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Telehealth is on the rise, but is it really patient-centric?
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Telehealth is on the rise, but is it really patient-centric?

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John Sharp, director of Thought Advisory at HIMSS, gathers feedback on virtual visits from patient advocates.

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Telehealth companies propose $18B merger; Trump issues order to make telehealth permanent

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HHS is requiring hospitals to report flu information in addition to COVID-19, while Americans want mental healthcare via telehealth but worry about data security.

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Telemedicine will increase spending by increasing utilization

Dr. Ateev Mehrotra, associate professor at Harvard Medical School, says the convenience of telehealth will increase utilization, which will result in increased spending -- but that obvious finding has generated some controversy.

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Dr. Ateev Mehrotra, associate professor at Harvard Medical School, says the convenience of telehealth will increase utilization, which will result in increased spending -- but that obvious finding has generated some controversy.
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