The weakness of the present healthcare system revealed by the Covid-19 crisis, along with the rise in chronic diseases associated with lifestyle changes and a rapidly aging population worldwide will shape the future of healthcare. Next-Generation Research Analyst Dr. Damien Ng took a close look at recent developments in digital healthcare, genomics, and extended longevity.. Related article: https://www.juliusbaer.com/en/insights/shifting-lifestyles/digital-health-genomics-and-exended-longevity-three-trends-defining-the-future-of-healthcare/. Subscribe to our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/BankJuliusBaer. 00:00 Intro. 00:29 Trend 1: Digital health. 01:27 Trend 2: Genomics. 01:35 Trend 3: Extended longevity. Digital health. Although the Covid-19 crisis has stretched medical resources around the world to breaking point, it has also led to a boom in online medical services. As personal visits to physicians have been rendered more difficult due to a raft of restrictions like quarantining and social distancing to break the chain of infection, the ushering-in of telemedicine in the form of online consultation services has undoubtedly helped homebound patients to seek medical advice on the internet. In other words, the Covid-19 pandemic has not only accelerated the adoption of telemedicine among the healthcare community as a way to deliver care to patients, but it has also enabled patients to talk with their doctors about any suspicious viral symptoms, including chills, cough, muscle pain, sore throat, or loss of taste or smell.. Genomics. It may be easy for us to get emotionally worked up as a result of the intensive media coverage of the Covid-19 pandemic, along with the unprecedented implementation of lockdowns worldwide, and think that Covid-19 is the world’s only health challenge. But of course, medical professionals are also silently fighting battles against other deadly diseases, and it is vital not to lose sight of that fact. In particular, cell and gene therapies have increasingly emerged as a promising treatment option for a myriad of complex clinical conditions. These may include genetic disorders that arise from malignant mutations in our DNA, such as cancer and sickle-cell disease, as well as non-genetically acquired diseases, such as Ebola, the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) and the bubonic plague.. Extended longevity. The growing prevalence of chronic diseases associated with the increasing share of the greying population will have profound implications for the healthcare systems for decades to come. It is therefore in this context that assistive technologies that enable healthcare professionals to continuously monitor the health conditions of the elderly should become even more important in the future.. Older patients can benefit in a number of ways from the progressive uptake of digital-health technologies. Not only can healthcare specialists help ageing individuals reduce the likelihood of contracting more severe forms of chronic diseases through the early detection of health abnormalities, but hospital admissions can also be avoided, thereby relieving pressure from healthcare systems and keeping a lid on burgeoning medical costs.. #heathcare #futurehealth. Follow Julius Baer: Corporate Website: https://www.juliusbaer.com. YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/BankJuli…. LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/juli…. Twitter: https://twitter.com/juliusbaer. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bankjuliusbaer/. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bankjuliusb…. About Julius Baer. Julius Baer is the international reference in wealth management, based on a solid Swiss heritage.. The story of Julius Baer began over 125 years ago with the vision of one man. In the 1890s the company’s founder and namesake, Julius Bär, established himself as a young and promising banker on Zurich’s famous Bahnhofstrasse.. What initially started as a humble family business has grown over the decades into the international reference in pure private banking, with more than 50 locations in over 25 countries worldwide.
