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Telemedicine may pose new threats for physician burnout
Until we learn how to take advantage of the benefits, and manage the challenges of telemedicine, it will be anxiety-provoking.
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Telemedicine has proven to be a double-edged sword, says Wayne Jonas, MD. Until we learn how to take advantage of the benefits, and manage the challenges, telemedicine will be anxiety-provoking.
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