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Healthcare providers! Did your income see an uptick? Were telehealth services part of your revenue stream? Hit play to dive into the income report from your peers. See where you stack up! #WeAreTMF #HealthcareLeaders #Doctors #Medical #Surgeons #AlliedHealth #HealthcareProfessional #Physicians #JobMarket #HealthcareProfessionals #HealthcareJobs #HealthcareIndustry #HealthcareCareers

Healthcare providers! Did your income see an uptick? Were telehealth services part of your revenue stream? Hit play to dive into the income report from your peers. See where you stack up! #WeAreTMF #HealthcareLeaders #Doctors #Medical #Surgeons #AlliedHealth #HealthcareProfessional #Physicians #JobMarket #HealthcareProfessionals #HealthcareJobs #HealthcareIndustry #HealthcareCareers

This week in industry news: is there a new frontier in telehealth? A story from HelloCareAU brings high-tech smart glasses into focus. But these aren't just any spectacles — they allow clinicians to treat care recipients remotely and reduce strain on the hospital system. Read more: https://lnkd.in/gHPsh6Hu #agedcareaustralia #homecareaustralia #healthcareaustralia

Explore how technology is transforming nursing staff management in aged care facilities, enhancing care quality, efficiency, and communication. https://lnkd.in/ekD-HrJf This blog delves into the impact of innovations like telehealth, EHRs, and assistive devices, while addressing implementation challenges and future trends. #AgedCare #NursingTechnology #HealthcareInnovation #Telehealth #NursingManagement #EHR #AssistiveTechnology #ElderlyCare #HealthcareTrends #FutureOfNursing #PatientCare #DigitalHealth

Takeaways from the Virtual Care Forum at HIMSS24 #Telehealth

Clinician #burnout presents a widespread challenge for the #healthcare industry. #Telehealth allows providers to serve more patients across multiple locations – and improves clinician career satisfaction. Learn more from MedCity News: https://hubs.li/Q02N_t0h0 #ProtectTelehealth #VirtualCare Telehealth Access for America

Just 6 reasons you should be conducting telehealth appointments as a #doctor 1. Increase Access: Reach patients in remote or underserved areas. 2. Improve Efficiency: Reduce wait times and streamline scheduling. 3. Enhance Flexibility: Offer more convenient appointment times. 4. Maintain Continuity: Provide ongoing care for chronic conditions. 5. Reduce Costs: Lower overhead expenses associated with in-person visits. 6. Ensure Safety: Minimize exposure to contagious illnesses, especially important during pandemics. Jump over to On Call, Download in the app store and register as a physician today. #healthcare #Physician #healthsystem #telehealth #doctorswanted

Should Emergency Departments Offer Virtual Consultations? The Emergency Department (ED) plays a crucial role in providing urgent medical care, yet many patients with less critical needs often endure long wait times in crowded waiting rooms. From our experience, implementing virtual consultations in the ED has proven to: - Reduce wait times for less urgent cases (Cat 4 & 5), thereby freeing up resources to prioritize more critical patients (Cat 1, 2, 3). - Enhance and improve patient experience. However, challenges such as accurate triage, technology access disparities, and the limitations of virtual physical examinations underscore the importance of a collaborative team effort for successful implementation. Moving forward, perhaps we should: - Conduct more pilot programs to test virtual consultations in select EDs, assessing their effectiveness, and identifying the best Model of Care. - Introducing technology solutions like telehealth pods in waiting rooms for patients lacking personal devices or needing a private, clean, and soundproof space for a confidential consultation. - Adopting a hybrid approach that offers a virtual consultation option alongside traditional care to create a more patient-centered experience. What are your thoughts on this approach? Would you consider utilizing a virtual consultation in the Emergency Department? #Telehealth #EmergencyMedicine #Healthcare #PatientExperience #Emergencycare #Virtualcare #Virtual #Winteriscoming Megan Dowdell #healthcareinnovation #technology #innovation

Our Virtual Healthcare team comprised of Telehealth and Teletriage are essential in the Eventus model of care. Integrating virtual healthcare helps us deliver more accessible, efficient, and patient-centered care while driving value-based care outcomes and improving the overall quality of care. Our virtual healthcare teams facilitate remote consultations, interventions, and management of residents’ health conditions. Eventus WholeHealth stands with the Center of Excellence for Telehealth and Aging. As a leader in age-inclusive telehealth delivery, Eventus WholeHealth has pledged to uphold telehealth principles and guidelines, while providing high-quality, equitable and person-centered telehealth for aging adults. Our Teletriage team has a track record of an amazing 56% ED prevention rate! Virtual Healthcare truly helps us uphold our mission to serve medically vulnerable adults and helps us enhance our quality of care while providing better patient satisfaction. Check out our video to learn more about how Virtual Healthcare at Eventus enhances our ability to deliver value-based care! #VirtualHealth #telehealth #teletriage #eventus #valuebasedcare #longtermcare #assistedliving #skillednursing

Should Emergency Departments Offer Virtual Consultations? The Emergency Department (ED) plays a crucial role in providing urgent medical care, yet many patients with less critical needs often endure long wait times in crowded waiting rooms. From our experience, implementing virtual consultations in the ED has proven to: - Reduce wait times for less urgent cases (Cat 4 & 5), thereby freeing up resources to prioritize more critical patients (Cat 1, 2, 3). - Enhance and improve patient experience. However, challenges such as accurate triage, technology access disparities, and the limitations of virtual physical examinations underscore the importance of a collaborative team effort for successful implementation. Moving forward, perhaps we should: - Conduct more pilot programs to test virtual consultations in select EDs, assessing their effectiveness, and identifying the best Model of Care. - Introducing technology solutions like telehealth pods in waiting rooms for patients lacking personal devices or needing a private, clean, and soundproof space for a confidential consultation. - Adopting a hybrid approach that offers a virtual consultation option alongside traditional care to create a more patient-centered experience. What are your thoughts on this approach? Would you consider utilizing a virtual consultation in the Emergency Department? #Telehealth #EmergencyMedicine #Healthcare #PatientExperience #Emergencycare #Virtualcare #Virtual #Winteriscoming Megan Dowdell #healthcareinnovation #technology #innovation