Will the popularization of telemedicine be one of the achievements of the pandemic? The coronavirus is changing not only the face of medical care in hospitals which, from the beginning of the pandemic, have been struggling with the new situation and changing the model of functioning. It is also a catalyst of… positive changes in outpatient care!
Telemedicine, area so far dominated by private networks, striving for perfection, seeing its wide possibilities, for example in the area of patient service comfort, availability, flexibility of human resources or effective use of infrastructure, and last but not least of much-needed savings, unnoticed and largely thanks to the National Health Fund, entered the primary and specialized care.
Will the “ad hoc” developed solutions and the rapid adaptation of medical entities, which is currently happening on our eyes, be the achievement of the pandemic? Will the waiting lines be shortened in the future? Will the digital “revolution” allow us to make up for years of stagnation in this area? Will it be just the beginning of a boom of this type of services, which will bring new opportunities in the form of systemic development of e.g. diabetes or cardiology telecare? You can learn more in the article below:
