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Dr. Andino assesses how telemedicine can be used efficiently in future urological follow-up visits
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“Being able to have a follow-up visit that is convenient, that saves time, that saves money, but that can allow you to put everything together for the patient…is still a very valuable tool,” says Juan José Andino, MD.
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In this video, Juan José Andino, MD, discusses the takeaways of his study, “Video Visits are Practical for the Follow-up and Management of Established Male Infertility Patients,” as well as the future of telemedicine. Andino is a urology resident at the University of Michigan Hospital-Michigan Medicine, Ann Arbor.
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