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We’ve added three new libraries to ViewMedica: Diabetes, Pediatrics and Pulmonology. Many videos in these libraries have been part of the General Healthcare library for a while now, but as we’ve added content, it has become possible to break them out as standalone libraries. If you subscribe to any videos in these areas, you’ll notice the new specialties have already been added to your ViewMedica On-Demand player.Converting these specialties into their own libraries gives special attention to their content. Pediatrics...
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As COVID-19 vaccines are rolled out to the public, it’s important to let your patients know what the vaccine is, how it’s safe and what to expect. To help you communicate this information, we released a set of videos about the new vaccines:What you need to know about COVID-19 vaccinesIs the COVID-19 vaccine safe?How mRNA vaccines workWhat happens after Your COVID-19 vaccinationAll ViewMedica On-Demand and VMcast subscribers have free access to a special set of COVID-19 videos produced by ViewMedica,...
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We’ve seen large changes to the way we do healthcare in reaction to the COVID-19 pandemic. Telehealth virtual visits are being used more and more as a safe option during the pandemic, but they also create roadblocks to communication and comprehension. The good news is that the ViewMedica On-Demand patient education service helps you get the most out of virtual visits and remote learning.Everything mentioned here is included in the ViewMedica On-Demand service. And, subscribers to VMcast waiting room TV...
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All ViewMedica On-Demand and VMcast subscribers have free access to a special set of COVID-19 videos produced by ViewMedica, the U.S. CDC and other state health services. To make using them easy, we’ve moved all these videos to a special free library. Put them into your loops, presentations and collections now by going to the “Add COVID-19 Video” link under the “Add Videos” dropdown....
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All On-Demand subscribers have free access a special set of COVID-19 videos produced by ViewMedica, the U.S. CDC and other state health services. To make using them easy, we’ve moved all the videos to a special free library. To add any of these videos to your player, you need to put them into a collection menu. Creating a Collection adds a new menu grouping to your On-Demand player. Along with the new coronavirus videos, you can also add ViewMedica videos,...
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All VMcast subscribers have free access to a special set of COVID-19 videos produced by ViewMedica, the U.S. CDC and other state health services. To make using them easy, we’ve moved all the videos to a special free library. Here’s what you need to do to add any of these videos to your loop.After logging in to your account dashboard, click the VMcast Loops link.If you have no Loops, you will see a green box that says, “Get Started with...
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We added more free videos from the CDC. Put them into your loops, presentations and collection menus now by going to the “Add COVID-19 Video” link under the “Add Videos” dropdown....
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To help you educate your patients about the current Coronavirus pandemic, we just launched a new Human Coronaviruses video.ViewMedica subscribers can add this to their account by logging in and choosing the Video Selections link under “My Content.”If you are looking to educate your patients on how to prevent the spread of infectious diseases like the Common Cold, Influenza, or Human Coronaviruses, check out this collection of helpful videos....
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ViewMedica has partnered with Health Nuts Media, the leading producer of animated health content, to offer more than 200 fun and engaging pediatric cartoons. That’s on top of the 48 pediatric videos already available ViewMedica.Lower the pediatric fear factorNow you can lower the pediatric fear factor with a large set of easy-to-understand health education videos. The Health Nuts Media content is available as an add-on subscription for clients using our VMcast waiting room TV service. Preview the videos on our...
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The last few years have seen some bad news in the world of health, especially with the opioid crisis and the deaths that occurred due to drug overdoses. But a recent article from USA Today has provided a spot of good news - life expectancy is up and deaths from drug overdoses are down.According to the CDC, drug overdose deaths dropped 4% nationwide. With the increased availability of the overdose antidote to emergency workers, medication-assisted treatments for those addicted to...
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