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The Paperless Practice: Virtual care strategies
Author(s)Drew Boxler, Michael Morgan
Physicians Practice® spoke with Michael Morgan, at the time the CEO of Updox and a contributor to Physicians Practice, to discuss the new technologies that you should consider implementing in your practice and why implementing a virtual care strategy will be so important post COVID.
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