How should the healthcare systems of Europe be reformed in light of the coronavirus crisis? Four guests from the European Parliament and European Commission will be debating the reforms needed in a live debate on Euronews, as part of the European Health Parliament initiative’s plenary session on Wednesday 9th September.. Our guests are:. Véronique Trillet-Lenoir, French Member of the European Parliament from the Renew Europe Group. She is a medical oncologist, and chair of the MEPs Against Cancer group.. Tomislav Sokol, Croatian Member of the European Parliament from the European People’s Party group. He is a specialist in EU health law, and sits on the committees for the Internal Market and Consumer Protection and Regional Development.. . Sara Cerdas, a Portuguese Member of the European Parliament from the Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats. She sits on the Committee on the Environment, Public Health and Food Safety.. . Andrzej Rys, Director for health systems, medical products and innovation in the Directorate-General for Health and Food Safety at the European Commission. He is a medical doctor and former deputy minister of health for the Polish government.. . We will be discussing the latest recommendations from the European Health Parliament, and asking how we can transition health in Europe to a modern, digital society. Will healthcare ever go back to its pre-pandemic ‘normal’? Should there be an expanded role for EU-level healthcare institutions? What really matters to patients? Have we lost focus on the other societal challenges of our time, such as beating cancer? Subscribe to our channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/euronews?sub_confirmation=1. Watch our LIVE here: https://www.youtube.com/c/euronews/live. Subscribe to our thematic channels: NoComment: https://www.youtube.com/c/nocommenttv?sub_confirmation=1. Euronews Living: http://bit.ly/2sMsaDB. Knowledge: https://www.youtube.com/c/euronewsknowledge?sub_confirmation=1: Follow us on all platforms and on all devices: https://www.euronews.com/follow-us. Euronews is available on YouTube in 12 languages: https://www.youtube.com/user/euronewsnetwork/channels. #Coronavirus #Covid-19 #CoronavirusHealthcare
“Hospitals are experiencing enormous financial strain,” physician Megan Ranney says. “We’re going to see a lot of clinics and hospitals shutting their doors.” Aired on 4/8/2020.. » Subscribe to MSNBC: http://on.msnbc.com/SubscribeTomsnbc. MSNBC delivers breaking news, in-depth analysis of politics headlines, as well as commentary and informed perspectives. Find video clips and segments from The Rachel Maddow Show, Morning Joe, Meet the Press Daily, The Beat with Ari Melber, Deadline: White House with Nicolle Wallace, Hardball, All In, Last Word, 11th Hour, and more.. Connect with MSNBC Online. Visit msnbc.com: http://on.msnbc.com/Readmsnbc. Subscribe to MSNBC Newsletter: http://MSNBC.com/NewslettersYouTube. Find MSNBC on Facebook: http://on.msnbc.com/Likemsnbc. Follow MSNBC on Twitter: http://on.msnbc.com/Followmsnbc. Follow MSNBC on Instagram: http://on.msnbc.com/Instamsnbc. The Future Of Health Care After COVID-19 | MTP Daily | MSNBC
Read more here: https://wb.md/2WwLJgU. Healthcare reform looks like a major discussion point in our national conversation, and likely in 2020 when we have our next set of elections.. The Health Affairs forum at the National Press Club in Washington, DC, on November 16th addressed potential health policy positions for 2020 candidates, the dialogue looked into potential positions for candidates who will be running in 2020. Sherry Glied, PhD dean of the Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service at New York University outlined three major health plans regarding cost and access.
With over 40 years of health care and management experience, Randy Oostra President and CEO of Promedica presents at TEDxTraverseCity 2020. Randy Oostra, DM, FACHE (63), is the President and Chief Executive Officer of ProMedica, a not-for-profit mission-based, integrated health and well-being organization headquartered in Toledo, Ohio. The $7 billion organization serves communities in 28 states. It offers acute and ambulatory care, an insurance company with a dental plan, and post-acute and academic business lines. The organization has more than 56,000 employees, 13 hospitals, 2,600 physicians and advanced practice providers with privileges, 900+ healthcare providers employed by ProMedica Physicians, a health plan, and more than 400 assisted living facilities, skilled nursing and rehabilitation centers, memory care communities, outpatient rehabilitation clinics, and hospice and home health care agencies.. Randy has 40 years of health care and management expertise, with 22 of those years spent at ProMedica. Randy is regarded as one of the nation’s top leaders in health care and has earned a spot on several prestigious listings, which include Modern Healthcare’s 100 Most Influential People for three consecutive years and Becker’s Healthcare’s 100 Great Leaders to Know in Healthcare This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
Trump says health plans are now 60% less expensive and pledges to protect patients with preexisting conditions.. SUBSCRIBE to ABC NEWS: https://www.youtube.com/ABCNews/.
