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With telehealth, one size won't fit all

Healthcare IT News - Telehealth

Healthcare consumers can experience telehealth today as audio and video and through synchronous and asynchronous communications. As telehealth matures, healthcare providers have realized that a universal or one-size-fits-all approach doesn't work.

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Healthcare's newest pivot: consumer identity as the cornerstone of digital health

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In a hybrid environment, the same service may be available virtually or in person, in synchronous or asynchronous modalities. Region Tag: Global Edition. Personalization also enables caregivers to navigate patients to the most appropriate care. The final piece of the equation is matching the supply to demand.

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Telehealth and community broadband, in sickness and in health

Healthcare IT News - Telehealth

Whether wireless or fiber, the bandwidth needs to be synchronous, meaning equal download and upload speeds, and have enough capacity to facilitate multiple video streams. Region Tag: Global Edition. Libraries and their healthcare partners need to ensure that they have adequate bandwidth for multiple audio and video streams.

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COVID-19: An integrated healthcare system is the way forward

Healthcare IT News - Telehealth

With this fast-evolving health situation, a methodical approach was achieved by having a strong link between a cross section of healthcare facilities and medical staff, and synchronized systems of care among others.

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What's on the horizon for Teladoc? CIO Claus Jensen weighs in

Healthcare IT News - Telehealth

How do we go beyond synchronous video visits – and how do we ensure equitable access to whatever improvements are made available? In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, companies have elbowed their way into a seemingly flush market, while patient interest in telehealth has waxed and waned. So how do we use technology to bridge the gap?