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Improving Care Access through Virtual Health Care Design
Lack of access to care is a critical issue facing too many patients and providers. More and more consumers, clinicians and health care organizations are investing in virtual health as a solution. Virtual health—or telehealth—may seem like it’s a result of technology advances over the last decade. But Dr. Elizabeth Krupinski of Emory University explains telemedicine history goes back 40+ years. In this episode, she tells us what’s behind virtual health’s slow build and why it is ready to boom.
Guest:
Elizabeth Krupinski, PhD, Professor and Vice Chair for Research, Emory University Departments of Radiology and Imaging Sciences and Co-Director of Director of the Southwest Telehealth Resource Center in Arizona
Resources:
Watch the Vizient Improving Care Access through Virtual Health Care Design collaborative webcast for additional details.
For more information, email [email protected]
Show Notes:
[00:00 - 01:33] Introduction and telemedicine background
[01:33 - 2:26] Benefits of virtual health to patients
[02:26 - 03:05] Benefits of virtual health to providers
[03:05 - 04:34] Which virtual health programs work--and why
[04:34 - 05:18] Getting C-suite buy-n
[05:18 - 06:12] Building the telehealth team
[06:12 - 06:48] Staying ahead of technology changes
[06:48 - 07:28] How technology helps improve outcomes
[07:28 - 08:06] The one thing you can count on with telehealth
[08:06 - 08:41] Practice makes perfect
[08:41 - 09:06] The rewards of virtual health
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Lack of access to care is a critical issue facing too many patients and providers. More and more consumers, clinicians and health care organizations are investing in virtual health as a solution. Virtual health—or telehealth—may seem like it’s a result of technology advances over the last decade. But Dr. Elizabeth Krupinski of Emory University explains telemedicine history goes back 40+ years. In this episode, she tells us what’s behind virtual health’s slow build and why it is ready to boom.
Guest:
Elizabeth Krupinski, PhD, Professor and Vice Chair for Research, Emory University Departments of Radiology and Imaging Sciences and Co-Director of Director of the Southwest Telehealth Resource Center in Arizona
Resources:
Watch the Vizient Improving Care Access through Virtual Health Care Design collaborative webcast for additional details.
For more information, email [email protected]
Show Notes:
[00:00 - 01:33] Introduction and telemedicine background
[01:33 - 2:26] Benefits of virtual health to patients
[02:26 - 03:05] Benefits of virtual health to providers
[03:05 - 04:34] Which virtual health programs work--and why
[04:34 - 05:18] Getting C-suite buy-n
[05:18 - 06:12] Building the telehealth team
[06:12 - 06:48] Staying ahead of technology changes
[06:48 - 07:28] How technology helps improve outcomes
[07:28 - 08:06] The one thing you can count on with telehealth
[08:06 - 08:41] Practice makes perfect
[08:41 - 09:06] The rewards of virtual health
Subscribe Today!
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Spotify
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