Telemedicine (aka telehealth) is the practice of medicine using electronic communication and information technology between a healthcare provider in one location and a patient in another location, essentially a remote or virtual encounter.

There are various reasons compounded medications are necessary: either because the patient cannot tolerate the commercially available drug or its excipients; the exact dose, strength, or route is not commercially available; or the patient may need a medication that is currently in shortage or discontinued.

Incident reporting and tracking are important elements of healthcare that enhance patient safety and quality of care.

Physicians are highly regarded for their skill, professionalism, and dedication to helping others. Many times, physicians become the “go-to” person for families, friends, and colleagues in need of medical advice or attention.

The adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) across the healthcare spectrum is increasing rapidly . . . and so are the associated risks