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quadgram	frequency
the use of telemedicine	59
it is important to	27
in the united states	26
of telemedicine in the	25
use of telemedicine for	23
in the era of	16
has the potential to	16
in the management of	16
in response to the	16
in the context of	16
use of telemedicine in	16
the american academy of	16
r o o f	15
a l p r	15
j o u r	15
u r n a	15
l p r e	15
n a l p	15
p r o o	15
o u r n	15
r n a l	15
a systematic review and	14
head and neck surgery	14
for retinopathy of prematurity	14
a systematic review of	13
systematic review and meta	13
the patient and the	12
telemedicine during the covid	12
a total of studies	12
response to the covid	12
the application of telemedicine	11
in the time of	11
portability and accountability act	11
as well as the	11
cared for by telemedicine	11
insurance portability and accountability	11
the era of covid	11
has been shown to	11
at the time of	10
health insurance portability and	10
for the adoption of	9
the role of telehealth	9
will need to be	9
role of telehealth in	9
is defined as the	9
children cared for by	9
of telemedicine during the	9
systematic review of the	9
at high risk of	8
the time of covid	8
the united states and	8
were more likely to	8
the role of telemedicine	8
as part of the	8
in the case of	8
the practice of telemedicine	8
in retinopathy of prematurity	8
for chronic disease management	8
to be able to	8
medicare and medicaid services	8
may be able to	8
health and human services	8
the future of telemedicine	8
for diabetic retinopathy in	8
for patients with chronic	8
for medicare and medicaid	8
the american society of	8
in the emergency department	7
one of the most	7
important to note that	7
increase access to care	7
with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis	7
medical response to disasters	7
the adoption of telemedicine	7
the lack of a	7
hand and upper extremity	7
severe acute respiratory syndrome	7
transplant recipients with covid	7
of telemedicine services in	7
of health and human	7
for a telemedicine visit	7
the centers for medicare	7
role of telemedicine in	7
been shown to be	7
via telemedicine video visits	7
on the use of	7
access to care for	7
of personal protective equipment	7
kidney transplant recipients with	7
care in the era	7
to increase access to	7
department of health and	7
in the delivery of	7
head and neck cancer	6
more likely to accept	6
a national survey of	6
the degree to which	6
of sleep medicine clinics	6
of diabetic retinopathy in	6
the medical response to	6
disparities in access to	6
the majority of patients	6
total of studies were	6
the same rate as	6
for the management of	6
use of telemedicine to	6
for the use of	6
the use of a	6
telemedicine in the management	6
the use of digital	6
head and neck oncology	6
patient satisfaction with telemedicine	6
for connected health policy	6
both the patient and	6
at the same rate	6
widespread implementation of telemedicine	6
is important to note	6
is one of the	6
the store and forward	6
can be used to	6
of telemedicine eligibility among	6
due to the covid	6
the use of electronic	6
through the use of	6
review of the evidence	6
of telehealth in the	6
to the lack of	6
diagnosis and treatment of	6
lack of a physical	6
the impact of telemedicine	6
the electronic health record	6
the diagnosis and treatment	6
centers for medicare and	6
center for connected health	6
children receiving care from	6
of a physical exam	6
telemedicine for chronic disease	6
recommend that telemedicine be	6
regard to jurisdictional claims	5
the value of telemedicine	5
screening for diabetic retinopathy	5
for patients with epilepsy	5
the quality of care	5
acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus	5
were included in the	5
a review of the	5
of the telemedicine cabin	5
of retinopathy of prematurity	5
telemedicine eligibility among otolaryngology	5
use of telemedicine by	5
telehealth for global emergencies	5
the quality of the	5
health care provider fact	5
remains neutral with regard	5
treatment of neurosurgical patients	5
health care through telemedicine	5
jurisdictional claims in published	5
during the study period	5
in the field of	5
the authors declare that	5
adoption of telemedicine in	5
patients with heart failure	5
maps and institutional affiliations	5
integration within health systems	5
of kidney transplant recipients	5
claims in published maps	5
to the use of	5
for medicare medicaid services	5
is the use of	5
telemedicine and smart working	5
diagnosis and management of	5
medicare telemedicine health care	5
health systems to fight	5
care for kidney transplant	5
both patients and providers	5
home to inpatient settings	5
does telemedicine fit into	5
in published maps and	5
of a telemedicine visit	5
published maps and institutional	5
be part of the	5
in the medical response	5
the implementation of telemedicine	5
there is a need	5
global telemedicine implementation and	5
with respect to the	5
springer nature remains neutral	5
an assessment of telemedicine	5
response supplemental appropriations act	5
the center for connected	5
can also be used	5
patients with amyotrophic lateral	5
