In a study published this month as an open-access article in the journal Neurology: Clinical Practice,
100 percent of the 55 patients who participated in a virtual house call
with a neurologist said they were likely to recommend telemedicine to a
friend. The researchers, from Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore and
the University of Rochester (N.Y.), found patient satisfaction levels
topping 90 percent for most aspects of remote consultations. MoreHome telehealth helps specialists reach Parkinson’s patients
In a study published this month as an open-access article in the journal Neurology: Clinical Practice,
100 percent of the 55 patients who participated in a virtual house call
with a neurologist said they were likely to recommend telemedicine to a
friend. The researchers, from Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore and
the University of Rochester (N.Y.), found patient satisfaction levels
topping 90 percent for most aspects of remote consultations. More
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