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  1. The Rise of the Chief Advanced Practice Clinician Role
    Sep 22, 2026 · original
    By Lauren Ingram, MSN, MS, APRN, FNP-C, Chief of Advanced Practice Clinicians, Access TeleCare Advanced practice clinicians (APCs) have long been essential to the provision of timely, high-quality healthcare. Now, their influence is increasingly reflected in the ranks of hospitals and health system executive leadership. A recent Becker’s Hospital Review article highlights the growing number [...] The post The Rise of the Chief Advanced Practice Clinician Role appeared first on Access TeleCare .
  2. Dr. Phuc Nguyen Discusses Closing Specialty Care Gaps Through teleNephrology with Becker’s
    Sep 21, 2026 · original
    For many patients with kidney disease, timely access to a nephrologist still depends heavily on where they live. Access TeleCare’s Medical Director of teleNephrology Phuc Nguyen, D.O., recently spoke with Becker’s Health IT about how virtual nephrology care can help hospitals improve access to care, particularly in rural and underserved communities. Dr. Nguyen describes teleNephrology [...] The post Dr. Phuc Nguyen Discusses Closing Specialty Care Gaps Through teleNephrology with Becker’s appeared first on Access TeleCare .
  3. On-Demand Webinar: Rural Strategy Rewritten: Access, Footprint, and the Future of Community Care
    Sep 21, 2026 · original
    Register for the webinar Thursday, September 24, 2026 | 12:00 p.m. CST Rural healthcare leaders are being asked to preserve access, maintain financial sustainability, and determine where limited resources can make the greatest impact. That is forcing difficult questions about which services belong locally, where regional models make sense, how physical footprints should evolve, [...] The post On-Demand Webinar: Rural Strategy Rewritten: Access, Footprint, and the Future of Community Care appeared first on Access TeleCare .
  4. The Right Patient, in the Right Place: A Smarter Neurology Transfer Model
    Sep 21, 2026 · original
    By Dr. Annie Tsui, Chief Medical Officer, NeurologyHigh-reliability care depends on more than responding effectively when a patient needs care. It requires us to anticipate those needs, understand the resources available across the system, and create processes that consistently guide each patient to the most appropriate care setting. One of our health system partners in the upper Midwest is especially [...] The post The Right Patient, in the Right Place: A Smarter Neurology Transfer Model appeared first on Access TeleCare .
  5. Advanced Practice Clinicians Are Powering the Next Era of Acute Specialty Care
    Sep 20, 2026 · original
    By Lauren Ingram, MSN, MS, APRN, FNP-C Chief of Advanced Practice Clinicians, Access TeleCare During National Advanced Practice Clinicians Week, this year’s theme, “The Pulse of Progress: APCs Powering Tomorrow,” gives us an opportunity to recognize the contribution of APCs to defining the future of healthcare. For those of us working in acute care specialty [...] The post Advanced Practice Clinicians Are Powering the Next Era of Acute Specialty Care appeared first on Access TeleCare .
  6. Live Webinar: Keeping Patients Local: What the New AHA/ASA Stroke Guidelines Mean for Your Program
    Sep 16, 2026 · original
    Register for the webinar Thursday, October 8, 2026 | 1–1:45 p.m. ET The 2026 American Heart Association/American Stroke Association stroke guidelines are changing how hospitals think about treatment, imaging, transfer and the role of local stroke programs. Join clinical leaders from Access TeleCare and Viz.ai for a practical discussion on what the updated guidance [...] The post Live Webinar: Keeping Patients Local: What the New AHA/ASA Stroke Guidelines Mean for Your Program appeared first on Access TeleCare .
  7. The Bedside Has Changed. Hospital Strategy Has to Change with It.
    Sep 14, 2026 · original
    The stroke alert comes before the neurologist arrives. The patient in psychiatric crisis cannot wait for a perfect staffing day. The community hospital still needs a critical care specialist, even when the nearest intensivist is counties away. For hospitals, telemedicine increasingly marks the line between having specialty expertise available when it’s needed and having to [...] The post The Bedside Has Changed. Hospital Strategy Has to Change with It. appeared first on Access TeleCare .
  8. From New Guidelines to Better Stroke Care: Turning Evidence Into Action
    Sep 10, 2026 · original
    By Annie Tsui, D.O., Chief Medical Officer, Neurology, Access TeleCare Earlier this year, the American Heart Association and American Stroke Association released the much-anticipated 2026 Guideline for the Early Management of Patients With Acute Ischemic Stroke. The field has advanced tremendously since the guideline was first published in 2018 and updated in 2019. [...] The post From New Guidelines to Better Stroke Care: Turning Evidence Into Action appeared first on Access TeleCare .
  9. Reducing Avoidable Transfers Starts with Building the Right Clinical Capacity
    Sep 7, 2026 · original
    Many hospital leaders know the moment: a critically ill patient needs ICU-level care, the bed is available, and the local team is ready, but the hospital lacks immediate critical care physician coverage. The decision comes quickly. Can this patient safely stay here, or does the patient need transfer? Some transfers reflect a true need for [...] The post Reducing Avoidable Transfers Starts with Building the Right Clinical Capacity appeared first on Access TeleCare .
  10. A TeleICU Program Is Not a Video Consult: What It Takes to Build a High-Performing, Integrated Virtual Critical Care Program
    Sep 4, 2026 · original
    By Pritam Ghosh, M.D., Chief Medical Officer, Medical Group President When hospital leaders evaluate teleICU options, the conversation often begins with coverage. How quickly can a physician connect? Which hours are available? What technology will the hospital need? Answers to those questions alone, however, do not determine whether a teleICU program will succeed or deliver [...] The post A TeleICU Program Is Not a Video Consult: What It Takes to Build a High-Performing, Integrated Virtual Critical Care Program appeared first on Access TeleCare .

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