at the same time	5
in heart failure patients	5
zip code median income	5
implications for coronavirus disease	5
official journal of the	5
approved the final manuscript	5
to jurisdictional claims in	5
a randomized controlled trial	5
with the use of	5
telemedicine health care provider	5
eligibility among otolaryngology diagnoses	5
of a deep learning	5
systems to fight the	5
in use of telemedicine	5
telehealth in the medical	5
the use of teleconsultation	5
both physicians and patients	5
between the patient and	5
from home to inpatient	5
can be used for	5
patients during the covid	5
telemedicine has the potential	5
the use of technology	5
the delivery of care	5
to fight the covid	5
impact of telemedicine on	5
implementation and integration within	5
and integration within health	5
nature remains neutral with	5
between march and may	5
to improve access to	5
coronavirus preparedness and response	5
preparedness and response supplemental	5
are summarized in table	5
academy of sleep medicine	5
where does telemedicine fit	5
with regard to jurisdictional	5
shown to be effective	5
telemedicine services in the	5
telemedicine is defined as	5
prior to the pandemic	5
child and subspecialist characteristics	5
and response supplemental appropriations	5
review of the literature	5
of telemedicine for the	5
note springer nature remains	5
no conflict of interest	5
neutral with regard to	5
received care from telemedicine	5
understanding of how telemedicine	5
within health systems to	5
prior to the covid	5
who received care from	5
american academy of sleep	5
variation in use of	5
the implementation of a	5
patients were asked to	5
the authors declare no	5
office for civil rights	5
was found to be	5
retinopathy of prematurity in	5
european association of urology	5
assessment of telemedicine eligibility	5
for kidney transplant recipients	5
to which an individual	5
telemedicine fit into otolaryngology	5
a call to action	5
declare that they have	5
telemedicine implementation and integration	5
receiving care from telemedicine	5
store and forward approach	5
a deep learning system	5
care provider fact sheet	5
as well as to	5
by a transplant nephrologist	4
is likely to be	4
need to be addressed	4
visits were billed using	4
use of telemedicine among	4
the advent of the	4
that they have no	4
which were due to	4
health care providers to	4
the authors have no	4
adjusted annual visit rates	4
in the current sars	4
article is protected by	4
a broad range of	4
the authors would like	4
where the patient is	4
it has been shown	4
the audio and video	4
all phases of transplant	4
within state medicaid programs	4
telemedicine video visit was	4
the age of covid	4
of the american society	4
telemedicine may help increase	4
retinal nerve fiber layer	4
retinopathy in primary care	4
electronic medical records system	4
defined as the degree	4
on a regular basis	4
chronic obstructive pulmonary disease	4
reducing the risk of	4
of the patients who	4
care from telemedicine non	4
american journal of transplantation	4
access to health care	4
the management of patients	4
and management of a	4
in the hands of	4
the need for a	4
store and forward telemedicine	4
disease in retinopathy of	4
form of patient encounter	4
for the evaluation of	4
increased use of telemedicine	4
as well as a	4
both patients and physicians	4
a total of records	4
to ensure that the	4
an alternative form of	4
it is essential to	4
of which were due	4
american society of transplant	4
the uptake of telemedicine	4
it is important that	4
the american telemedicine association	4
it is difficult to	4
it is worth noting	4
management of patients with	4
phases of transplant care	4
of telemedicine in otolaryngology	4
in an effort to	4
and treatment of sleep	4
have the potential to	4
a prospective study of	4
for the application of	4
as the use of	4
use of telemedicine during	4
and approved the final	4
prior to the visit	4
a telemedicine visit is	4
after hand and upper	4
exposure to the virus	4
the internet of things	4
has been used in	4
alternative form of patient	4
in the age of	4
it is vital to	4
monitoring of blood glucose	4
due to the lack	4
telemedicine has been used	4
and quality of care	4
due to lack of	4
plastic and reconstructive surgery	4
the veterans health administration	4
health care systems have	4
visits to telemedicine encounters	4
telemedicine glaucoma detection and	4
is protected by copyright	4
in telemedicine for chronic	4
access to eye care	4
studies are needed to	4
telemedicine in the time	4
the global burden of	4
may help increase access	4
nationwide public health emergency	4
their first postoperative visit	4
were found to be	4
it is necessary to	4
for the diagnosis of	4
diabetic retinopathy in primary	4
society of transplant surgeons	4
difference in annual visit	4
the use of telehealth	4
glaucoma detection and follow	4
video consultations for covid	4
equity in telemedicine for	4
are at higher risk	4
for disease control and	4
it has the potential	4
the rapid adoption of	4
we recommend that telemedicine	4
patients and health care	4
in the absence of	4
health care in the	4
as a result of	4
society of transplantation and	4
