Telemedicine: A new frontier in clinical practice

Munazza Asad; Nooresahar; Saniya Sabzwari

Telemedicine: A new frontier in clinical practice

Munazza Asad, Nooresahar, Saniya Sabzwari

Department of Family Medicine, Medical College, Pakistan

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Abstract

The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted the important role of telemedicine as a tool for safe healthcare delivery across the world. While its use was more common in the developed world, the developing world has also adopted this strategy. It is important to develop a clear process and contextual guidance for effective use of this strategy for better patient-doctor interaction and its role in teaching/learning of trainees.

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Journal	Department of Family Medicine
Publication status	Published - 1 Mar 2021

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Telemedicine A new frontier in clinical practice

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