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Ask HN: Is the telehealth consulting for psychiatry even works?
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Re: Ask HN: Is the telehealth consulting for psychiatry even works?
#2I am building a telehealth platform, specifically for psychiatry. Users are going to be the guardians of individual struggling with problem. But neither doctors nor patients are open for it.
What could be the main value that attracts them to this platform.
Re: Ask HN: Is the telehealth consulting for psychiatry even works?
#3I am building a telehealth platform, specifically for psychiatry. Users are going to be the guardians of individual struggling with problem. But neither doctors nor patients are open for it. What could be the main value that attracts them to this platform.
I would say privacy. No telemetry, no targeted ads, no centralized transcripts, possibly end to end encryption. Psychiatrists are bound by professional secrecy, and they touch on very sensitive topics (people’s fears, their private lives, sexual preferences, …). Privacy is a very strong concern if you want to build this kind of platform.
Re: Ask HN: Is the telehealth consulting for psychiatry even works?
#4I am building a telehealth platform, specifically for psychiatry. Users are going to be the guardians of individual struggling with problem. But neither doctors nor patients are open for it. What could be the main value that attracts them to this platform.
I would say privacy. No telemetry, no targeted ads, no centralized transcripts, possibly end to end encryption. Psychiatrists are bound by professional secrecy, and they touch on very sensitive topics (people’s fears, their private lives, sexual preferences, …). Privacy is a very strong concern if you want to build this kind of platform.
I can work on privacy segment well enough that both parties agrees on onboarding like only no recording is allowed in any way, no screenshots or online notes form the doctor's side.