fidelity and diagnostic concordance	4
journal of the american	4
deep learning system for	4
and validation of a	4
the time of coronavirus	4
access to medical care	4
in a primary care	4
was shown to be	4
for the diagnosis and	4
authors would like to	4
the technology acceptance model	4
with at least one	4
quality of life in	4
if there is a	4
disease control and prevention	4
implementation of telemedicine in	4
development and validation of	4
to be successful in	4
authors declare that they	4
practice of telemedicine in	4
business schools or universities	4
the efficacy of telemedicine	4
a pilot study of	4
american society of transplantation	4
detection of diabetic retinopathy	4
that telemedicine be used	4
at higher risk of	4
deep learning algorithm for	4
such as the covid	4
of health care services	4
centers for medicare medicaid	4
likely to accept a	4
the electronic medical record	4
degree to which an	4
the american heart association	4
of transplantation and the	4
in light of the	4
this article is protected	4
a randomized clinical trial	4
ministry of health and	4
to an alternative form	4
help increase access to	4
addressing equity in telemedicine	4
and the american society	4
and upper extremity surgery	4
on the basis of	4
retinopathy of prematurity screening	4
care for patients with	4
transplantation and the american	4
disease and ulcerative colitis	4
has been slow to	4
with the aid of	4
evaluation and management codes	4
of health care delivery	4
stratified negative binomial models	3
impact of telehealth on	3
telemedicine services for patients	3
preferred reporting items for	3
and telemedicine in liver	3
patients with prolonged viral	3
may be used to	3
the widespread implementation of	3
can be useful in	3
glaucoma detection and treatment	3
the novel coronavirus pandemic	3
who have recovered from	3
epilepsy center frankfurt rhine	3
into curricula and integrated	3
use of telemedicine is	3
the overall quality of	3
health care delivery and	3
all interaction terms together	3
using telemedicine during the	3
opportunities of telemedicine in	3
with telehealth for patient	3
state of the art	3
in case of major	3
information about the duration	3
from unnecessary exposure to	3
range of adult and	3
on quality of care	3
appointments to telemedicine services	3
telehealth remote communications during	3
rather than a postponed	3
and the lack of	3
which a telemedicine encounter	3
do not have the	3
can be incorporated into	3
the limitations of telemedicine	3
in our study population	3
regulatory and reimbursement barriers	3
the potential to improve	3
to nursing home residents	3
about the duration of	3
the maintenance of uninterrupted	3
in the diagnosis and	3
centers for disease control	3
help medical students explore	3
of telemedicine applications in	3
telemedicine in the era	3
o l o g	3
persistently positive nat tests	3
notification of enforcement discretion	3
effectiveness of telemedicine in	3
it will be important	3
r o p e	3
with social distancing guidelines	3
a systematic review was	3
use of electronic information	3
in undergraduate medical education	3
look at the future	3
u r o l	3
for ent care in	3
lessons learned from a	3
unnecessary exposure to the	3
transplant coordinator via telephone	3
of patient satisfaction with	3
single center head and	3
a primary care setting	3
the following learning vehicles	3
y x x x	3
standardized patient telehealth encounters	3
telerehabilitation in heart failure	3
no significant difference in	3
there is also a	3
of patients who have	3
and an immediate telemedicine	3
the feasibility of using	3
has already been implemented	3
a radiation oncology department	3
clinical experiences to provide	3
visits for patients with	3
defined as the use	3
kidney transplant recipients during	3
unnecessary visits to the	3
can be utilized to	3
will be important to	3
assessed the use of	3
emphasizes the opportunities of	3
the adoption of a	3
the delivery of health	3
that the patient has	3
in the pediatric population	3
patients with chronic diseases	3
the telehealth usability questionnaire	3
effects of telemedicine on	3
challenges and opportunities for	3
with prolonged viral shedding	3
management of these patients	3
telemedicine via synchronous video	3
or outpatient clinic visit	3
a systematic review telemedicine	3
was found to have	3
opportunity to incorporate telemedicine	3
liver and intestinal transplant	3
detection and treatment project	3
and integrated with existing	3
the adoption of novel	3
needed to gain an	3
of shelter in place	3
telemedicine and clinical skills	3
reported that they would	3
telemedicine and the next	3
interest the authors declare	3
have recovered from symptoms	3
the care kidney transplant	3
telemedicine for diabetic retinopathy	3
upper respiratory specimens of	3
subspecialist characteristics as independent	3
an individual believes that	3
american heart association american	3
of the novel coronavirus	3
patients who are at	3
examination of the musculoskeletal	3
of adult and pediatric	3
to be seen in	3
yet in order to	3
related macular degeneration in	3
the context of the	3
the patient to a	3
compared to an alternative	3
there were no significant	3
