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Coastal Bend auto shops feeling effects from United Auto Workers' Union strike - Vimarsana News

Coastal Bend auto shops feeling effects from United Auto Workers' Union strike

The economic effects are beginning to ripple through the U.S. Automakers' vast supply base, including local auto repair shops like Shook Enterprises, located right here in Corpus Christi.

Source: kristv.com
Sharpen Your Telehealth Skills: 9 Tips for Doctors - Vimarsana News

Sharpen Your Telehealth Skills: 9 Tips for Doctors

Virtual care can impact your ability to communicate and build relationships with patients. Here's how to get better and get more out of a new technology that's here to stay.

As COVID-19 treatment changes, patients and providers scramble to keep up - Vimarsana News

As COVID-19 treatment changes, patients and providers scramble to keep up

When a reporter's stepdad tested positive for COVID-19 on a holiday weekend, chaos ensued. How did telehealth affect his treatment?

Source: wksu.org
Uber Health's new chief medical officer wants to sharpen its message - Vimarsana News

Uber Health's new chief medical officer wants to sharpen its message

In the latest edition of STAT Health Tech: an interview with Michael Cantor, the first chief medical officer of Uber Health.

Telehealth's new role: Down from pandemic peaks, but higher than before COVID-19 - Vimarsana News

Telehealth's new role: Down from pandemic peaks, but higher than before COVID-19

After a seismic shift from in-person to virtual care in the spring of 2020, telehealth volumes have stabilized at a new version of normal, proving what health care providers in Northeast Ohio hypothesized from the early days of COVID-19: The use of telehealth will never return to pre-pandemic levels.