Direct-to-Consumer Academic Telemedicine
Over the past 2 years, telemedicine has skyrocketed as COVID-19 propelled innovation and implementation at unparalleled rates. Within the UC Davis academic health system, a new paradigm for telemedicine emerged: direct-to-consumer telemedicine. The video-based telemedicine program has become the lar...
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Mary Ann Liebert
2022-03-01
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| description | Over the past 2 years, telemedicine has skyrocketed as COVID-19 propelled innovation and implementation at unparalleled rates. Within the UC Davis academic health system, a new paradigm for telemedicine emerged: direct-to-consumer telemedicine. The video-based telemedicine program has become the largest of its kind in California and is staffed by 80 providers (MDs, APPs) across five clinical departments/groups (primary care practice group, family and community medicine department, emergency medicine department, the nursing department, and the physical medicine and rehabilitation department). September 2021 marked the 1-year anniversary of a journey that has opened access, improved coordination, and become a workforce engine for our evolving virtual health infrastructure. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-fc78be88559c4640a5250c7ae78307ee2024-01-26T05:21:56ZengMary Ann LiebertTelemedicine Reports2692-43662022-03-0131626610.1089/TMR.2022.0001Direct-to-Consumer Academic TelemedicineJoshua W. ElderDaniel SteinTamara L. ScottOver the past 2 years, telemedicine has skyrocketed as COVID-19 propelled innovation and implementation at unparalleled rates. Within the UC Davis academic health system, a new paradigm for telemedicine emerged: direct-to-consumer telemedicine. The video-based telemedicine program has become the largest of its kind in California and is staffed by 80 providers (MDs, APPs) across five clinical departments/groups (primary care practice group, family and community medicine department, emergency medicine department, the nursing department, and the physical medicine and rehabilitation department). September 2021 marked the 1-year anniversary of a journey that has opened access, improved coordination, and become a workforce engine for our evolving virtual health infrastructure.https://www.liebertpub.com/doi/full/10.1089/TMR.2022.0001direct-to-consumeron demandtelehealthtelemedicine |
| spellingShingle | Joshua W. Elder Daniel Stein Tamara L. Scott Direct-to-Consumer Academic Telemedicine Telemedicine Reports direct-to-consumer on demand telehealth telemedicine |
| title | Direct-to-Consumer Academic Telemedicine |
| title_full | Direct-to-Consumer Academic Telemedicine |
| title_fullStr | Direct-to-Consumer Academic Telemedicine |
| title_full_unstemmed | Direct-to-Consumer Academic Telemedicine |
| title_short | Direct-to-Consumer Academic Telemedicine |
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| topic | direct-to-consumer on demand telehealth telemedicine |
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