[Answered]: write a post in agreement with: There are changes…

write a post in agreement with: There are changes that need to be made with telemedicine, so health care consumers keep initiating telemedicine visits. One change is the camera quality. The healthcare professionals will typically go to their desk to do a telehealth visit on their computers where the quality of the picture is not the greatest. This is a concern because if a provider does not have quality imaging on a patient that has a rash, then this patient will often need to come into the office for a face-to-face office visit. The use of telemedicine will decrease if a patient has to do two visits in one day. Time is very important to patients. There is also a concern with privacy because in many offices the provider sits at their desk for the visit, but other providers use the same office. I just recently did a telehealth visit with my daughter for an OBGYN clinic, in the background of the providers computer was another provider sitting at the desk, and who knows how many other providers were sitting near them that could overhear the conversation. This did not make me feel like our information was private. This can be a problem because if the healthcare consumer lacks faith that their visit is private then they will stop utilizing telemedicine and instead do all office visits. According to Wosik et al. (2020), the health systems need to shift from crisis mode to sustainable secure systems that properly keep data security and patient privacy as well as sustained technical support for postcrisis care. Currently in a lot of offices they still do telemedicine as they did when Covid-19 hit. This has been four years and hospitals, and offices have not changed their practices. With the use of telemedicine, increasing privacy and updating technology, will help the patient provider relationship, increasing patient satisfaction as well as the health of the patient.