Post by Admin: Vedant Acharya on Sept 24, 2015 15:04:42 GMT
www.forbes.com/sites/reenitadas/2015/09/24/the-end-of-uber-for-healthcare-whats-next/2/
"For example, patients who are scheduled to see physicians for regular check-ups can do so over a virtual video call, while more serious patients can visit the doctor’s office in person. This practice allows primary care physicians to allocate more time and effort on patients requiring in-person care to improve health outcomes."
This is a model that I have thought of before. If I enter private practice, I think being heavily involved with using this technology will be the key to providing quality care.
"For example, patients who are scheduled to see physicians for regular check-ups can do so over a virtual video call, while more serious patients can visit the doctor’s office in person. This practice allows primary care physicians to allocate more time and effort on patients requiring in-person care to improve health outcomes."
This is a model that I have thought of before. If I enter private practice, I think being heavily involved with using this technology will be the key to providing quality care.