Is there a relationship between telemedicine services and internet medicine, and which one is better

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3: The expert group will make a diagnosis according to the electronic medical records submitted by the patients in accordance with the national medical diagnosis and treatment procedures, and in accordance with the provisions of the remote diagnosis and treatment provisions of the Announcement No. 1 of the Independent Diagnosis and Treatment Rules of the Jianmin Traditional Chinese Medicine Characteristic Outpatient Department.

After 4:5 hours, patients can log in to their personal electronic medical records to view the medical diagnosis report and medical fee schedule made by the expert.

5: If the patient and his family agree with the **plan and are willing to accept it**, they will pay the diagnosis and treatment expenses through the post office or bank according to the diagnosis and treatment plan.

6: Our department can issue medicine on the same day when the diagnosis and treatment fee is confirmed, depending on the distance, and it can be received in 3-7 days in China.

7: After receiving the drug, the patient should start using it according to the instructions in the diagnosis and treatment report.

8: After the patient starts taking the drug, he can log in to the remote electronic medical record at any time to use the situation and effect reaction, and the expert group will follow up and guide according to the specific situation of the patient**.

Hello, through the Internet**, text and so on, basically Internet medical treatment, that is, remote diagnosis and treatment, mainly to facilitate some patients to see a doctor daily, remote areas are inconvenient to seek medical treatment, etc., but some complex diseases still need to be further examined in the hospital. Look

According to the "2016-2021 China Telemedicine Industry Market Prospect and Investment Strategic Planning Analysis Report" by the Prospective Industry Research Institute, telemedicine is an important part of the medical and health industry, and value-based medical health as a way to generate additional revenue, reduce costs and improve patient satisfaction. One of the biggest changes in healthcare over the past decade is that telehealth is experiencing rapid growth and is becoming widely used in many industries.

Telemedicine is rapidly taking over the market, driven by powerful economic, social and political forces, most notably the growing consumer demand for cheaper and more accessible healthcare. These forces are driving the growth of healthcare providers to adapt their business models to the new healthcare market.

The global telehealth market is expected to expand at a CAGR of 1% in 2020, eventually reaching $36.2 billion compared to $14.3 billion in 2014. While there is a growing demand for convenience and innovation, with personalized healthcare experiences likely to be the biggest factor, other forces are also at play.