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Ep 4: The Virtual Care Illusion - Why Video Visits Aren't the Revolution We Need

Ep 4: The Virtual Care Illusion - Why Video Visits Aren't the Revolution We Need

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In this episode of The Clinical Realist, Dr. Sarah Matt challenges the common misconception that video visits are the pinnacle of virtual care. Drawing from her extensive experience as a surgeon and health technology strategist, she argues that the true revolution lies in the infrastructure that connects patients and clinicians, not just the screen they communicate through.

Dr. Matt breaks down the five pillars of a "Borderless Healthcare Revolution"—technology, policy, workforce, finance, and trust—and explores how a shift toward asynchronous care, AI-driven triage, and continuous remote monitoring can bridge the gap between world-class medical centers and underserved communities.

Join us as we discuss:

  • The inherent inefficiencies of replicating the office visit on a screen.
  • How trust is built differently in a virtual environment.
  • The risk of widening healthcare disparities if we continue to design virtual care for the "castle" and not the "field."
  • A forward-looking vision for a healthcare system that isn't bound by geography.



Resources & Links:

📖 Get the Book: "The Borderless Healthcare Revolution" is available now on Amazon and major retailers.

💼 Work with Dr. Matt:
Looking for a keynote speaker or strategic advisor?
Visit: drsarahmatt.com

🔗 Connect on Social:
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarahmattmd/
YouTube: www.youtube.com/@DrSarahMatt


Disclaimer:
The views expressed on this podcast are those of Dr. Sarah Matt and her guests. They do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of any affiliated institutions. This content is for informational and educational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice or a professional consulting relationship.

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