Our overall well-being is critically dependent on our mental health. It speaks of our psychological, emotional, and social health and has an effect on our thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. A happy and fulfilling life depends on having a healthy mental state, which directly affects how we deal with stress, interact with others, and make decisions.…
Read MoreMany hospitals are challenged with supporting their patient capacity with staff physicians. Physician staffing shortages and overall physician retention contribute to this problem. However, by using outsourced telemedicine to help fill in the gaps, hospitals can reduce physician burnout, improve physician retention and increase their ability to attract new physicians. As President and Chief Operating…
Read MoreWith the changing state of healthcare in the U.S., hospitals must rely on innovative new care delivery practices. In response to increasing physician shortages, staff burnout and high recruiting costs, care delivery solutions must change to keep up with patient demand. The pandemic era has shown that hospitals must be better prepared to care for…
Read MoreThe physician shortage in America is quickly becoming dire. Data published by the Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC) finds that we’ll be facing a shortage of nearly 122,000 physicians by 2032. This care crisis creates both limitations and delays in the access to healthcare that is posing a real risk to patients. Specialists in…
Read MoreThe physician’s communication with a patient has a direct correlation to healthcare outcomes. Research finds that high-quality communication between patient and physician can improve adherence to treatment, reduce delays in diagnosis and build trust which facilitates the positive doctor-patient relationship that enhances psychological benefits during care. Consider a visit to the ER. All a patient…
Read More“Physician fatigue” has become a critical issue for today’s healthcare industry. According to the industry journal, NEJM Catalyst, an overwhelming 96% of medical professionals agree that physician burnout is a serious issue. Exacerbating the problem, 42% of physicians are reluctant to seek mental health treatment; 42% isolated themselves in an attempt to deal with burnout;…
Read MoreWhy is Webside Manner Important During a Telehealth Virtual Visit? During a telehealth virtual visit, physicians must use advanced communication skills to connect with the patient. We call this Webside Manner — a term Eagle coined many years ago to describe the unique qualities a physician must have to provide remote care. Webside Manner is the…
Read MoreWorking remote neurologist jobs gives physicians the opportunity to make a difference in patients’ lives all over the country from home. These doctors are on the front lines of improving access to specialty care in areas where it is often not available. Why? The shortage in neurologists exists worldwide, including the US where an aging…
Read MoreUnderstand the Process of Credentialing Telemedicine Providers To work as a remote provider, Eagle and each hospital must complete the process of credentialing telemedicine providers. Credentialing refers to an authorization process that allows a physician to work at a specific hospital. The physician must first be licensed in the state where the hospital is located. At Eagle, we assist new remote physicians…
Read MoreAre You Looking for a Remote Cardiology Jobs? In small community hospitals, cardiac issues are the top reason for transferring a patient. However, research shows many of these cardiac patients don’t require invasive procedures, as mild symptoms can be monitored and managed with medications. Cardiology telemedicine physicians mitigate the risk these patients face day in…
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