Why medicine is late to asynchronous telehealth
A patient called my office at 9 p.m. on a Tuesday. She had a UTI. She knew she had a UTI. She'd treated the same thing twice before that year and could probably have diagnosed it faster than a med…
A patient called my office at 9 p.m. on a Tuesday. She had a UTI. She knew she had a UTI. She’d treated the same thing twice before that year and could probably have diagnosed it faster than a med student. What she needed was a one-minute conversation and a prescription. What she got was my voicemail, a suggestion to call back in the morning, and an appointment slot 17 …
Why medicine is late to asynchronous telehealth



















