During the recent blizzard, I did more telepsychiatry in one day than I’ve done before, so I thought I would share some comments about doing a lot of it in one day, rather than a few scattered visits per day. I really didn’t notice much difference between staying at home and doing several hours worth [...]
Also tagged dual monitor, organizationAs I mentioned in my last post, Baltimore recently had a rare blizzard that shut the city down for several days while everyone dug out. I actually saw patients almost all of one of the days of the blizzard, did a lot of Skype video calls, and a lot of telephone calls, too. I really [...]
Also tagged age effects, telephoneI think this blog makes it pretty clear that I’m enthusiastic about telepsychiatry. I’ve tried to keep my enthusiasm for it low key with my patients, primarily because I want to accommodate their needs, and not have them feel pressured about whether to use telepsychiatry or not as I work out the best way to [...]
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