A research found that minorities and jobless visit doctors slower. Rural Americans struggle to access healthcare. Will video telemedicine increase access? Can this technology improve underprivileged healthcare access?

What role do you think the internet has in your life as a person who has a handicap, and why do you believe that? Do you have any suggestions for innovative technology that might be of use to those who have disabilities? Is it right to provide assistive technology at no cost to those who need it?

A study on patients' travel times to physicians' offices found that patients of colour and the unemployed took longer. Rural residents struggle to acquire medical care. Do you think video-based telemedicine will benefit these groups? Can this technology be used to improve healthcare in impoverished nations?

Researchers examined how long it took patients to get to their doctor's office and concluded that patients of color and those who were unemployed had longer travel times. Rural residents may have a more difficult time accessing proper medical care for themselves and their family. Is it possible that video-based telemedicine will make medical treatment more accessible to these groups? In what ways may this technology be utilized to help those who do not have access to sufficient medical care receive it?