In today's edition: Telehealth Misconception + Telehealth's new online community. Did you know Amazon Alexa has a Daily Telehealth Brief? Let's look at next week's virtual communication edition aka why do we trust zoom to develop virtual capabilities to treat patients?
Telehealth Misconceptions
Telehealth is not all about technology
Amazon Alexa's Daily Telehealth Brief
"Alexa, what's my Flash Briefing?β
Why we trust zoom!
What technology do you need to develop virtual capabilities to treat patients?
Since the beginning of COVID19, it is pretty clear Telehealth is taking off. However, there are still several misconceptions that may be why many telehealth implementations still have disappointing results.
Telehealth is not all about technology. Itβs about people (patients, providers, nurses, MAs, etc.) and processes (such as scheduling, syncing, billing, etc.).
Many of the misconceptions focus on the technology in telehealth.
1. Telehealth is a Healthcare IT Acquisition and Deployment Project 2. There is one technology solution for telehealth that everyone will use 3. Our IT staff is best suited to run our telehealth program 4. Telehealth Vendors will help us to properly set up our telemedicine services 5. Once weβve established one telehealth service, we can quickly roll it out to others 6. Telehealth is just a different way to deliver care
Let's discuss any other misconceptions together!
βChristian Milaster, of Ingenium Healthcare Advisors' description of the reality and a hint at some of the tactics can help you take advantage of your new understanding of the reality to launch telehealth services (even) more successfully.
Our friends over at Telehealth And Medicine Today (TMT) released this Amazon feature. Shoutout to a TMT intern, Alexander Zaleski - a student at UCONN!
Enable the TMT Flash Briefing on your Alexa App today! Alexa, what's my Flash Briefing?β βAlexa, play my Flash Briefingβ
First, come the people and the process ( such as scheduling, syncing, billing, etc). What technology do you need to develop virtual capabilities to treat patients?
Emphasis on workflow is crucial.
In a time of crisis, attention to detail is limited
Training on telemedicine can truly occur in less than half an hour
Capturing Data
Designing the process for long-term is easy to do, but hard to sell
Direct-to-Consumer Telemedicine is truly one of the most challenging telemedicine use cases
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