In “Telepsychiatry: What’s lost?, Part one,” I said that one advantage of a face-to-face visit over telepsychiatry was that some of the visual information gets lost through a webcam. When I’m face to face with someone, I can take a quick glance at their hands and look for a tremor. I can’t do that with [...]
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