From DSC:
When reading the abstract of the article/research entitled, “Does Telemedicine Reduce Emergency Room Congestion? Evidence from New York State,” I wondered again:
Will the growth of telemedicine/telehealth influence the growth of telelegal?
I think it will.
We show that, on average, telemedicine availability in the ER significantly reduces average patients’ length of stay (LOS), which is partially driven by the flexible resource allocation. Specifically, the adoption of telemedicine leads to a larger reduction in ER LOS when there is a demand surge or supply shortage.
Also see:
- Holopatient Remote Uses AR Holograms For Hands-On Medical Training — from vrscout.com by Bobby Carlton
