Provider Burnout

Jul 21

The Uncompromising Quality of Virtual Care

By Joel E. Barthelemy Future of Healthcare, Patient Engagement, Provider Burnout, Virtual Care No Comments

The COVID-19 pandemic stressed healthcare systems worldwide, propelling the first time use of telehealth for patients and providers alike. As we continue fighting this deadly new disease and race against time for a vaccine, it is expected that telehealth technologies are here to stay. But as with any new technology,...

May 05

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Mental Health Is the Next Pandemic

By Joel E. Barthelemy General Interest, People, Provider Burnout, Telemedicine Research, Telemedicine Software, Telemedicine Technologies, Virtual Care 3 Comments

While many of us are sheltering in place to help slow the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic, a massive mental health pandemic is also brewing. Fears about COVID-19, the economic meltdown, and prolonged social-isolation are all taking a toll on mental health. Above all else, Americans say their mental health...

Apr 13

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Why Did it Take a Pandemic to Tell Patients About Telemedicine?

By Joel E. Barthelemy Capacity Management, Patient Engagement, Provider Burnout, Virtual Care No Comments

Telehealth has been around for years. Why did it take a global crisis to wake up the healthcare industry? There’s only one surprise about Covid-19 and that’s everyone’s surprise at the severity of the ongoing catastrophe. We’ve known this was coming. The World Health Organization told us another influenza-like pandemic...

Apr 01

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Why Provider Networks Are Going Virtual

By Shane Sullivan General Interest, Provider Burnout, Resource Management, Telemedicine Technologies, Uncategorized, Virtual Care No Comments

Here’s what’s great about telemedicine: it can benefit multiple healthcare players at once. So often experience and cynicism have trained us to think of healthcare as a zero-sum game, where expanded market offerings for some patients drive up insurance premiums for others, or a payer’s cost savings program increases the...

Sep 23

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Telemedicine and the Patient Education Gap

By Joel E. Barthelemy Patient Engagement, Provider Burnout, Telemedicine Technologies, Virtual Care No Comments

If you regularly follow virtual care news, you might have seen a recent survey from the Kaiser Family Foundation. It asked nearly 1,000 adult respondents if they use their smartphone to complete 10 healthcare-related tasks. For some people, the results seemed to confirm that patients do not like virtual services, since...

Aug 19

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79 Percent of Doctors Are Burned Out. Can Virtual Care Delivery Help?

By Dean Smith, MD, CMIO Patient Engagement, Provider Burnout, Resource Management, Virtual Care No Comments

A new study from InCrowd paints a disturbing picture about provider burnout and its effect on patient care. The survey of 320 PCPs and 319 specialists reveals that 79 percent of primary care physicians (PCPs) describe themselves as burned out, as do 57 percent of specialists. That’s a sharp rise...

The Uncompromising Quality of Virtual Care

Mental Health Is the Next Pandemic

Why Did it Take a Pandemic to Tell Patients About Telemedicine?

Why Provider Networks Are Going Virtual

Telemedicine and the Patient Education Gap

79 Percent of Doctors Are Burned Out. Can Virtual Care Delivery Help?

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