
Telehealth Tuesday Articles, February 2025
Hello Telehealth Tuesday Readers,
This month’s four articles covered four distinctly different topics from the world of telehealth and digital health.
From the role of telemedicine in sustaining rural hospitals to strategies for bridging the telehealth perception gap between clinicians and patients, we explored key challenges and innovative approaches.
We also examined how telebehavioral health can expand access amid clinician shortages and discussed the transformative potential of AI in healthcare, highlighting both its promise and the need for responsible implementation.
Enjoy your readings!
Bridging Healthcare Gaps: Telemedicine in Modern Hospitals
Telemedicine is transforming rural healthcare by addressing workforce shortages, reducing patient transfers, and keeping local hospitals operational. Read how an innovative telemedicine model not only enhances patient outcomes but also improves family satisfaction by bringing care closer to home.
Aligning Clinician and Patient Telehealth Expectations
In this article we explore the disconnect between patient enthusiasm and provider skepticism towards telehealth, delving into the reasons behind clinician hesitancy and offering strategies to bridge this gap. By aligning telehealth with provider needs through hybrid care models, comprehensive training, and optimized workflows, we can foster a more cohesive and effective telehealth ecosystem.
Optimizing Telebehavioral Health Performance
Expanding capacity in behavioral health is critical to meeting growing patient demand, but clinician shortages make it a challenge. Discover how optimizing scheduling, leveraging telehealth, and reducing administrative burdens can boost appointment availability while enhancing clinician satisfaction.
The Future of AI in Healthcare: A Transformational Shift
AI is revolutionizing healthcare, from preventive care to diagnostics, offering unprecedented opportunities to enhance patient engagement, personalize treatment, and streamline clinical workflows. However, ensuring transparency, trust, and responsible implementation is critical.