This week Dr. Jay Parkinson had this to say about telemedicine and telehype: In the minds of consumers, they hear telehealth and they hear a cheap 10 minutes with a ... Continue Reading about Telemedicine and Telehype
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Doctors Need a Webspace to Call Home
For years I have argued that doctors need webspace to park their ideas. A place that is relatively permanent. A place with an address where ideas can live and people can go. A ... Continue Reading about Doctors Need a Webspace to Call Home
The Patient is Always Right – But Right About What?
In business it’s been suggested that the customer is always right. And in medicine the patient is always right. Right about their perspective. Right about their ... Continue Reading about The Patient is Always Right – But Right About What?
The Truth About Telemedicine and Stethoscopes
I watched a news segment this week about the rising popularity of telemedicine. The segment profiled a doctor and showed him conducting a telemedicine visit in his home. To my ... Continue Reading about The Truth About Telemedicine and Stethoscopes
Telemedicine Fatigue and the Stress of Remote Care
The first thing I heard from my team after starting full time telehealth was the exhaustion that seemed to set in at the end of the day. I have noticed this myself. After 8 hours ... Continue Reading about Telemedicine Fatigue and the Stress of Remote Care
COVID19 Craziness – 33mail March 28, 2020
This is a sample of this week's 33mail, the 33 charts weekly newsletter. It's a collection of the best stuff I found over the week. Check it out and if you like it please sign up ... Continue Reading about COVID19 Craziness – 33mail March 28, 2020
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With a mashup of curated and original content that crosses the spaces of digital health, media, communication, technology, patient experience, digital culture, and the humanities, 33 charts offers unique insight and analysis on the changing face of medicine.
Founded in 2009 as a center of community and thought leadership for the issues doctors face in a digital world, 33 charts was included in the National Library of Medicine permanent web archive in 2014.
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