Paul D. Kivela, MD
Paul D. Kivela is an emergency physician and CMO, ConveneMed.
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Health technology
The year 2020 might bear witness to a significant shift in control of health care from the providers, insurers, and the government to actual health care consumers. First, it was the politicians, then the tech conferences and promises of 5G,…
The year 2020 might bear witness to a significant shift in control of health care from the providers, insurers, and the government to actual health care consumers.
First, it was the politicians, then the tech conferences and promises of 5G, and now global pandemic scares are all signaling the demand for remote health care.
The delivery of health care has been in the hands of hospitals and physicians for nearly a century. …
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Telehealth: Get ready for big changes in health care
Health policy
A guest column by the American College of Emergency Physicians, exclusive to KevinMD.com. Emergency medical care in the United States is a unique success story. Born from military tactics, emergency medicine has grown exponentially in size and sophistication from its…
A guest column by the American College of Emergency Physicians, exclusive to KevinMD.com.
Emergency medical care in the United States is a unique success story. Born from military tactics, emergency medicine has grown exponentially in size and sophistication from its early days. What was once a patchwork of inspired professionals cobbled together at a moment’s notice is now a highly esteemed medical specialty; singularly trained and expertly equipped …
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Emergency care coverage denial policies put lives at risk
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