and neck free tissue	3
of a patient with	3
improved understanding of how	3
and satisfaction of the	3
extension for community healthcare	3
before they arrive in	3
outreach clinics and telemedicine	3
the use of video	3
this edition of sleep	3
than a postponed face	3
would be needed to	3
in a radiation oncology	3
n u r o	3
found to be a	3
of the most important	3
o p e a	3
patient and provider satisfaction	3
use the following learning	3
of patients with amyotrophic	3
encounter was compared to	3
students explore these domains	3
for patients seen via	3
and treat patients with	3
them for current and	3
the place of service	3
a telemedicine encounter was	3
of the use of	3
has been previously described	3
associated with conventional in	3
that were managed using	3
feasibility and acceptability of	3
of this study was	3
a look at the	3
in which a telemedicine	3
be at high risk	3
of telemedicine would be	3
among children receiving subspecialty	3
but might have persistently	3
in response to covid	3
application of telemedicine is	3
for diabetic retinopathy screening	3
telemedicine use during the	3
medical students explore these	3
of sufficient technical quality	3
by the centers for	3
a high level of	3
delivery of health care	3
electronic medical record system	3
patients need to be	3
the community from exposure	3
following learning vehicles to	3
still the exception rather	3
the alaska experience using	3
vehicles to help medical	3
telehealth for patient follow	3
shortness of breath and	3
patients were more likely	3
disease management during the	3
has proven to be	3
in this issue of	3
for the treatment of	3
were less likely to	3
skills to prepare them	3
for telemedicine in the	3
care kidney transplant recipients	3
and patients need to	3
macular degeneration from color	3
telemedicine has already been	3
pandemic has led to	3
the intensive care unit	3
were considered eligible for	3
explore major telemedicine domains	3
office of inspector general	3
it is often helpful	3
therapeutic procedures using telehealth	3
society of critical care	3
reduce the risk of	3
p e a n	3
shedding for immunosuppressed patients	3
to the patient to	3
management of a patient	3
adjusted visit rates were	3
enforcement discretion for telehealth	3
to prepare them for	3
conselho federal de medicina	3
in the evaluation of	3
patient and clinician experiences	3
association american stroke association	3
up care for such	3
the effectiveness of telemedicine	3
hhs office for civil	3
use of telemedicine services	3
visit was conducted by	3
lectures covering telehealth history	3
an important part of	3
telemedicine into the medical	3
philadelphia glaucoma detection and	3
philadelphia telemedicine glaucoma detection	3
l o g y	3
may be necessary to	3
forward telemedicine for ent	3
american academy of neurology	3
see table iii for	3
experience emphasizes the opportunities	3
development and implementation of	3
personal appointments to telemedicine	3
plus disease in retinopathy	3
between those who accepted	3
further research would be	3
in the current pandemic	3
burdens associated with conventional	3
the remote guidance of	3
to provide students with	3
use of telemedicine and	3
who accepted and declined	3
american academy of otolaryngology	3
and increase access to	3
ranibizumab for neovascular age	3
use of telehealth in	3
how telemedicine could be	3
to telemedicine appointments from	3
the utilization of telemedicine	3
is limited information about	3
for both the patient	3
key for the adoption	3
at the end of	3
of viral shedding for	3
and beyond the pandemic	3
center head and neck	3
of telemedicine in routine	3
the poverty level of	3
widespread adoption of telemedicine	3
and the need for	3
telemedicine can protect both	3
will be able to	3
can protect both physicians	3
the duration of viral	3
at their first postoperative	3
the rate of rescheduling	3
asynchronous lectures covering telehealth	3
assisted neurotology in post	3
issue of sleep medicine	3
traveling an audiologist to	3
rna by polymerase chain	3
as soon as possible	3
for your cardiology clinic	3
of the musculoskeletal system	3
which an individual believes	3
students from different business	3
was compared to an	3
was conducted by a	3
of telemedicine in pediatric	3
health care workers and	3
transplant recipients during and	3
now is the time	3
for diagnosis and management	3
evolving health care environment	3
respiratory specimens of infected	3
telemedicine could be applied	3
medical educators could explore	3
video visits integrated with	3
providing telemedicine services in	3
supervised standardized patient telehealth	3
for both patients and	3
of interest the authors	3
perceived ease of use	3
would like to acknowledge	3
who accepted a telemedicine	3
from personal appointments to	3
will continue to be	3
from symptoms but might	3
chronic disease management in	3
among children cared for	3
is worth noting that	3
in the development of	3
in need of further	3
of studies were conducted	3
via synchronous video visits	3
the transplant team complaining	3
patients seen via telemedicine	3
of enforcement discretion for	3
viral shedding for immunosuppressed	3
