Telehealth on the rise, page-488

Good morning all.

Thanks Red bar for finding these very informative medical lawyer discussions on the advancement forward of telehealth medicine delivery.

Lawyers talking telehealth medicine health delivery is very interesting.
I have mentioned this many times in many of my posts, that telehealth providers may be negligent if RAP products are not incorporated into every telehealth telemedicine respiratory consultation.

Listening to this Lawyer discussion podcast, I am on the money.

I am really happy that the data collection process of Resapp has been improved since the hick up of the first US trial.

Without the hiccup of the first trial all the new improved collection checks may not have been in place and may have lead to serious legal action against RAP over and over for poor diagnostic information.
This is not the case now moving forward.

Resapp now has new audio checks in place that may not have been there if all went well with first US trial data collection. And that may have resulted in poor collection and multiple law suits against RAP.

Now Resapp data collection is very much improved by many data check points that patients must do before cough sounds are recorded to be analyzed by Resapp.

Great data collection check point protocols are vital for being a accurate diagnostic aide for doctors sitting at the other end of a video conference is now much improved as a result of the first US trial.

The market place of telehealth is growing exponentially and so is global broad band connectivity to make it possible. www.spacex.com (I love rockets).

RAP is leading the way in the space of digital diagnostic aides to respiratory illness management and has 20 years of patents!!!!!!!

How does Mr market not see this?
RAP believers see it.

Go RAP!
MB