Joining us are doctor Joseph Kvedar of the American Telemedicine Association and Harvard Medical School along with our desk reporter Kimberly Leonard of Business Insider. Doctor kay, how long is telemedicine been around and what has been the growth or use of it in the past couple of months . Its been around since some people say the early 1920s and there was a lovely picture in one of the magazines now Popular Science they had a different name for it but shows a family huddled around the radio having a visit with the doctor on the other side. The concept has been around for a while and since the late 60s is when it got going and it puttered along for the next several decades until a couple of months ago when the push we told everyone in the u. S. That they had to stay in their home and we as clinicians had to take care of them so it blossomed overnight at that point. Host how can it be used today . Guest in a number of ways. I think the best uses, first of all, Mental Health is the num
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Resources. Thank you for joining us. We get started, tell our viewers exactly what is the National Association of free insurable clinics and it Charitable Clinics . Guest we represent 300 free clinics and journal pharmacies in the United States of america. Have no idea that these exist unless youre are one of our patients. We are organize at the grassroots level, not at the government level. He received little to no state or federal funding and last year help of 200,000 volunteers, 94,000 of those medical volunteers, we provide access to health care for 60 million patient visits. 300 e who are 100 to below poverty, 18 to 65 years old can find help. One of the biggest misconceptions of you Affordable Care act was when i was passed, there was going to be no more need for a clinics, nothing could have been farther from the truth. Last year, we had 100,000 more patients than the year before. Host how are you funded . Guest we rely on the generosity of individual donors and volunteer founda
With us inside stories up next ill have the news are few straight after that thanks for watching. The world is failing its newborns thats the warning today from unicef in a report that says the death of babies globally is alarmingly high so can Child Mortality be reduced and if so how this is inside story. Hello again welcome to the program im peter dobby at least seven thousand infants die every day mostly from preventable causes thats according to a report by unicef the fund babies born in some of the poorest countries are significantly more likely to die countries such as pakistan somalia Central African republic afghanistan and assumed to have the highest rates of newborn deaths will examine the reasons without guests in a moment but first this report from. This is one of the busiest maternity wards in the pakistani capital islamabad several babies are born here every day but the odds of survival for infants across pakistan is some of the worst in the world according to the u. N. C
A one united india during his first visit to the country Justin Trudeau and his family are on an eight day. Those are the headlines the news will continue on aljazeera but first its time to look at inside story. The world is failing its newborns thats the warning today from unicef in a report that says the death of babies globally is alarmingly high so can Child Mortality be reduced and if so how this is inside story. Hello again welcome to the program im peter dobby at least seven thousand infants die every day mostly from preventable causes thats according to a report by unicef the fund babies born in some of the poorest countries are significantly more likely to die countries such as pakistan somalia Central African republic afghanistan and listen to have the highest rates of newborn deaths will examine the reasons without guests in a moment but first this report from. This is one of the busiest maternity wards in the pakistani capital islamabad several babies are born here every da