MedCity News January 2, 2020
Kevin Vigilante

Connected access will enable us to calibrate the right dose of access, through the right channels, at the right time, to meet patients’ needs.

For over two thousand years patients and physicians have come together in the context of “the visit”. During this physical encounter, information is shared that leads to a diagnosis or therapy. Since antiquity, the history and physical exam have been the primary source of relevant information, and the physician often came to the patient. In the modern era images, laboratory tests, and other technologies have broadened the information sources, and it has become more common for the patient to visit the physician. But in either case, access has been defined as the ability to have a...

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