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Turn Healthcare Workers Loose with Outpatient Telemedicine-Let Them Decide Its Fate; No Top-Down Decisions on What It Can and Cannot Do

Medicine and Health

Turn Healthcare Workers Loose with Outpatient Telemedicine-Let Them Decide Its Fate; No Top-Down Decisions on What It Can and Cannot Do

S. A. Klotz, J. B. Jernberg, et al.

This commentary champions the extensive adoption of outpatient telemedicine, showcasing its numerous advantages like effectiveness, educational potential, and cost-efficiency. The authors from the University of Arizona advocate for overcoming barriers and empowering healthcare professionals to leverage telemedicine optimally.

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Abstract
Publisher
American Journal of Medicine
Published On
Jun 20, 2023
Authors
Stephen A. Klotz, Julia B. Jernberg, Richard A. Robbins
Tags
telemedicine
outpatient care
cost-effectiveness
digital literacy
healthcare empowerment
medical regulations

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