A benefit of telehealth to a patient from a small community who had a coronary artery bypass graft at a large urban center is that following discharge the patient can ________.
a. contact the surgeon via instant messaging with questions
b. communicate with family members while recuperating post-operatively
c. receive follow-up care from his regular provider
d. enter vital sign information independently into the PHR
Ans) c. receive follow-up care from his regular provider
Explaination:
- Telemedicine follow-ups offer a convenient and efficient channel to deliver care. Specifically, the use of real-time, synchronous
audio/video communication, commonly referred to as video-visits, enables these types of interactions to be done remotely, without the patient having to come back into the office.
A benefit of telehealth to a patient from a small community who had a coronary artery...
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