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|Videos|February 27, 2012
Coordinating Care with Mobile Technology
Author(s)Marisa Torrieri
Albert Santalo of CareCloud and physician-consultant David Lee Scher discuss the evolution of technology, cloud computing, and mobile care coordination.
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As mobile technology evolves, the need for better care coordination between physicians continues to grow. In this Q & A-style interview via Skype, Albert Santalo, president and CEO of CareCloud, and physician-consultant David Lee Scher of DLS Healthcare Consulting discuss the evolution of technology, cloud computing, and mobile care coordination.
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