In this episode, guest Aditi Joshi, MD, discusses the benefits of institutions using telemedicine to combat physician burnout, and challenges facing making this form of health care more accessible. • Intro 2:34 • Aditi Joshi, MD 2:58 • Can you talk about your experience with burnout as an emergency medicine doctor? 4:05 • Do you think that one of the interventions for burnout might be to explore other things that fulfill you? 5:58 • Tell me more about your journey into telehealth, which eventually led to writing your book, Telehealth Success: How to Thrive in the New Age of Remote Care. 8:45 • What happened to telehealth after the pandemic, and what do you make of the new challenges facing telehealth? 12:28 • What are the challenges to making telehealth programs more scalable and accessible? 16:33 • As we move forward with AI, do you see these technologies as an advantage or a disadvantage to moving the needle forward with telehealth? 19:17 • Are there any limitations to telehealth? […] Is there anything that you worry about? 22:04 • What are your thoughts on more medical students skipping residency to move into spaces like telehealth earlier in their careers? 24:50 • Tell me about where you live now and what drove your decision to make this life change? 26:45 • What are your favorite things about living abroad in Paris, France? 28:15 • If you were the queen of the world, what would you do to change things short-term and long-term in global digital health? 29:20 • How to reach Joshi. 30:53 • Thanks 31:15 Aditi U. Joshi, MD, is a global digital health consultant, bestselling author and emergency medicine physician.

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Disclosures: Bhargava reports no relevant financial disclosures. Joshi reports she is the founder of Nagamed consulting.