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Russell A McCann1,2, Harish A Lingam3, Bradford L Felker4,5
1VA Puget Sound Health Care System, Seattle, WA, USA. russell.mccann@va.gov.
Purpose Of Review:
Clinical video teleconferencing (CVT) represents a robust mechanism for more accessible medical care. Providers who practice medicine via CVT, including teleprescribing, should understand a number of core practical and regulatory factors. This paper aims to review these core factors, such that providers new to CVT may offer teleprescribing services in a manner consistent with current clinical standards and regulatory requirements.
Recent Findings:
A number of practical factors relate to the setup and delivery of teleprescribing services that are contextually influenced by federal and state law. This review will elucidate the practical and regulatory factors relevant to teleprescribing and encourage the use of CVT for patient care. Through consideration of these factors, providers may better implement teleprescribing and prepare for future technology and policy changes relevant to practice.
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