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Telemedicine and the environment: life cycle environmental emissions from in-person and virtual clinic visits

Medicine and Health

Telemedicine and the environment: life cycle environmental emissions from in-person and virtual clinic visits

C. L. Thiel, N. Mehta, et al.

This study reveals that telemedicine significantly reduced greenhouse gas emissions during clinic visits at Stanford Health Care. Conducted by Cassandra L. Thiel and her colleagues, the research highlights how virtual care can play a key role in lowering environmental impacts while maintaining access to healthcare.

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