The virtual physical exam in the 21st century

The modern Western medical encounter follows a strict framework that weaves subjective and objective components into a unifying diagnosis. As health care changes to incorporate new technology, such as virtual health care, the components that lead to diagnosis must likewise evolve. The virtual physic...

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description The modern Western medical encounter follows a strict framework that weaves subjective and objective components into a unifying diagnosis. As health care changes to incorporate new technology, such as virtual health care, the components that lead to diagnosis must likewise evolve. The virtual physical exam has limitations compared with the traditional exam. Despite this limitation, every year more patients are seen virtually with high satisfaction. Data have shown that supplementary real-time patient–provider video telemedicine increases access and extends established patient–physician relationships which will likely fuel increased telemedicine adoption even further. However, to date, there are limited data regarding the validity of the virtual examination compared with the traditional physical exam. In this paper, we review the use of developing technology related to the virtual physical exam.
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