Medpundit gives some reasons, but she likes it overall.
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As in all things, as long as the doctor and patient discuss how e-mail is to be used before introducing the option, it shouldn’t be a problem. I have a little difficulty believing that most providers will take the time to do that, but instead will start complaining and pondering terminating the relationship the minute the patient crosses some never-disclosed line.
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