Telehealth & Covid-19
5 Telehealth Metrics Healthcare Leaders
Need to Pay Attention to
As Telehealth becomes an increasingly important strategic tool in attracting and serving the modern healthcare consumers’ desire for convenience, it is imperative that healthcare leaders pay attention to the performance of their telehealth services. [...]
Telehealth Performance Metrics
How do you assess the performance of telehealth? As the most quotable American quipped below, setting yourself a destination is key to knowing when you are successful. If you don’t know where [...]
How to Measure Telehealth Success
Not everything that can be counted counts. Not everything that counts can be counted. — William Bruce Cameron As the quote highlights, measuring success can be a tricky business. Not all [...]
Telehealth and the Black Swan
A "Black Swan", a theory developed by Nassim Nicholas Taleb, is the occurrence of a highly improbable event that has a major impact on our lives. While the Covid-19 pandemic has long been expected by researchers and (some) politicians, [...]
Hybrid Care Delivery: The Best of Both Worlds
The delivery of care is one of the last domains to be taken “online”. 30 years ago most banking transactions were conducted in a bank. 20 years ago most trips were booked in travel agencies. 15 years ago most books, [...]
Telehealth: It’s going to get worse, before it gets better
At the beginning of the lockdown and spread of social distancing due to the Covid-19 pandemic, Telehealth was quickly turned to as a valuable tool to safely deliver care at a distance. Physicians both wanted their patients to stay [...]
Two More Misconceptions about Telehealth
A few months ago, before the start of the Covid-19 health crisis in the US, I wrote a series of articles about the 6 common misconceptions about telehealth: That the launch of telehealth is an IT project. That there [...]
The Top 4 Side Effects of Poorly Implemented Telehealth
These days, during the COVID-19 health crisis, telehealth is approached by many leaders as a necessary stop gap measure, as something that they have to do, because restricting patients’ access to care altogether is not a viable option for most [...]
From Remote Care to Virtual Care Management #Covid19
It is now pretty clear to most of us, that social distancing (whether mandated or voluntary) is here to stay for many months. Especially those patients at a higher risk of a coronavirus infection causing harm to them, will be [...]