Telemedicine Is as Effective as in-Person Visits for Children with Asthma

Article The telemedicine study sessions required a registered nurse or respiratory therapist at the site to operate the telemedicine equipment. This allowed the allergist to see and hear the patient in real-time, and to pan and zoom a wide-angle camera. Contributed Author:  American College of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology Topics:  STEM