Telemedicine's Future: What PAs Need to Know Post-Pandemic

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Are you a Physician Associate (PA) interested in the future of telemedicine? In this video, I chat with the president of PAVMT about what will happen when the public health emergency ends and telemedicine changes. Learn about the new policies and legislation that could keep telehealth going strong. We also discuss why PAs are losing telemedicine jobs to Nurse Practitioners and what the future holds for PAs in this arena. Plus, discover all the great resources PAVMT offers to help you advocate for telemedicine in your practice, learn how to effectively deliver telehealth, or even how to start your own telemedicine business! Don't miss out on this important discussion!
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Timestamps:
00:00 Intro
01:43 Status of Telemedicine
02:15 Benefits of Telemedicine
04:40 Flexibility of Telemedicine
05:47 The PA Licensure Compact
06:34 Telehealth Licensing Rules
07:01 More of the PA Compact
09:01 Telemedicine Changes Since the Pandemic
10:42 Current Telemedicine Reimbursement Rules
11:52 Concern for Telemedicine Jobs in 2025
12:36 Technology Advancement in Telemedicine
14:52 The Future of PAs in Telemedicine
16:49 OTP, The Compact, & Telemedicine
18:56 Advocating for PAs in Telemedicine
20:51 Keeping Telemedicine in Your Practice
22:49 Telemedicine Resources
27:12 PAVMT Membership
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@TheMedicineCouch Ай бұрын

Join PAVMT for incredible resources and to support PAs in telemedicine! Don't forget to claim your discount!! (Discount codes listed above)

@user-xh9sg1he8i 27 күн бұрын

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@RemyOtero Ай бұрын

I can speak from a tele-neurological standpoint, PAs and NPs are not preferred over each other. Sorry for the mistype.

@TheMedicineCouch 29 күн бұрын

By "other", I assume you mean MD. So, you're assertion, I'm presuming is that an MD is always better than a PA or NP, correct? In family practice, I would definitely argue against that point. There are many excellent PAs & NPs, just like their are many excellent MDs. If a patient has a good relationship with a PA or NP, than they may easily be the preferred provider. In specialties, yes, most often the MD would be preferred. However, I would probably want to see a PA who has worked in neurology for 20 years over a new grad MD.

@RemyOtero 29 күн бұрын

@@TheMedicineCouch I agree. I am sorry for the mistype.

@TheMedicineCouch 29 күн бұрын

Oh, so you meant as for hiring purposes, you don’t see in your specialty that one profession ( PA or NP) has a hiring advantage over the other?

@RemyOtero 29 күн бұрын

@@TheMedicineCouch Correct.

@TheMedicineCouch 29 күн бұрын

@RemyOtero thank you for clarifying. Sorry if I got defensive, we are so often put down in the medical system that I just assumed it was another attack. 😜 So I’m curious, if you don’t mind me asking, from your experience, is there no difference because your organization doesn’t care what the laws are, or is it that you just practice in a state(s) where are the PA and NP laws are pretty much the same?