The coronavirus pandemic has overwhelmed hospitals, physicians and the medical community. That’s pushed telemedicine into the hands of providers and patients as the first response for primary care. Telemedicine isn’t new to the medical community, however it hasn’t been embraced due to insurance coverage, mindset and stigma. Here’s how it works and what it means for the future of health care.. » Subscribe to CNBC: https://cnb.cx/SubscribeCNBC. » Subscribe to CNBC TV: https://cnb.cx/SubscribeCNBCtelevision. » Subscribe to CNBC Classic: https://cnb.cx/SubscribeCNBCclassic. About CNBC: From ‘Wall Street’ to ‘Main Street’ to award winning original documentaries and Reality TV series, CNBC has you covered. Experience special sneak peeks of your favorite shows, exclusive video and more.. Connect with CNBC News Online. Get the latest news: https://www.cnbc.com/. Follow CNBC on LinkedIn: https://cnb.cx/LinkedInCNBC. Follow CNBC News on Facebook: https://cnb.cx/LikeCNBC. Follow CNBC News on Twitter: https://cnb.cx/FollowCNBC. Follow CNBC News on Instagram: https://cnb.cx/InstagramCNBC. #CNBC. Is Telemedicine The Future Of Health Care?
Expert Opinion A look ahead: What the 2020 election could mean for health care Let’s explore two remaining presidential candidates’ positions on and visions for health care reform. And as we approach the November 2020 election, we will hear a lot of debate about the right path forward to fix what ails our current system. It is encouraging to hear so many people—candidates, policymakers, opinion leaders and others—asking how our nation can provide the highest-quality and most affordable health care for patients. In the wake of the 2018 mid-terms and leading up to the high-stakes 2020 elections, much about the fate of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) and U.S. health reform is known and much remains unknown.
Under the Trump administration and a divided U.S. Congress, the only certainty in health policy is continuing change—small, medium, and large. The Trump and Republican 2020 Health Care Plan.
Republicans saw moving the design and administration of health insurance reform to the states as. Health care policy is front and center in our current political debate. Join local health care advocates as we invite the presidential campaigns to discuss their health care platform and answer questions from co-sponsoring organizations. Co-Sponsored by: Citizen Action of Wisconsin Doctors for America Physicians for Social Responsibility Wisconsin Wisconsin Faith Voices for. Moving Toward High-Value Health Care: Integrating Delivery System Reform into 2020 Policy Proposals Delivery system reform has been a focus of regulatory and legislative policy to date.
Policymakers should integrate delivery system reform into their 2020 plans to continue driving value in the health care system. Photo Credit: SEIU on Flickr via Creative Commons. This is the first of a three-part blog series by strategic policy director, Michael Miller. With Democrats recently installed as the majority in the House of Representatives, a favorite story line of health care reporters has become the presumed fault line between different parts of the caucus.
These stories often depict two camps: supporters. In 2020, the Affordable Care Act will turn 10 years old. Since it became law and ushered in sizable reforms across our industry, some aspects of health care. Trump and Republican Health Care Reform: The Republicans’ Irrational Opposition to Medicaid “What’s Ahead” Nine million people being pushed out of Medicaid by 2020 growing to 14. Cost-sharing subsidies continue to be available for 2020, despite the fact that the federal government stopped reimbursing insurers for that cost in late 2017.
5 Insurers in most states have incorporated the cost of providing cost-sharing subsidies into the premiums they charge.
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Healthcare reform in the United States is happening now, and it is moving at an unprecedented speed.
Changes enacted in 2017 and 2018 by Congress and the Trump administration appear to be the first steps in returning control of the health-care system to the insurance industry.
The most momentous change occurred with the passage of the Medicaid and Medicare programs in 1965, but smaller more incremental reforms also set the stage for passage of the ACA in 2010.
While the need to deal with rising health insurance costs and rising overall healthcare costs will likely return, major reform may have to wait for a new presidential administration after 2008.
Kutluk Oktay, MD, FACOG is one of the world's foremost experts in fertility preservation as well as ovarian stimulation and in vitro fertilization for infertility treatments. He developed and performed the world's first ovarian transplantation procedures as well as pioneered new ovarian stimulation protocols for embryo and oocyte freezing for breast and endometrial cancer patients.
