Jump straight into symptoms to save time

You immediately begin asking about Ny. M’s weakness, difficulty speaking, dizziness, and the circumstances surrounding her fall.

During the consultation, you realize that you have not verified Ny. M’s identity, confirmed who is present with her, checked whether the setting is private, or obtained consent for the telemedicine consultation. You also have not explained the limitations of remote assessment.

You recognize that even in a time-sensitive situation, these basic telemedicine requirements should not be overlooked