Video conferencing uses two-way interactive audio-video technology to connect users when a live, face-to-face interaction is necessary. Video devices can include videoconferencing units, peripheral cameras, videoscopes, or web cameras. Display devices include computer monitors, plasma/LED TV, LCD projectors, and even tablet computers. Video conferencing can provide cost-effective access to care for patients who are institutionalized or…
Read MoreBuilding a healthcare solution is a complicated process, and a myriad of regulatory requirements often add time and costs to the product. For this reason, experienced health-tech developers like Kays Harbor rely on their ability to integrate relevant 3rd party solutions which can expedite the development of your healthcare software without the need to reinvent…
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