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6 benefits of virtual care
Virtual care can be a revelation for patients.
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Virtual care — the use of technology to deliver health care — has been part of the patient care landscape for years, but its popularity has surged during the COVID-19 pandemic.
What do people need to know about virtual care? Here are six key takeaways:
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