core telemedicine and clinical	3
such immunosuppressed patients with	3
provide students with core	3
wrote the first draft	3
remains to be seen	3
the primary care setting	3
have no conflict of	3
include the ability to	3
the next step is	3
characteristics as independent variables	3
the allergy and immunology	3
use a telemedicine cabin	3
organ procurement and transplantation	3
transplant recipients are needed	3
the time of this	3
the district of columbia	3
the location of the	3
assess fidelity and diagnostic	3
to seek immediate medical	3
and patients from unnecessary	3
assess the effectiveness of	3
during and beyond the	3
on the following day	3
synchronous otolaryngology telemedicine clinic	3
in the maintenance of	3
between patient and provider	3
heart association american stroke	3
prepare them for current	3
care during the pandemic	3
systematic reviews and meta	3
as mentioned in patient	3
research would be needed	3
reporting items for systematic	3
at the originating site	3
the opportunities of telemedicine	3
a n u r	3
for such immunosuppressed patients	3
care during the covid	3
might have persistently positive	3
or therapeutic procedures using	3
the health care system	3
patients affected by chronic	3
recipients during and beyond	3
were managed using telemedicine	3
a higher level of	3
treatment of a patient	3
ent care in alaska	3
telemedicine in the united	3
interstate medical licensure compact	3
rapid implementation for your	3
on the one hand	3
patients from unnecessary exposure	3
called the transplant team	3
retinopathy of prematurity using	3
incorporated into curricula and	3
to the general population	3
in upper respiratory specimens	3
discretion for telehealth remote	3
telemedicine is likely to	3
delivery of care for	3
children who received care	3
in the midst of	3
the society of critical	3
of the united states	3
next step is to	3
kidney transplant recipients who	3
to children receiving care	3
telemedicine programs in otolaryngology	3
by both patients and	3
continuous positive airway pressure	3
telemedicine for ent care	3
smartphone otoscopy performed by	3
in the care kidney	3
the development and implementation	3
and subspecialist characteristics as	3
has also been used	3
during the coronavirus disease	3
coordinator via telephone calls	3
use of telemedicine has	3
telemedicine in the field	3
studies in which a	3
load in upper respiratory	3
patients with coronavirus disease	3
to participate in telemedicine	3
to gain an improved	3
from different business schools	3
by the patients themselves	3
video visit was conducted	3
the risk of complications	3
in the times of	3
with an electronic medical	3
of critical care medicine	3
situation for the application	3
the philadelphia glaucoma detection	3
photography for diabetic retinopathy	3
the effects of telemedicine	3
american academy of allergy	3
of patient satisfaction and	3
for telehealth remote communications	3
as the degree to	3
of early adoption of	3
physicians and patients from	3
visual field progression in	3
in a practice that	3
u r o p	3
remote communications during the	3
successful telemedicine programs in	3
duration of viral shedding	3
of primary care providers	3
patients at high risk	3
communications during the covid	3
for the prevention of	3
clinician experiences with telehealth	3
to improve asthma control	3
in the primary care	3
for nursing home residents	3
acceptance and use of	3
for detection of diabetic	3
of a telemedicine practice	3
students with core telemedicine	3
to assess fidelity and	3
specimens of infected patients	3
kidney transplant recipients are	3
edition of sleep medicine	3
of telemedicine services through	3
and the community from	3
a useful tool to	3
symptoms but might have	3
evaluation and management of	3
codes were used to	3
problems for patients with	3
a telemedicine visit was	3
using logistic regression with	3
care the effects of	3
the benefits of using	3
our experience emphasizes the	3
between a patient and	3
implementation for your cardiology	3
protect both physicians and	3
of telemedicine should be	3
and at distance to	3
even beyond the covid	3
telemedicine in the care	3
using a telemedicine cabin	3
in chronic disease management	3
in annual visit rate	3
e u r o	3
validation of a deep	3
limited information about the	3
quality of care in	3
for systematic reviews and	3
to care for kidney	3
be incorporated into curricula	3
advent of the covid	3
existing clinical experiences to	3
of telemedicine for pediatric	3
for the telemedicine visit	3
for patients with asthma	3
in the nursing home	3
health system resilience program	3
of telemedicine in epidemic	3
advance the practice of	3
the diagnostic reliability of	3
the patient and provider	3
this study was to	3
of electronic information and	3
zip codes were used	3
that there is a	3
current and future pandemics	3
subspecialist characteristics associated with	3
implementation of a postoperative	3
goals can be incorporated	3
and clinician experiences with	3
the onset of the	3
of choroidal and iris	3
diagnostic or therapeutic procedures	3
experiences with telehealth for	3
early adoption of telemedicine	3
to those who declined	3
