Michael Bouton: The equilibrium between in-person and video visits will be determined by specialty-specific care

August 17, 2020 00:30:12
Michael Bouton: The equilibrium between in-person and video visits will be determined by specialty-specific care
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Michael Bouton: The equilibrium between in-person and video visits will be determined by specialty-specific care

Aug 17 2020 | 00:30:12

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Show Notes

In this episode, Dr. Michael Bouton, Chief Medical Information Officer of New York City Health and Hospitals describes the significant changes that NYC H + H had to implement in their organization to deploy and integrate new technologies in response to the pandemic. NYC H + H installed hundreds of vital sign monitors linked to EMRs in the first few weeks of the pandemic and integrated them into the EHR system to enable caregivers with actionable, real-time information to address patient needs. Dr. Bouton also discusses the challenges and opportunities of telehealth and other virtual care models that are transforming the quality of care delivery and interaction with patients and providers. He states that while no one wants to eliminate in-person visits altogether, video visits can increase low-intensity care quality. He believes the equilibrium between in-person and telehealth/ video visits will be determined by specialty-specific care in a post-pandemic era.

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