Exciting new research has been published in the November issue of Telehealth and Medicine Today (THMT). Keep up with developments in the field and initiatives the journal brings to the forefront of health and care. Don’t miss your opportunity to bridge research with the real world impact, as innovation moves out of academia and laboratory. To view the
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Deadline for Next Issue Consideration: January 1,
2024
Tools and Training
Digital Empathy 2.0: Connecting With Patients
Using the Written Word
Matthew Sakumoto, MD, Aditi Joshi, MD
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Chat-based telehealth has been expanding with the resulting concern of the further deterioration of the clinician-patient relationship. As this relationship hinges on fostering a human connection and trust, understanding, and creating digital empathy for the written word becomes crucial. Currently most of the literature focuses on training and empathy over face-to-face video visits leaving a gap for training and
education over chat. Chat-based telehealth leverages clinicians as well as artificial intelligence, so the use of empathetic statements and protocols can be employed. However, clinicians will still require an understanding and training in how to convey digital empathy over the written word. In this paper, we offer some tips for training on digital empathy over this modality.
To learn more visit DOI: https://doi.org/10.30953/thmt.v8.433
Editorial
Consumerism Meets Healthcare Through Price Transparency
Leon Wisniewski
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Informed healthcare decisions start with clear descriptions of services and related costs. Otherwise, key reimbursement information communicated through the internet can frustrate patients who have taken the
first step to access this information. Consumerism starts when prices from more than one enterprise are known, allowing a person to decide whether lower-cost alternatives exist and, if they do, whether a more expensive product or service is worth a premium. The Hospital Price Transparency rule aims
to give Americans access to the cost of hospital items and services before receiving them. Although this editorial focuses on the U.S. healthcare system, the issues covered likely reflect the state-of-the-art in other countries and geographical areas as well.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.30953/thmt.v8.437
Call for Themed Papers
Telemedicine in Extreme Conditions: Overcoming Challenges in Disaster, War, Hostile, and Remote Environments
In extreme instances, civilian and healthcare fabrics are disrupted, and infrastructure and connectivity are often compromised –precisely when the demand for healthcare
services is at its highest. Digital health solutions and telemedicine can play a critical role in providing support and relief in these situations to bridge the gap between patients and providers, creating innovative approaches that go beyond standard practices. In light of the urgent needs for critical care in remote environments across the globe, Telehealth and Medicine Today is pleased to announce this theme issue for multidisciplinary audiences, including verified digital heath experiences
from patients.
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General Call for Manuscripts
Telehealth and Medicine Today (THMT) is increasing its frequency to 6X in 2024, and publish work on a bi-monthly schedule: February, April, June, August, October, and December. Respective deadlines will be the first of the month prior. Be sure to tell readers where your data behind your research project can be accessed, where, and
how. Authors should include hyperlinks to public databases to make it easier for the readers to find them.
Next Deadline is January 1, 2024
Types of submissions include original research, reviews, case use, concept/methodology, pilot implementation, technical brief, short report, guidelines, negative and failed
experiences, and letters to the editor.
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