This page examines the factors of how Telehealth relates to Opioid Epidemic.
We have classified this relationship as Priority.
Here's the top post: Just as workplaces have shifted to a more virtual a more virtual set up, what we've seen is like tele-health taking off in ways that it hadn't before.
The government has relaxed a lot of laws that prevent prescript prescribers from fully using telehealth to, for example, prescribing medicine. So like actions like that have helped increased access to treatment for a lot of folks. Same thing with...
More
Note: This page may not be actively managed by a SolveCaster™. Information is limited and may have been automatically generated. If you are a thought leader on this topic and would like to contribute, please contact us at join (at) solvecast.com.
Posts
From SolveCasters posted by solvecasters
- 1 month ago
- 1
Telehealth
Just as workplaces have shifted to a more virtual a more virtual set up, what we've seen is like tele-health taking off in ways that it hadn't before.
The government has relaxed a lot of laws that prevent prescript prescribers from fully using telehealth to, for example, prescribing medicine. So like actions like that have helped increased access to treatment for a lot of folks. Same thing with virtual recovery support services. So what we've seen right now is a lot, is that a lot of these virtual recovery groups have turned to zoom and Skype to help hold some of the sessions. And it may not be as effective as in-person, it's still significantly better than not having anything at all.
http://www.solvecast.com/articles/detail/15292-opioid-epidemic-tackling-community-decay-and-loneliness-with-sarmed-rashid [more]
About SolveCast™
SolveCast is news that solves. A content network that is designed for empathy and imagination. A platform that makes it easier to focus on what's important. We are reimagining how individuals and businesses stay informed.
Learn more