Plan a telehealth service and decide what can safely be done remotely

Help me plan a telehealth service and decide what can realistically and safely be done remotely. Specialty: [e.g. optometry/ophthalmology, dermatology, physiotherapy, mental health] Who I am: [clinician / clinic owner / health-tech founder] Patients: [who, where, typical needs] Country/region: [JURISDICTION, since licensing and privacy rules differ] Model: [app, video visits, store-and-forward, remote monitoring, hybrid with in-person] Budget and team: [DETAILS] Cover: 1. What works remotely: For my specialty, sort common assessments into (a) reliable remotely, (b) possible with patient-side devices or a trained assistant, (c) requires in-person. Explain why for each. 2. Red flags and triage: Symptoms that must trigger urgent in-person or emergency referral, and how the service will catch them. 3. Patient workflow: intake, consent, history, assessment, decision, prescribing or referral, follow-up. 4. Technology: video, image capture quality standards, home devices, records integration, secure messaging. 5. Regulation and risk: licensing across regions, prescribing rules, privacy law (e.g. HIPAA, GDPR), medical device rules if software makes clinical decisions, malpractice coverage. Mark each [VERIFY LOCALLY]. 6. Evidence: what types of studies would support each remote assessment; do not cite specific studies unless I provide them. 7. Launch plan: a pilot scope, success metrics (diagnostic agreement with in-person, referral rate, patient satisfaction), and a standard operating procedure outline. This is planning support, not clinical or legal advice; validate the clinical protocol with licensed clinicians and regulatory advisers.