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Telemedicine then and now: the legacy of Dorothy McHugh.

In a sweeping overview of the latest and greatest in home care and hospice telemedicine, CARING Managing Editor Barbara Gabriel offers a sampling of high-tech, cost-effective solutions that can potentially enable agencies to realize increased productivity and financial security within a health care...

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Published in:Caring Vol. 23; no. 7; pp. 20 - 29
Main Author: Gabriel BA
Format: pictorial tables/charts Journal Article
Published: National Association for Home Care 2004 Jul
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          Community Living
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          Technology, Medical
          Telemedicine Trends
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          Billing and Claims
          Clinical Information Systems
          Communications Media
          Computer-Assisted Instruction
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          Continuity of Patient Care
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          Outcome Assessment Information Set
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      ab: In a sweeping overview of the latest and greatest in home care and hospice telemedicine, CARING Managing Editor Barbara Gabriel offers a sampling of high-tech, cost-effective solutions that can potentially enable agencies to realize increased productivity and financial security within a health care system currently unequipped to deal with America's burgeoning senior demographic.
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