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The Medwand device is an exciting healthcare innovation that aims to expand telehealth services to include a full physical exam of the patient. The device was developed in 2022 and recently received US FDA 510(k) clearance (Medwand Solutions, n.d). The device is comprised various diagnostics tools such as a thermometer, pulse oximeter, digital stethoscope, ECG, and camera (Medwand Solutions, n.d). The device is also fully integrated into patient's Electronic Health Record (EHR) for seamless information exchange. This device is exciting as it would increase access to accurate physical assessment with telemedicine in rural areas and allow providers to make assessment-based decisions.

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MedWand - A Portable, Affordable, Handheld Telemedicine Physical Examination Device at Medpick

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The pros of this innovation include:

1. Addition of physical assessment component to video appointments allowing providers to make the best clinical decisions

2. Expands access to physical assessment for patients who may not be able to attend an in-person appointment

3. Convenience for patients, as they do not need to travel to an appointment or pay for transportation

4. integrated into the EHR, ensuring accurate and timely review by the clinician

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The cons of the device include:

1. Does not incorporate hands-on techniques such as palpation in the technology

2. the obstacle of how to ensure patients have access to the device to be used in their homes

3. the expense of the device on the clinic and/or the patient

4. the need for internet access and compatible devices

5. need for patients to have technology literacy when using the device

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Although there are some limitations with the Medwand device, I believe that it is something that could greatly expand healthcare access. It can be used to bridge a gap between standard in-person visits and video visits. Telemedicine came with the limitation of the lack of an assessment by the provider, and Medwand seeks to address that limitation. With a device such as Medwand, providers now have a way to more thoroughly assess these patients and can make more informed clinical decisions. I do believe more research is needed to evaluate the long-term cost-effectiveness of the device for both the patient and participating clinicians. Overall, Medwand is a step in the right direction!

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My top five strengths are:

1. Competition

2. Consistency

3. Achiever

4. Relator

5. Significance

My strengths will help the team in various ways. My competitive and achiever nature will help me push myself to excellence and hopefully encourage others to do so as well. I celebrate personal and team accomplishments and milestones. My consistency and relator traits empower me to foster authenticity and justice within the team. Lastly, the trait of significance shows my commitment to ensuring that I am performing in ways that make my teammates proud.

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I would select the following individuals for my team:

1. Isaac. I would select Isaac due to his top strength being ideation. This strength would be complementary to my achieving mindset, as he could contribute a creative and problem-solving mindset.

2. Sheila. Shelia would be on the team for her strategic strength. She would ensure we are using the best workflows to be the most efficient.

3. Louis. Louis would be incredibly important to the team for his strength of learning. The learner strength would be very important for this project as it is based in research and would require someone who is excited about that aspect.

4. Carter. Carter's strength is communication, which would greatly help this project by leading the communication efforts between the team and facility about the project.

5. Amelia. Lastly, Amelia would be the cohesive team member with her strength of adaptability. Her strength would allow her to shift between team members based on the team's needs.