Dipak Nandi M.D: Telemedicine Platform an Effective Support to The Healthcare Industry

Dipak Nandi Md

Creating a state of panic and concern for all the counties around the world the contiguous corona virus has taken a toll on the economy, healthcare industry and even in people’s mental health situation.  According to the World Health Organization, situation report of 7th of May 2020, a total number of 11, 93,452 confirmed cases have been reported in the United States of America itself, with a claimed death of 65,197 people still date.
At this time when healthcare providers are fighting to satisfy the surge in demand due pandemic virus, the telemedicine platform is like a blessing to the healthcare industry.


In fact, Dipak Nandi M.D, a renowned Psychiatrist himself on seeing the increasing level of mental health issues has suggested of getting telemedicine platform help for coping all the social securities issues, anxiety, depression issues etc.   

Protecting patients, physicians and the community from exposure, the telemedicine platform is a 21st-century approach to fight pandemic like corona virus crisis; in flattening the curve for the spread of the virus, slowing transmission and spreading incidence, all over the world. In fact today more than 50 US healthcare facilities, like Kaiser Permanente, Jefferson Health, Cleveland Clinic and Providence etc are open to the telemedicine opportunities. Hence eliminating the waiting time and traveling issues, the patients can get the care needed within the comfort of their home.   However, the platform is not only useful for providing needed consultation for the patients and the physicians but due to the shortage of resources staff, it is the perfect platform to keep the industry running. Continuously escalating in achieving appreciation in decreasing the spread of deadly virus, it is a cost and time-saving platform. 

Eliminating the pressure faced in the emergence room and clients, the telemedicine platform today in this corona virus pandemic crisis is making a concrete contribution to the healthcare industry.

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