Telemedicine

4. delivering specifically clinical remote health care services when the clinician and patient are not in the same location
7. method, an appropriate method to confirm patient understanding
8. High levels of telemedicine over in-person care have also been shown to lead to higher levels of clinician _____
10. how does telemedicine affect wait times for appointments?
11. lit it is required that a clinician be in a quiet, ______ room
12. what is an appropriate telemedicine CC?
13. using technology to enable patients to capture their own health data. These include smartphone and tablet apps that enable the patient to self-manage their health
14. _____ delivery is when data, messages, or images are recorded by a patient and shared with the clinician later.
15. The clinician instructs the patient to perform maneuvers traditionally done in clinic and observe/note limitations along with patients’ ____ reports on pain, stiffness, etc.

1. those of lower _____ groups may not be afforded the advantages of telemedicine and this may further disadvantage vulnerable populations
2. anything possibly ______ in nature is inappropriate I nature for a telemedicine CC
3. the quality of the clinical encounter is lowered because the physical examination practices are ______
5. Clinician must ask patients if they are _____ and comfortable discussing their health in their current environment
6. ____ delivery is real-time communication between the patient and clinician via telephone or video
9. delivering at a distance a broad scope of health care services (research, education, administrative services), including clinical and nonclinical services