Telemedicine is a powerful tool that makes healthcare accessible, cost-effective, and significantly enhances patient engagement. The debut of telemedicine dates back to late 1950s and has constantly evolved over the years with advancements in the field of tele-communication technology. Read more insight https://bisresearch.com/industry-report/telemedicine-market.html
Is telemedicine the future of health care?YES!!! Once two things happen: First, The use (not the improvement, they’re already good enough,) of biomedical sensors in watches and cell phones. Second, the training of doctors in the use of the equipment. When doctors realize the time savings of not having to commute from their home to a clinic, its game over.
Telehealth: an innovation that should increase access and reduce cost. Instead this show highlights it is simply seen as an opportunity to make more revenue with greater margins. Few studies on quality of outcomes, inequality due to device access (already seen this with my own patients) and cases that are most appropriate for the service.
Trump..a story was told of.a flushing of body heat in embarassment when a stna had to witness an erection from a patient receiving stna services..a patient admitted to saving poop to be changed in a diaper to show off an erection and a patient wanted to invoke a blushing inducing a flushing of color….was a simulation reverse suppression oppositisim against nurse and stna going on eh?.Have a psychiatrist be contacted again to bother Jennifer texting comment and see what happens measly earthling science experiments…..Depopulate
We are forced to buy health insurance, so if this new medical practice is the norm, then reduce our health insurance cost. Charge patients per diagnostic
Since when the American lawmakers and cabinet secretaries need to stand up and cheer for their president or party leader? I thought this is America not president Xi or Assad something.
Insurance companies are always the assholes stopping everything so they can make sure to find a way to close and explode the system to continue stealing money from people
Universal Healthcare Now! Fund it by nationalizing our fossil fuel resources, like Norway did. Our nation can not continue to survive with this insanely broke, corrupt and greed driven system where the vast majority of Americans have absolutely no access to healthcare whatsoever without being bankrupted.
Healthcare is a mess in this country. These are the reasons. 1. Big pharma 2. Medical supply companies 3. People who don’t have insurance and pass off the expense to insured people. 4. People going to the doctor (even worse the ER) for too many basic illnesses that would go away with some rest (cold, flu, ect). 5. Medical community that sells fear. Then follows up with implied miracles but can’t guarantee them. 6. The desperation of people to live longer when death is inevitable (terminal cancer), and doctors willing to bill then for an extra 2 years of living in hell.
There are a wide range of telemedicine products out there. CoMediCard is exceptional. We make it affordable by offering a unique $0 copay Teladoc with $0 enrollment fee with unlimited visits. It provides peace of mind during the COVID pandemic. It is not a substitute for true health insurance but it does help provide that first line access 24/7 to a licensed physician. It is not for every issue but can provide peace of mind and direct qualified access to a doctor from the comfort of your home or office. As technology evolves, the information available to be shared with doctors online will increase. All visits can also be shared with a primary care physician.
Everyone on here pointing out the negative are being way too critical. Doctors are notorious for being laggers in technology. I used to have to still fax or mail in hard copies of papers doctors offices. This concept has a lot of value once we learn our way around it. It’s 2020, we have Alexa and smart houses now, telemedicine a great tool. It won’t replace the value of in-person care and evaluations, it never will. Yet, this is a game changer. Get on board.
Propagating telemedicine is just like talking good about e-leaning modules. The end user experience is down and would only benefit if there is a financial incentive for the customer. Remember boeing crashes due to bad I-pad based learning that resulted in countless deaths. This will also impact as even face to face doctor visits are not reliable unless the doctor has a reputation & experience and not a new one in the field.
After watching old Bernie speeches from 30 years ago on the same subject I’m thoroughly convinced that nothing will change for any reason short of violence.
