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The transition to virtual models of care has introduced complexities in efficient handover between inpatient inits (IPUs) and virtual models of care. This shift necessitates proactive management of specific medication safety risks to ensure patient safety.

The study provides valuable insights into the use of telemedicine in primary care settings. It found that while telemedicine was used in over half of the primary care visits studied, these visits led to somewhat higher rates of in-person return visits compared to in-person primary care visits. This highlights the need for further research into optimizing telemedicine use.

Discover how telemedicine is reshaping healthcare across various specialties and how you can leverage it for better patient care.

The DEA’s upcoming guidelines could reshape how controlled substances are prescribed via telehealth. Stay informed and consider participating in the DEA’s listening sessions to ensure your practice adapts smoothly.

Dr. Marc Agronin discusses the evolving landscape of telepsychiatry, emphasizing its potential and challenges, especially for the elderly.

Could the ECHO telementoring program become a standard component of epilepsy education for school nurses, thereby enhancing their management of student epilepsy on a national scale? The Epilepsy Foundation’s education program for school nurses, which utilized the ECHO model for delivery, has demonstrated a significant improvement in the knowledge and confidence of participating nurses in managing epilepsy in students. These findings suggest the potential for nationwide linkage and education between epilepsy specialists, providers, and school nurses through the telementoring platform. Key Points: Additional Points: Conclusion: Nursing Latest Posts Did You Know?As of 2021, epilepsy affects approximately 6 in 1,000 students in the United States, highlighting the crucial role school nurses play in managing this condition.