For most, it is fine. Records won't only be the domain of doctors- patients will have access, too. I think a lot of doctors will be outstandingly threatened by that, but I think it will lead to much better healthcare. Patients should have access to records, and they should be able to contribute to them. One of the beauties of this sort of approach is that it will inevitably lead to a much more open process.
People just see telemedicine now as consultation.
They don't think about how it can lead to better healthcare generally or about how it can radically change the medical system and the healthcare delivery system and how it can empower patients. I'd love to see an integrated system that incorporates videoconferencing and the ability to pull up records and x-rays and other things to be shared with the patient. I'd also like to see a video record of a patient's treatment included in the records that they could see. Then they get sick again. Seeing how sick they were may encourage them to continue care.