civil2

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   by civil2 11y ago

   So much misleading medical marketing in the article and this thread, by the time this thread is done, he's going to have his medical license pulled. :)
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   by civil2 11y ago

   Telemedicine can potentially add value in many settings, like here http://nyti.ms/1fyWXeK . What I disagree with is their misleading marketing as an alternative to 911. For regular people, this service is like a family docto
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   by civil2 11y ago

   Your doctor is a gatekeeper to 911, so you have an additional gatekeeper. I think you will find that anyone in the general public experiencing an emergency is going to call 911, not your service. Your service might be useful in non-emergenc
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   by civil2 11y ago

   > Right now, when EMTs get to the site, they don't know anything about the patient. This is completely not true. You really need to stop lying when advertising an emergency medical service that affects lives. Nothing personal.