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WorkCare’s Incident Intervention® program uses secure communications technology to connect employees with occupational nurses and physicians who provide appropriate care guidance at injury onset. During this podcast, Associate Medical Director Brittany Busse, M.D., explains how telehealth and telemedicine are changing the occupational health landscape by facilitating employee access to qualified clinicians regardless of their location. According to Dr. Busse, the sooner compassionate care is delivered, the sooner recovery and healing begins: “If our mind starts to suffer, our health starts to suffer. Telehealth adds in a more personal approach that helps prevent more physical and emotional pain.”
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