I’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 email, [...]
Many years ago, I was attending an administrative meeting for clinical matters. As was the norm for these meetings, the leader of the meeting was going through new requirements for yet more senseless documentation. The intent was good, but everyone in the room (including the leader) knew that the need for increased record keeping wasn’t [...]
Also tagged consent form, digital records, documentation, informed consent, privacy, recording, skypeOne problem I still haven’t solved to my satisfaction is a good way to use Skype for telepsychiatry and take notes at the same time.
If you just have paper records, then this issue isn’t problematic-—you use the computer monitor for Skype, and your regular paper notes. However, my record keeping system is on line, and [...]
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