Barriers & Trends While telemedicine has been around for several decades, it is still a relatively new addition to the arsenal of tools used in today’s healthcare system. As a result, Eagle Telemedicine conducted a telemedicine adoption survey polling 425 physicians, hospital administrators, executives, and inpatient-care nurses nationwide to determine the barriers and trends within…
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Unfortunately, there is a lack of alignment between the three healthcare stakeholders (patients, physicians and insurers). This lack of alignment has made the financial burden side of healthcare delivery high. Thankfully, the role of telemedicine is increasing in today’s hospitals to help the healthcare industry head back in the right direction. During COVID, telemedicine use…
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One of the most pressing challenges facing hospitals and healthcare institutions today is the escalating shortage and physician attrition across specialties. The traditional methods of physician recruitment are proving insufficient to meet the burgeoning demand for healthcare services, leaving hospitals struggling to provide quality patient care. Inpatient telemedicine is delivering needed relief. By embracing telemedicine…
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In an era defined by technological innovation, the landscape of healthcare is undergoing a remarkable transformation. Telemedicine, once a novel concept, has swiftly evolved into a critical solution for one of the industry’s most pressing challenges: the shortage of physicians. As hospitals grapple with the daunting task of recruiting and retaining qualified medical professionals, telemedicine…
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Retirement has historically been associated with freedom, recreation, relaxation, and a well-deserved respite from the day-to-day grind. However, a growing trend among physicians who aren’t quite ready to give up on their love of medicine is starting to emerge. These committed professionals are transitioning to become telemedicine doctors rather than simply retiring. This transition not…
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Telemedicine has emerged as a game-changer in healthcare delivery. By leveraging technology, healthcare providers can now reach underserved patients in remote locations, improve access to care, and offer convenience like never before. However, the true potential of telemedicine extends beyond its technological capabilities. It lies in the ability of telemedicine providers to build strong relationships…
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Telemedicine has revolutionized the healthcare industry, transforming the way physicians and patients interact and receive care. With advancements in technology and the increasing demand for remote healthcare services, telemedicine has gained significant popularity and is expected to grow exponentially. This has opened the virtual door for physicians across every specialty. Here are five top reasons…
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Physician burnout, stress and depression are escalating, adding to the issues healthcare systems are facing as they navigate the troubled waters of understaffing and rising operational costs. A Medscape survey of 9,100 physicians found that 57% of family physicians report burnout (from 47% five years ago); 60% of internists (46% previously), and 65% of emergency…
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TelePulmonology may be a new and unfamiliar approach for facilities across the U.S. that have been stricken with a system that has gotten the wind knocked out of their sails. The blast of physician shortages has affected almost every aspect of healthcare but pulmonology has not had a break, or new breeze, until TelePulmonology. By…
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Recent years have seen a rise in the use of locum tenens, or temporary physician staffing, as healthcare organizations deal with rising demand and physician shortages. In fact, an AMN Healthcare survey found that 88% of healthcare organizations use locum tenens physicians. This is up from 84% in 2019. Healthcare facilities in need of temporary…
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