Telemedicine - Reference Books
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TOC-Reference Book Telemedicine for Doctors
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TOC-Reference Book Telemedicine for Homeopathic Practitioners
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TOC-Reference Book Telemedicine for Ayurveda Siddha Unani Practitioners
Use and practice of telemedicine in India is now legal and regulated – ‘Telemedicine Practice Guidelines’ have been notified by the regulatory authorities
Change in this law is ‘permanent’ and these guidelines will remain effective even after this pandemic
Irrespective of pathy / place of practice, every doctor can accept patients from anywhere in India
Unfortunately, many doctors are reluctant to accept patients via telemedicine due to unawareness of its legal aspects and fear of medical negligence
With simplified legal information and proper support at their disposal, doctors can now offer their services via telemedicine without apprehensions
IML has published a complete “Reference Book on Telemedicine’ based on the guidelines and queries received from scores of doctors:
Key features of these guidelines have been explained in detail
Infographics are used to explain and illustrate at suitable places
Provides an overview of the guidelines, and legally correct protocol that should be followed
Indispensable for every doctor in India irrespective of his/her reluctance for telemedicine – After all, some patients may insist on telemedicine for consultations
IML has conducted more than 80 webinars on these guidelines to educate and spread awareness amongst doctors and hospitals
Continuing MedLegal Education
MedLegal Alerts
MedLegal Helpline
Courses for Doctors
Courses for Law Professionals
MedLaw Cases - for Doctors
MedLegal Year Book
The MedLegal Times
Annual MedLegal Review
SOP on Patients Consent
National Convention on Medicine & Law