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Telemedicine for Inclusive Care: Remedy for Socioeconomic Health Disparities?

2022-05-20

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In the U.S., telemedicine usage has skyrocketed mainly because of regulatory flexibilities provided during the COVID-19 pandemic. However, the flexibilities that enabled telemedicine visits have been granted temporarily; most of them are set to expire by the end of the public health emergency. Policy makers will soon decide whether to keep telemedicine as a feasible healthcare delivery channel for millions of Amer...

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