E-mail medicine: dawn of a new era in physician-patient communication.
Nettleman, Olchanski, Perlin Jb
Abstract
Nettleman, Olchanski, Perlin Jb
Abstract
Computer-based electronic mail has opened up new opportunities for physician-patient communication. In many ways, electronic communication is more convenient than either the telephone or the postal service. However, it is important to recognize the limitations of electronic mail. In this article, we review important issues and recommend minimal standards for physician-patient communication via electronic mail.
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Computer-based electronic mail has opened up new opportunities for physician-patient communication. In many ways, electronic communication is more convenient than either the telephone or the postal service. However, it is important to recognize the limitations of electronic mail. In this article, we review important issues and recommend minimal standards for physician-patient communication via electronic mail.
Key concepts: Electronic communication, Electronic mail, Service (business), Postal service, Internet privacy, Medicine, Computer science, Family medicine