A temporary loosening of federal regulations and expanded reimbursement has lifted a number of barriers, encouraging more physicians to experiment with telemedicine.
Telemedicine: A Look at Recent Reforms Expanding Access, Use Amid Coronavirus Crisis
Recent changes in state and federal laws have made telemedicine services more likely to be covered and reimbursed by insurance companies, benefitting both providers and patients.
Real-Time Telemedicine Model May Expand Otolaryngology Care to Remote Areas
The study provides evidence that a realtime telemedicine model may be a viable option to expand specialty care to remote or underserved areas.
Using Telemedicine in Otolaryngology
One use is real-time telemedicine, which is live, interactive, and can mimic a real-life encounter between a physician and a patient
Telemedicine: Practicing Medicine across State Lines
Emphasis on cost-effective quality healthcare coupled with technological advancements has caused a resurgence of telemedicine
Telemedicine Emerges as a Valuable Resource After Natural Disasters
Otolaryngologists used telemedicine to provide care to patients in regions impacted by Hurricane Katrina
Telemedicine Brings Otolaryngology Care to Patients in Underserved Areas
Store-and-forward programs, digitized medical imaging, and teleconferencing help physicians, patients connect remotely
Computer-Assisted Learning Helps Teach Epistaxis Management
PHOENIX-Medical students who use computer-assisted learning (CAL) when learning epistaxis management have superior performance over their counterparts who simply go by the book.