With the pandemic, we saw a rapid expansion of telemedicine and remote patient monitoring (RPM) solutions as a new way of delivering healthcare. One of the adoption strategies for virtual care solutions is going directly to healthcare providers to get physicians and the care team to recommend the programs to their patients. But this will not be successful without a seamless integration into their EHR programs and standardized workflows. This integration was never easy, but it is proving harder now with the return of in person visits. Did the accelerated expansion of these solutions leave healthcare providers enough time to set up intuitive and standardized workflows that integrate virtual care solutions? Join this conversation to discuss:
How can the system build a hybrid model for healthcare practices? What are the best practices in integrating virtual care solutions into the physician and care team workflows and EMR/EHR?
Why is it necessary to educate and train physicians and care teams on virtual care in order to embed these solutions into their day to day work?
Physicians can feel overwhelmed with too many alerts from virtual care programs. How can we ensure the data they see is relevant and actionable? How do we translate non-passive measurements like patient-reported outcomes into objective measures?
How can we reduce the burden of conducting virtual visits and completing documentation requirements for HCP’s?
There are many different systems and procedures across geographies. How can the industry create standard procedures that can adapt to the nuances of individual practices?