the chart, which saves time and steps. Telemedicine physicians, who can have privileges in dozens of hospitals, need only learn and document in one system, and their notes are automatically transferred into […]
