When Virtual Care Becomes the New Normal
Read the best practices that providers and patients can adopt as they move from face-to-face visits in the doctor’s office to telehealth appointments.
Read the best practices that providers and patients can adopt as they move from face-to-face visits in the doctor’s office to telehealth appointments.
A healthcare system in Atlanta, Georgia will be able to serve more patients virtually because of a generous donation by N3, a Cisco US Commercial Small Business sales operation team.
The healthcare landscape is quickly changing and we’re entering a new era of patient-centered care delivery - one that is not bound by location.
Now more than ever, healthcare matters. To keep up with healthcare today, we’re launching a new series entitled #HealthcareNow.
Dr. Lester Thompson of Head & Neck Pathology Consultations leans on Cisco’s video conferencing technology to build relationships, consult with remote colleagues and provide more accurate diagnoses to his patients.
I am classified as a ‘remote worker,’ but I don’t consider myself remote - despite being eight time zones and over five thousand miles from headquarters.
As part of our National Health IT Week blog series, we are concentrating on modernizing health infrastructure, with a particularly focus on the impact to
To address the challenges associated with physician shortages, Deutsche Bahn partnered with Cisco to create the Medibus, a medical practice on wheels with state-of-the-art IT infrastructure.
When telehealth solutions are supported by data and the right IT infrastructure, healthcare can become more accessible and affordable, and quality improves.