What is most relevant to the next generation of physicians?
Here are the questions supervisors need to be asking. Last time, I talked about education and the overview of why…
More Disruption Please – SimX, Through the Cords and WoundZipper
Three innovations to make education and procedures easier. ACEP and AngelMD have partnered to introduce innovative medical equipment and technology…
Adopting Telemedicine Increases Ability to Treat in Place and Lower Hospitalizations
An Increasing Number of Skilled Nursing Facilities are Catching the Telemedicine Wave Skilled Nursing Facilities (SNFs) nationwide are experiencing increasing…
Product Review: Clarius Portable Ultrasound
Breaking down device’s strengths and limitations on aid mission While working at a relief camp in Bangladesh in March, Debjeet…
This Month in Telemedicine: August 2018
July 1 traditionally starts the academic new year as we welcome new residents, faculty and medical students beginning their clinical…
Massachusetts Telehealth Legislation Paves Way for Sweeping Changes
Insurance coverage, practice standards and credentialing could be impacted. The Massachusetts House of Representatives has passed sweeping telehealth legislation, accompanying…
Why isn’t Telehealth more fun and exciting?
I was recently challenged about the work we have been doing and investing in Telemedicine at our institution. While technology…
More Disruption Please
Spotlighting three medical innovations to aid physicians and patients. These three medical innovations were featured at InnovatED, an interactive demonstration…
App Review: eBroselow, LactMed and Med Sketch
App Review breaks down healthcare apps you can actually put to use. This month, Telemedicine looks at eBroselow SafeDose Pro,…
News in Telemedicine: April 2018
Signing off on overdose and dependence. Opioid dependence and overdose has become a global health issue. In the U.S. alone…