Psychiatric Times has a recent article on using the Internet to connect with patients. The authors bring up a whole group of points that I agree with: Email is already verging on obsolescence for people under 30 The patients under 30 don’t understand why anyone providing a service wouldn’t answer text messages Psychiatrists tend to [...]
Also tagged "Medical Wave" server, asynchronous, IM, PGP, skype, synchronous, TwitterI’ve been playing with Google Wave for a few days now, and I’m really intrigued with the future possibilities for using it in conjunction with telepsychiatry. It’s hard to explain exactly what Google Wave is, but I like Google’s description that it’s “what email might look like if we invented it today.” To me, it’s [...]
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