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crookvile - Posted - 03/28/2016: 05:02:57
So my friend is planning join a group of doctors who have an online clinic. How does this work? Do people even get help from online clinics?
Texasbanjo - Posted - 03/29/2016: 04:51:01
Dick Hauser - Posted - 03/30/2016: 08:33:16
Some online medical websites, Mayo Clinic for instance, can be very informative. When seeking medical advice, the problem is wading through all the commercial advertisements.
crookvile - Posted - 03/31/2016: 20:51:02
Something like this one. But they're going to be using teleconferencing so their patients can join the meeting, or rather the consultation instead of just posting their symptoms online. But what about taking the bp and stuff like that. :/
Jim Yates - Posted - 04/01/2016: 17:16:16
The anti-vax movement arose out of folks taking advice from "Dr. Internet" or "Dr. Google". For minor ailments like a sore throat or a hangnail, you might get some good advice, but I wouldn't be making any major medical decisions based on stuff on the internet.
What d'ya think Eric, The Clinic Hangout?
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