Its a pleasure for me to write this testimony about how i got my Genital Herpes cured a month ago. i have been reading so many comments of some people who were cured from various diseases by Dr IFA but i never believed them. I was hurt and depressed so I was too curious and wanted to try Dr IFA, then i contacted him through his email when i contact him, he assured me 100% that he will heal me, i pleaded with him to help me out. My treatment was a great success, he healed me just as he promised. he sent me his medication and ask me to go for check up after one weeks of taking the medication. i agreed with him i took this medication and went for check up a, to my greatest surprise my result was negative after the treatment, i am really happy that i am cured and healthy again. I have waited for 3weeks to be very sure i was completely healed before writing this testimony. I did another blood test one week ago and it was still Herpes negative. so i guess its time i recommend anyone going through Herpes HSV-1 or HSV-2, HIV, HPV, Hepatitis B, Diabetes, Cancer, ex back reach him through Email [email protected] gmail.com OR add on whatsapp +2349054764719
None of these health “experts” are talking about boosting immune function to minimize disease risks (vitamin D, vitamin C, NAC, boosting NAD+, lowering IGF-1, regular fasting, etc). That would make hospitals even less viable, and there would be a drop in Big Pharma profits too. What a sick system.
Seeing doctors talking about sustainability of an hospital based solely on money is pretty frightening. And what’s about the doctor complaining about having to prioritize the sickest of the sicks ;isn’t it what hospitals are made for?
What happens when doctors are replaced by computers who can run the same test based on the same set of outcomes? Are doctors really needed or do we need more nurses?
Tele health is a super fraud. If Tele health is applicable y we pay or insurance pay the same price. It’s like outsourcing Call center in China for chase n xfinity are paid 37cents per hour when giving service to American people. That is Tele call what’s the difference. Doctors gave symptomatic medicine on Tele health they don’t do surgery. This should be regulated by much less cost per patient r just terminate telehealth
Think about this, American people. The orange rat bastard might have gotten off, but at least now he can’t use the “Biden investigation at the last minute” scheme to his advantage in November to swing undecided voters. That plan is out the window. ����
Article: “Coronavirus: US intelligence warned Trump that pandemic was likely back in January: President failed to take threat seriously despite repeated warnings” by Shane Harris Independent March 21, 2020
Opioid epidemic. Hypocracy. People have a responsibility here. I understand that some will not have the discipline but I have seen so many people in pain over the past 3 years. It is sickening.
I hope not. The only time I had to use one was in late January, was extremely sick and they refused to give me anything but cough medicine. They were sure quick to take my copay though.
Healthcare shouldn’t be an area where profitability should be given such a high priority that doctors are churning out a lot of consultations per day at the expense of quality. Hope a balance is reached and that patients aren’t sacrificed for profits!!
Sir, I’ve been your supporter since day 1 and still your supporter. You said that you will not allowing socialism destroy our healthcare. The problem is, capitalism destroy our healthcare.
oh great so I’ll just go to web md next time I need to see the doctor I suppose. Wow we really have the best healthcare system in the world in america. This is a joke right?
Sounds good,,but the reality is Florida minimum wage $8.46 /heathcare $200 with deductibles/rent cost $900 a monthly,, normally the Democrat states are raising the minimum wage 1, Seattle, New York California, Washington,, I vote for Bernie ��
“…wiping out the private health insurance plans of 180 million very happy Americans.” No applause for that one because Americans don’t love their health insurance. Trump is an idiot!
He said Obamacare works! This is a clean evidence how GOP is deceiving and they think we are stupids. These people literally fought to repeal Obamacare
Many people are afraid to go to the E.R. for anything because of the virus. Where is the curve in people not seeking medical help because of the virus threat? We already have to monitor ourselves with the basics. A lot of people are saying to me personally oh it’s just this or that which can feel like that or this. There is a lot of confusion running rampant! Which is correct?
very useful information i am so glad you have provided the information Other relevant articles to get inspiration https://axisbits.com/blog/Telemedicine-the-Future-of-Healthcare
Telemedicine is huge in the Nordics. It’s seen as an addition to the regular healthcare and is covered, or subsidized by the government. It has been around as apps like KRY or E-doktor for 10yrs. Undoubtedly the US mess of a healthcare system and digital divide creates a huge problem for this. For example. In Sweden over 98% of all people have access to high-speed fiber and 9/10 households have a computer. Most schools provides students with a computer or pad, so despite income almost everyone have access, same goes for most workplaces. Libraries also have public/pvt rooms free to rent for 20mins to an hour if you’re homeless or else.
