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|Videos|May 10, 2021

How telehealth adoption has changed over 2020

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

Dr. Janis Coffin, DO, discusses how she has witnessed telehealth adoption change over the course of the pandemic

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