From WSJopinion: The coronavirus is changing the way medicine is practiced. Here’s why telemedicine is here to stay, writes Peter L. Steinberg.
So much about the Covid-19 pandemic is unknown: How many ventilators will America need? What drugs may help fight this horrific illness? But one thing appears certain: The coronavirus is changing the way medicine is practiced. Crises often lead to changes, and the past few weeks appear to have revolutionized the medical profession in important ways.
Consider the drive-through Covid-19 testing centers stood up within days. These centers are moving through dozens and even hundreds of patients a day in some places. There is talk...
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