to help medical students	3
american college of cardiology	3
a telemedicine program for	3
during the telemedicine visit	3
choroidal and iris nevi	3
the patient to be	3
we support the aao	3
is important to recognize	3
rather than the rule	3
retinopathy of prematurity telemedicine	3
and clinical skills to	3
is as effective as	3
it is possible to	3
of the ilae commission	3
to the emergency room	3
the usefulness of the	3
educators could explore major	3
can be found in	3
up after elective neurosurgery	3
will pay for office	3
management of kidney transplant	3
be used for the	3
refers to the use	3
not included in the	3
otoscopy performed by parents	3
and the next decade	3
managed using telemedicine via	3
immunosuppressed patients with prolonged	3
by polymerase chain reaction	3
a systematic literature review	3
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in telemedicine use in	3
experiences to provide students	3
the severe acute respiratory	3
the hands of parents	3
in motor neuron disease	3
was to evaluate the	3
patients with chronic respiratory	3
synchronous video visits integrated	3
for current and future	3
as well as in	3
for children cared for	3
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to take advantage of	3
of how telemedicine could	3
to incorporate telemedicine into	3
pandemic health system resilience	3
on use of telemedicine	3
clinical skills to prepare	3
those in need of	3
g y x x	3
for community healthcare outcomes	3
the health insurance portability	3
during consultation and follow	3
to the coronavirus disease	3
telemedicine in this era	3
to be involved in	3
children receiving subspecialty care	3
the end of the	3
items for systematic reviews	3
the most common reason	3
telemedicine has also been	3
the majority of the	3
a range of adult	3
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using telemedicine in the	3
integrated with existing clinical	3
emergency room or outpatient	3
burden of disease study	3
maintenance of uninterrupted follow	3
using telemedicine via synchronous	3
the spread of sars	3
important to recognize that	3
recovered from symptoms but	3
access to specialty care	3
treat patients with covid	3
have persistently positive nat	3
there is limited information	3
learning vehicles to help	3
no conflicts of interest	3
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global burden of disease	3
study to assess fidelity	3
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gain an improved understanding	3
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the intention to use	3
prospective study to assess	3
feasibility and acceptability study	3
of life in adults	3
and colleagues published a	3
to advance the practice	3
to assess the effectiveness	3
immediate telemedicine video visit	3
an electronic medical records	3
telemedicine in pediatric rheumatology	3
could explore major telemedicine	3
an audiologist to provide	3
compared to those who	3
with core telemedicine and	3
and in the maintenance	3
general data protection regulation	3
a transplant coordinator via	3
they have no conflict	3
the interstate medical licensure	3
diabetic retinopathy in a	3
chronic disease management during	3
the feasibility of remote	3
this issue of sleep	3
developing a synchronous otolaryngology	3
of telemedicine by physicians	3
as a means of	3
with existing clinical experiences	3
specifically in the context	3
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during this virtual visit	3
poverty level of the	3
following head and neck	3
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connection with the patient	3
procedures using telehealth equipment	3
degeneration from color fundus	3
viral load in upper	3
an improved understanding of	3
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the objective of this	3
a successful telemedicine encounter	3
virtual health care in	3
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field progression in glaucoma	3
seek immediate medical attention	3
the american college of	3
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telemedicine encounter was compared	3
curricula and integrated with	3
on diagnostic or therapeutic	3
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care for such immunosuppressed	3
a synchronous otolaryngology telemedicine	3
system for detection of	3
using deep convolutional neural	3
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complications during the study	3
and neck surgery experience	3
and improve access to	3
on the same day	3
the time of the	3
visits integrated with an	3
an immediate telemedicine video	3
management during the covid	3
the european association of	3
facial plastic and reconstructive	3
at the university of	3
neck free tissue transfer	3
telemedicine in liver and	3
travel burdens associated with	3
the epilepsy center frankfurt	3
national institutes of health	3
it is not possible	2
and corresponds to the	2
to limit the spread	2
the multiple factors making	2
access for vulnerable and	2
telemedicine has become an	2
we conducted a national	2
a consulting physician for	2
unified theory of acceptance	2
for providers and patients	2
