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Reaching Out: Draws and Difficulties of Rural Telemedicine

Reaching Out: Draws and Difficulties of Rural Telemedicine

by Allen Curreri | Jan 11, 2018 | Medical Technology

There’s something profoundly reassuring about walking into a doctor’s office. Somehow, simply sitting in the waiting room of a clinic with the promise of meeting a trained physician is enough to alleviate some worry; as making that first connection for help is...
Maintained Connections: How Technology Impacts Trust in Medicine

Maintained Connections: How Technology Impacts Trust in Medicine

by Allen Curreri | Dec 5, 2017 | Medical Technology

Put yourself in the shoes of a single mother. Every morning, she wakes up early to fix her two young boys breakfast before dropping them off at school and heading off to work herself. But one morning, she finds herself woken much earlier than earlier by her own...
A Crisis of Confidence: Who Do We Trust With Our Health?

A Crisis of Confidence: Who Do We Trust With Our Health?

by Allen Curreri | Jun 30, 2017 | Medical Technology

On one cold February day in 1997, a furious man stared daggers across a chessboard at a large metal box. He looked down, desperately searching for an option that lead away from the conclusion he saw on the board. His search fell flat. The man resigned, and stormed...
Medical Duty, or Personal Freedom: What Matters Most?

Medical Duty, or Personal Freedom: What Matters Most?

by Allen Curreri | May 10, 2017 | Diagnostic Aids, Health

What is a doctor to a patient? A tried and proven expert? A bastion of medical knowledge? Only the terminally jaded doubt the motives of most who take up our oldest, noblest professions; generally, patients see doctors as genuine purveyors of health, people who...
Incentives for Computerized Care: How Can Hospitals Navigate Tech Without Compromising Patient Outcomes?

Incentives for Computerized Care: How Can Hospitals Navigate Tech Without Compromising Patient Outcomes?

by Allen Curreri | Dec 12, 2016 | Diagnostic Aids, Health, Medical Technology

It’s not exactly a new insight to say that technology is the future. Both science and the popular imagination have been anticipating the development of super smart tech for decades, tech that will help us live longer, better lives on almost every front. So much of...
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