AJSM Webinar Series - June 2022: Updates on Telemedicine in Sports Medicine-AJSM Webinar Series - June 2022: Updates on Telemedicine in Sports Medicine Webinar Recording from 6/27/2022

AJSM Webinar Series - June 2022: Updates on Telemedicine in Sports Medicine Webinar Recording from 6/27/2022

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Video Summary

The video is a webinar discussing the implementation and benefits of telemedicine in sports medicine and orthopedic surgery. The speakers, Dr. Robert Gallo and Dr. Alfred Atanda, highlight various aspects of telemedicine and its application in these fields.<br /><br />Dr. Gallo focuses on the importance of selecting the right patients and visit types for telemedicine, as well as legal and regulatory considerations. He discusses the workflow and room setup for telemedicine visits, billing and reimbursement considerations, and potential challenges such as technical difficulties and obtaining licenses for practicing telemedicine across state lines. Dr. Gallo emphasizes the advantages of telemedicine, including time and cost savings for patients and providers.<br /><br />Dr. Atanda delves into three main themes for utilizing telemedicine in sports medicine and orthopedic surgery: direct-to-consumer premium, provider-to-provider technology, and passive video technology. He explains the importance of engaging patients and meeting their specific needs through telemedicine, along with its potential for provider-to-provider consultations and collaborations. Dr. Atanda also explores the use of video technology for educational purposes and decision-making.<br /><br />The webinar provides practical information on integrating telemedicine into sports medicine practices and orthopedic surgery. It emphasizes the benefits of telemedicine in terms of expanding access to care, increasing efficiency, and improving patient satisfaction. The video transcript does not provide any specific credits.

Keywords

telemedicine

sports medicine

orthopedic surgery

webinar

patient selection

workflow

cost savings

provider consultations

educational purposes

improving patient satisfaction