quality care with established	2
corneal tissue evaluation in	2
direct and positive relationship	2
negative at and days	2
the initial response rate	2
improve health care access	2
closely monitor her symptoms	2
where the majority of	2
for patients who are	2
can be made for	2
trauma evaluation using telemedicine	2
the increased adoption of	2
validation of videoconference with	2
convenient platform in the	2
telemedicine is as effective	2
area surge combats ebola	2
technologies and meet a	2
surgeries have been canceled	2
working is a model	2
there has also been	2
either epidemics or pandemics	2
early postsurgical complications was	2
privacy and billing regulations	2
a growing need for	2
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best interest of the	2
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remote patient monitoring and	2
of glaucoma virtual clinics	2
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can be applied to	2
of telemedicine technologies in	2
and surveys of personnel	2
the potential to become	2
findings during hospitalization are	2
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significant difference in patient	2
offered medical schools an	2
geographic barriers to in	2
emergency medical dispatching and	2
found to have mild	2
go to the emergency	2
surge combats ebola pro	2
this era of sars	2
an even greater benefit	2
in telemedicine facial trauma	2
extension of the technology	2
procurement and transplantation network	2
diagnosed as gonarthrosis but	2
during our early experience	2
was also used to	2
in rural western australia	2
ophthalmoscope detects glaucoma visual	2
supply problems for patients	2
favor continued use of	2
for diagnosis of retinopathy	2
the ability of parents	2
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states and washington dc	2
in all but case	2
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men who have sex	2
telemedicine for the diagnosis	2
surgical collaboration during complex	2
a renal transplant recipient	2
and designed the study	2
of telemedicine on health	2
case of major contagion	2
and accountability act of	2
of a postoperative hand	2
equity in access and	2
care systems have the	2
data regarding the covid	2
of telemedicine and to	2
implementation of synchronous telemedicine	2
visits through telehealth across	2
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the patient can be	2
radiographs of her right	2
patient and physician satisfaction	2
local regulations prior to	2
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table vi for coding	2
acceptability and use of	2
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term outcome after thrombolysis	2
potential conflict of interest	2
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of regulatory barriers and	2
health care access for	2
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suspicious symptoms are detected	2
glaucoma visual field severity	2
and emergent medical conditions	2
human participants or animals	2
detects glaucoma visual field	2
can adapt to working	2
confidentiality of patient data	2
has offered medical schools	2
or animals performed by	2
and intestinal transplant programs	2
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to save time and	2
and distance to care	2
access to telemedicine services	2
not negatively affect clinical	2
mode of healthcare delivery	2
vi for coding and	2
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the telemedicine cabin is	2
it is not yet	2
monitor progression of retinal	2
equivalent or superior to	2
privacy and data protection	2
to provide remote clinical	2
complications was not compromised	2
patients are able to	2
factors making telemedicine encounters	2
period between march and	2
use of telemedicine at	2
have been shown to	2
are in place and	2
in the current scenario	2
technical expertise for the	2
telemedicine has not been	2
improvements in image processing	2
distance to care and	2
an integrated health care	2
management of the disease	2
decline a virtual visit	2
order to reduce clinic	2
uncorrected refractive error prevalence	2
into the telemedicine platform	2
expectancy is defined as	2
achieve target trough level	2
virtual specialist supervision of	2
total of records were	2
health domain such as	2
prepare the next generation	2
not confirm this positive	2
need for subspecialty care	2
review and narrative synthesis	2
and has increased rapidly	2
the potential of telemedicine	2
electronic patient record to	2
potential tool during epidemics	2
and required liters of	2
satisfaction for patients who	2
evaluated the use of	2
for this prospective study	2
be negative at and	2
management in patients with	2
it is advisable to	2
evaluation and management services	2
to work from home	2
sleep medicine as a	2
develop symptoms consistent with	2
after completion of the	2
from a rural general	2
operated by minimally trained	2
through telemedicine will prepare	2
confirm this positive relationship	2
systematic review of teleophthalmological	2
the extent to which	2
structural and functional measurements	2
classifier with an ultrawide	2
as discussed in this	2
advise the patient to	2