Hello, I have been watching your channel in my country for a very long time. I noticed from last week that your channel disappeared from my TV in SD quality. Does this mean that your channel disappears from Poland? Regards
My wife has been seeing her patients using telemedicine from our basement for the past month. Hope it continues, or else, she’s living down there too (I’m high risk). Not in the US btw.
He says never let socialism destroy American Healthcare,…. and yet private healthcare is already doing that, because it’s private companies. I know this guy is full of it but I guess it’s not his fault. If you think about it it’s the fault of the Masters pulling all the strings behind the silk curtain,… private businessman. Dare To Speak
in the end you still need a doctor or a specialist to feel that bump on the neck, or that hernia, or check that mole that needs to be removed to see if it is cancerous. You can’t do that all from telecommunication. We hate waiting in the doctor’s office, but for some crap like that you have to go to the doctor.
Im English and the global stats shows our NHS Nurses & Doctors are hero’s and public health services free at point of entry has saved more people here in the UK
Lets hope not because that would cost a lot more of this $$$ and could possibly be dangerous because of conditions or viruses such as bladder infection which need an in clinic visit. I personally do not trust it
Gee maybe universal healthcare might help? Maybe voting for Bernie might have helped and not pushing an old man with obvious cognitive issues, probably early stage Alzheimer’s? Maybe having Bernie finally drop out will be the ultimate downfall of America cause Trump really could win again? Great job establishment and establishment media! You really got what you wanted this time!
Telemedicine is a powerful tool that makes healthcare accessible, cost-effective, and significantly enhances patient engagement. The debut of telemedicine dates back to late 1950s and has constantly evolved over the years with advancements in the field of tele-communication technology.
Read more insight https://bisresearch.com/industry-report/telemedicine-market.html
Is telemedicine the future of health care? YES!!! Once two things happen:
First, The use (not the improvement, they’re already good enough,) of biomedical sensors in watches and cell phones.
Second, the training of doctors in the use of the equipment.
When doctors realize the time savings of not having to commute from their home to a clinic, its game over.
We have had corporate socialism for over 3 years now!!! The rich get richer and poor get poorer with this administration!!! It’s a fact!!!
Telehealth: an innovation that should increase access and reduce cost. Instead this show highlights it is simply seen as an opportunity to make more revenue with greater margins. Few studies on quality of outcomes, inequality due to device access (already seen this with my own patients) and cases that are most appropriate for the service.
Trump..a story was told of.a flushing of body heat in embarassment when a stna had to witness an erection from a patient receiving stna services..a patient admitted to saving poop to be changed in a diaper to show off an erection and a patient wanted to invoke a blushing inducing a flushing of color….was a simulation reverse suppression oppositisim against nurse and stna going on eh?.Have a psychiatrist be contacted again to bother Jennifer texting comment and see what happens measly earthling science experiments…..Depopulate
We are forced to buy health insurance, so if this new medical practice is the norm, then reduce our health insurance cost. Charge patients per diagnostic
Since when the American lawmakers and cabinet secretaries need to stand up and cheer for their president or party leader? I thought this is America not president Xi or Assad something.
Insurance companies are always the assholes stopping everything so they can make sure to find a way to close and explode the system to continue stealing money from people
Universal Healthcare Now!
Fund it by nationalizing our fossil fuel resources, like Norway did.
Our nation can not continue to survive with this insanely broke, corrupt and greed driven system where the vast majority of Americans have absolutely no access to healthcare whatsoever without being bankrupted.
Healthcare is a mess in this country. These are the reasons.
1. Big pharma
2. Medical supply companies
3. People who don’t have insurance and pass off the expense to insured people.
4. People going to the doctor (even worse the ER) for too many basic illnesses that would go away with some rest (cold, flu, ect).
