HIT Consultant September 16, 2024
Syed Hamza Sohail

Telehealth, better known as telemedicine, refers to the use of technology to deliver healthcare services remotely. Patients can consult a doctor from the comfort of their homes. Digitization in this sector made timely delivery of care possible through video calls, messaging platforms, and remote monitoring.

From general checkups to subspecialty consultations, telehealth allows for unbeatable convenience and access extensions that were previously unattainable, especially for people living in far-flung areas or those with low mobility. Despite the benefits, some challenges need attention. This article explores some of telemedicine’s key pros and cons in modern health.

Advantages of Telemedicine

Increased accessibility

Telemedicine closes that gap in rural or underserved areas, with medical facilities scattered or far away from specific communities. Patients...

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