Telemedicine

Pronunciation: /ˌtɛlɪˈmɛdɪsən/

Telemedicine (noun)

  1. Medical care given to a patient at a distance using phone or video, so they can talk to a doctor without going to a clinic.
  2. A system of health services that uses digital communication to assess symptoms, give advice, and manage treatment remotely.

Examples

  • Telemedicine lets a doctor treat patients from a distance.
  • Patients can receive remote doctor care through telemedicine.