5. Medical community that sells fear. Then follows up with implied miracles but can’t guarantee them.
6. The desperation of people to live longer when death is inevitable (terminal cancer), and doctors willing to bill then for an extra 2 years of living in hell.
There are a wide range of telemedicine products out there. CoMediCard is exceptional. We make it affordable by offering a unique $0 copay Teladoc with $0 enrollment fee with unlimited visits. It provides peace of mind during the COVID pandemic. It is not a substitute for true health insurance but it does help provide that first line access 24/7 to a licensed physician. It is not for every issue but can provide peace of mind and direct qualified access to a doctor from the comfort of your home or office. As technology evolves, the information available to be shared with doctors online will increase. All visits can also be shared with a primary care physician.
Everyone on here pointing out the negative are being way too critical. Doctors are notorious for being laggers in technology. I used to have to still fax or mail in hard copies of papers doctors offices. This concept has a lot of value once we learn our way around it. It’s 2020, we have Alexa and smart houses now, telemedicine a great tool. It won’t replace the value of in-person care and evaluations, it never will. Yet, this is a game changer. Get on board.
Propagating telemedicine is just like talking good about e-leaning modules. The end user experience is down and would only benefit if there is a financial incentive for the customer. Remember boeing crashes due to bad I-pad based learning that resulted in countless deaths. This will also impact as even face to face doctor visits are not reliable unless the doctor has a reputation & experience and not a new one in the field.
After watching old Bernie speeches from 30 years ago on the same subject I’m thoroughly convinced that nothing will change for any reason short of violence.
Its a pleasure for me to write this testimony about how i got my Genital Herpes cured a month ago. i have been reading so many comments of some people who were cured from various diseases by Dr IFA but i never believed them. I was hurt and depressed so I was too curious and wanted to try Dr IFA, then i contacted him through his email when i contact him, he assured me 100% that he will heal me, i pleaded with him to help me out. My treatment was a great success, he healed me just as he promised. he sent me his medication and ask me to go for check up after one weeks of taking the medication. i agreed with him i took this medication and went for check up a, to my greatest surprise my result was negative after the treatment, i am really happy that i am cured and healthy again. I have waited for 3weeks to be very sure i was completely healed before writing this testimony. I did another blood test one week ago and it was still Herpes negative. so i guess its time i recommend anyone going through Herpes HSV-1 or HSV-2, HIV, HPV, Hepatitis B, Diabetes, Cancer, ex back reach him through Email [email protected] gmail.com OR add on whatsapp +2349054764719
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None of these health “experts” are talking about boosting immune function to minimize disease risks (vitamin D, vitamin C, NAC, boosting NAD+, lowering IGF-1, regular fasting, etc). That would make hospitals even less viable, and there would be a drop in Big Pharma profits too. What a sick system.
Seeing doctors talking about sustainability of an hospital based solely on money is pretty frightening. And what’s about the doctor complaining about having to prioritize the sickest of the sicks ;isn’t it what hospitals are made for?
What happens when doctors are replaced by computers who can run the same test based on the same set of outcomes? Are doctors really needed or do we need more nurses?
Tele health is a super fraud.
If Tele health is applicable y we pay or insurance pay the same price. It’s like outsourcing
Call center in China for chase n xfinity are paid 37cents per hour when giving service to American people. That is Tele call what’s the difference. Doctors gave symptomatic medicine on Tele health they don’t do surgery.
This should be regulated by much less cost per patient r just terminate telehealth
Of course Trump is pushing his drug. It’s in his stock portfolio.
Trump LAB RATS Americans For Profit https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nMoQNl4RaX8
Think about this, American people. The orange rat bastard might have gotten off, but at least now he can’t use the “Biden investigation at the last minute” scheme to his advantage in November to swing undecided voters. That plan is out the window. ����
Article: “Coronavirus: US intelligence warned Trump that pandemic was likely back in January: President failed to take threat seriously despite repeated warnings” by Shane Harris Independent March 21, 2020
Opioid epidemic. Hypocracy. People have a responsibility here. I understand that some will not have the discipline but I have seen so many people in pain over the past 3 years. It is sickening.
