Remote Neurological Care a Feasible Option for Parkinson’s Disease
For patient’s with Parkinson’s disease, virtual house calls from neurologists may be of interest.
Teleneurology
Telemedicine Visit Sufficient for Headache Consult
Telemedicine offers a convenient alternative for nonacute headache patients, researchers say.
Legalities Stand in the Way of Telehealth Implementation
There are overwhelming concerns about reimbursement.
Telemedicine Effective for the Diagnosis, Treatment of Chronic Headache
Patients in both groups were satisfied with their care.
Mobile Stroke Unit Effectively Provides Acute Stroke Care
The mobile unit allows for significantly shorter times to treatment with IV-tPA.
It’s Important to Understand Legal Limits of Telemedicine
Providers should make sure that they hold the proper license and liability insurance to reduce risk.
Strong Physician, Patient Relationship Key to Telemedicine Success
A strong physician-patient relationship needs to be established in order to practice responsible telemedicine.
Health Apps Proliferate as Doctors, Patients Catch On
More than one-third of doctors recommended mobile health apps to their patients in past year.
Providing Epilepsy Care to Patients in Need: Project ECHO
A multidisciplinary team of providers come together to address epilepsy cases of patients with limited access to care.
The Evolution of Care and Cost in Teleneurology
The role of teleneurology can grow far beyond critical stroke care, but only if medical liabilities and insurance steps out of the way.
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