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Utilizing Medical Malpractice Data to Mitigate Risks and Reduce Claims

|Videos|May 21, 2021

Advice for practices switching to telemedicine services

Author(s)Janis Coffin, DO, FAAFP, FACMPE, PCMH CCE, Drew Boxler, Logan Lutton

One physician recounts her experiences transitioning telehealth services.

Dr. Janis Coffin, DO, recounts her experiences transitioning telehealth services and offers some advice for practices and physicians.

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