Video: Using cell phones for patient education and health coaching
Ready to update your delivery of patient education and supplement paper with higher tech options? Why not use a technology readily available — cell phones? Evidence is building on how to effectively use email, text messaging, and voice mail for patient education and health coaching. Watch this video to learn more: If you prefer reading to viewing, content of the video is here: http://synergybroadcast.com/blog/?p=5832 This is a good topic to know about. Even if you don’t send your patients... Recent Posts
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