I hope not. The only time I had to use one was in late January, was extremely sick and they refused to give me anything but cough medicine. They were sure quick to take my copay though.
Healthcare shouldn’t be an area where profitability should be given such a high priority that doctors are churning out a lot of consultations per day at the expense of quality. Hope a balance is reached and that patients aren’t sacrificed for profits!!
Sir, I’ve been your supporter since day 1 and still your supporter. You said that you will not allowing socialism destroy our healthcare. The problem is, capitalism destroy our healthcare.
oh great so I’ll just go to web md next time I need to see the doctor I suppose. Wow we really have the best healthcare system in the world in america. This is a joke right?
“Despite the increase in revenue, Americans have been slow to adopt the practice.”
Maybe because they can’t afford it. The number one reason for personal bankruptcy in America is healthcare costs.
Sounds good,,but the reality is Florida minimum wage $8.46 /heathcare $200 with deductibles/rent cost $900 a monthly,,
normally the Democrat states are raising the minimum wage
1, Seattle, New York California, Washington,,
I vote for Bernie ��
“…wiping out the private health insurance plans of 180 million very happy Americans.”
No applause for that one because Americans don’t love their health insurance. Trump is an idiot!
He said Obamacare works! This is a clean evidence how GOP is deceiving and they think we are stupids. These people literally fought to repeal Obamacare
Many people are afraid to go to the E.R. for anything because of the virus. Where is the curve in people not seeking medical help because of the virus threat? We already have to monitor ourselves with the basics. A lot of people are saying to me personally oh it’s just this or that which can feel like that or this. There is a lot of confusion running rampant! Which is correct?
very useful information i am so glad you have provided the information
Other relevant articles to get inspiration https://axisbits.com/blog/Telemedicine-the-Future-of-Healthcare
Telemedicine is huge in the Nordics. It’s seen as an addition to the regular healthcare and is covered, or subsidized by the government. It has been around as apps like KRY or E-doktor for 10yrs. Undoubtedly the US mess of a healthcare system and digital divide creates a huge problem for this. For example. In Sweden over 98% of all people have access to high-speed fiber and 9/10 households have a computer. Most schools provides students with a computer or pad, so despite income almost everyone have access, same goes for most workplaces. Libraries also have public/pvt rooms free to rent for 20mins to an hour if you’re homeless or else.
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My wife has been seeing her patients using telemedicine from our basement for the past month. Hope it continues, or else, she’s living down there too (I’m high risk). Not in the US btw.
He says never let socialism destroy American Healthcare,…. and yet private healthcare is already doing that, because it’s private companies. I know this guy is full of it but I guess it’s not his fault. If you think about it it’s the fault of the Masters pulling all the strings behind the silk curtain,… private businessman. Dare To Speak
Trump we don’t love our private insurance that doesn’t even cover the full costs. Why don’t you mention what did to us vets insurance huh?
Donald Trump is a pathological liar an narcissist, sociopath, ConMan..period. Why did Donald Trump lied about pre-existing condition?
Telehealth should be adopted more. A big % of patient cconsultations is to go through labs and prescribe meds, you don’t need to be present for those.
in the end you still need a doctor or a specialist to feel that bump on the neck, or that hernia, or check that mole that needs to be removed to see if it is cancerous. You can’t do that all from telecommunication. We hate waiting in the doctor’s office, but for some crap like that you have to go to the doctor.
Im English and the global stats shows our NHS Nurses & Doctors are hero’s and public health services free at point of entry has saved more people here in the UK
Lets hope not because that would cost a lot more of this $$$ and could possibly be dangerous because of conditions or viruses such as bladder infection which need an in clinic visit. I personally do not trust it
Gee maybe universal healthcare might help? Maybe voting for Bernie might have helped and not pushing an old man with obvious cognitive issues, probably early stage Alzheimer’s? Maybe having Bernie finally drop out will be the ultimate downfall of America cause Trump really could win again? Great job establishment and establishment media! You really got what you wanted this time!
Could be change?…Will the American public think about this?..Watch the diverence: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RHxJeq8Md4o&t=15s