COVID-19Telehealth Provides the Opportunity for Personal Interaction Despite the Pandemic
Jennie Crews, MS, MMM, FACP explains how telehealth helps bridge the gap of the loss of a face-to-face connection during the COVID-19 pandemic by providing audio and video elements.
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