
The Internet of Healthy Things Redux: Chapter 3, The Big Shake-Up*
*Thanks to Tara Menon and Gina Cella for their help in editing this piece This year, I have been blogging about the 10th anniversary of
*Thanks to Tara Menon and Gina Cella for their help in editing this piece This year, I have been blogging about the 10th anniversary of
Last month, I blogged about the 10th anniversary of my book, The Internet of Healthy Things. While taking a trip down memory lane, it was
This year marks the 10th anniversary of the publication of my first book, The Internet of Healthy Things. To mark the occasion, I decided to
I recently gave a talk to a group of primary care clinicians updating them on the state of telehealth. My take-home message was: “This is
As we look back on the lockdown phase of the COVID-19 pandemic, we learned that telehealth is a legitimate, safe, high-quality mode of care delivery
When I started in this business in the mid-’90s, the idea that we could deliver high-quality care with the patient and clinician in different places
What if this is as good as it gets? These words from the 1997 romantic comedy that starred Jack Nicholson and Helen Hunt keep coming
I read a study (in a reputable journal) this week, with the title, “Video Telemedicine Experiences In COVID-19 Were Positive, But Physicians And Patients Prefer
Disreputable, online pharmacies have been a thorn in the side of telehealth for a long time. Because both are internet-based transactions, they are often conflated,
Trust: A firm belief in the reliability, truth, ability, or strength of someone or something I still recall my nascent days as a telehealth advocate,