Virtual visits can increase access without overburdening staff. Pediatric hematologist/oncologist Peter Anderson, MD, discusses how he prepares for and organizes these virtual visits to optimize health and wellness in pediatric or AYA patients with cancer and their families.
How a Quality Improvement Project Increased the Appropriateness of Antibiotic Prescribing to 97%
A recent study found that antibiotic prescribing was higher in DTC telemedicine. Primary care physician Mark Rood, MD, puts this data in context and explains how Cleveland Clinic’s Express Care® Online platform assures quality and safety for adults and children.
Heart Rhythm Society Issues Call to Action for Transparent Access to Digital Health Data
A white paper and Digital Health Summit profile perspectives of key stakeholders in the electrophysiology space and pinpoint challenges and opportunities on the road toward optimal management of ubiquitous data.
Teleneurology Visits: One Center’s Experience by the Numbers (Infographic)
We’ve just reported the largest experience with virtual visits for outpatient subspecialty neurologic care to date. This infographic presents a few statistical highlights and learnings.
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Bringing Specialty Care to New Communities with Improved Integration and Expanded Use of Telemedicine
How personal responsibility and commitment improve integration of hospitals into a health system. A conversation with Joseph Iannotti, MD, PhD, Chief of Staff for the growing Cleveland Clinic Florida region.
In the Neuro ICU, Telemedicine-Enhanced Nocturnal Staffing Reduces Costs and Burnout
The first known study of this staffing model found clinical outcomes to be similar to those with on-site nighttime intensivist staffing. The lead researcher discusses implications and next steps.
The Future of Telemedicine (and What’s in the Way)
Demand for telemedicine will likely continue to rise, and primary care providers will need to be familiar with the practical and legal considerations in establishing this type of service.
Prescriptions and Perceived Value: Why Patients Like Telemedicine
A study identifies perceived value and prescriptions as two key contributors to patient satisfaction with telemedicine.
Internal Medicine Physician Sees 80 Percent of His Patients Online
Enabling population management and delighting patients with virtual visits. A Q&A with Jan Bautista, MD, from Cleveland Clinic’s Center for Connected Care.
Improve Your Webside Manner: Tips on Virtual Visits
These busted myths and communication tips can help enhance webside manner and provide a better patient and clinician experience in virtual visits.