Telehealth Can Be a Useful Communication Tool in the ICU

mhealthintelligence.com September 19, 2016

A Penn Medicine study finds that a video-based telehealth platform could improve communications between clinicians and a patient's family members in the always-busy ICU. A telehealth link could be more beneficial to clinicians than a room full of family members in the ICU, according to a new study.

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