required from reference centres	2
keep taking care of	2
in need of subspecialty	2
for the implementation of	2
nursing home residents in	2
that has been previously	2
while maintaining quality care	2
needs to be achieved	2
with special health care	2
ophthalmoscopy for retinopathy of	2
use of synchronous telemedicine	2
the empirical foundations of	2
to the c c	2
to care for patients	2
to evaluate the feasibility	2
validation of smartphone based	2
invasive ventilation decreases healthcare	2
telemedicine was equivalent or	2
same rate as regular	2
adoption of novel ways	2
differences in visit rates	2
further research is needed	2
were given the option	2
as a potential tool	2
requirements gradually improved and	2
contemporary research data regarding	2
would occur when suspicious	2
regulation of telemedicine is	2
for the purpose of	2
telemedicine and diabetic retinopathy	2
ensure there were no	2
shared care glaucoma programme	2
allograft function with a	2
dosed to achieve target	2
positive relationship with the	2
from to and was	2
used to evaluate the	2
weekly telemedicine clinic visits	2
bridge a gap in	2
not a new way	2
low prior to covid	2
likelihood of telemedicine use	2
study development and validation	2
of the digital health	2
guidelines established by our	2
based eye care services	2
food and drug administration	2
and colleagues evaluated the	2
dehiscence after mass excision	2
official journal of american	2
are not able to	2
face to telemedicine appointments	2
as it offers a	2
optical coherence tomography imaging	2
may not be available	2
physicians to conscientiously use	2
has been implemented for	2
as obstructive sleep apnea	2
approach for the remote	2
tools and possible strategies	2
daily for one day	2
previous national emergencies to	2
greater benefit in lmics	2
research data regarding the	2
might be the only	2
associated with telemedicine use	2
presenting an opportunity to	2
in resource use associated	2
a prospective controlled trial	2
a prior history of	2
of records were found	2
such as amyotrophic lateral	2
the transportation barriers experienced	2
the ability to obtain	2
triage and remote evaluation	2
be able to perform	2
in nursing homes has	2
studies with human participants	2
ongoing shortages of primary	2
computerized search from january	2
situation corresponds to a	2
an evolving health care	2
the continuum of care	2
go a long way	2
of complications possible with	2
telemedicine visits will be	2
the us department of	2
screening for retinopathy of	2
acceptance of telemedicine services	2
audiologist to provide otolaryngology	2
association of american medical	2
pediatric subspecialty care and	2
care is provided by	2
diabetes group visit program	2
same as for an	2
when suspicious symptoms are	2
studies which examined telemedicine	2
the request of telemedicine	2
in using the technology	2
by an ophthalmologist was	2
among of the original	2
designed to identify studies	2
program for postoperative care	2
an important role in	2
keeping the cancer pathway	2
and in these patients	2
transplant nephrology consult team	2
also be used for	2
care access for vulnerable	2
increased uncertainty due to	2
also been used to	2
need to socially distance	2
due to the mandatory	2
facilitate virtual specialist supervision	2
has provided an opportunity	2
smartphone based retinal photography	2
evidence from the field	2
these images can be	2
evaluate the implementation of	2
inform the future of	2
of discrete steps were	2
telemedicine interventions for chronic	2
expectancy has a positive	2
with robust standard errors	2
increased likelihood of telemedicine	2
time from referral to	2
for patients in rural	2
to implement telemedicine in	2
we describe the initial	2
and provider satisfaction with	2
telehealth across the country	2
to adapt to this	2
exposed to the virus	2
amounts owed by federal	2
negative binomial regression on	2
of concordance to on	2
the only access to	2
tested the significance of	2
care from a telemedicine	2
integrated health care system	2
of cardiovascular risk factors	2
be in compliance with	2
at the eye clinic	2
was to examine subspecialist	2
by patients and physicians	2
receiving care from a	2
describe the initial virtual	2
the trainee and attending	2
in case of pandemic	2
in the american academy	2
telemedicine could be used	2
all the tools and	2
treatment of sleep disorders	2
evaluation of donor corneas	2
for telemedicine visits and	2
and colleagues attempted to	2
community triage of otology	2
to all the data	2
can be accessed from	2
head and neck surgical	2
model offset for the	2
face evaluation and management	2
on the th day	2
well as its limitations	2
to children who received	2
medicare physician fee schedule	2
to remotely evaluate the	2
orthosis at their first	2
a validation study of	2
to significant technological advances	2
more likely to be	2
and health care outcomes	2
the evaluation of facial	2
in a variety of	2
to participate in the	2
well as h n	2
to summarize the current	2
evaluation of a deep	2
time barriers in chronic	2
graders for classifying diabetic	2
patient care in otolaryngology	2
telecommunications in health care	2
and quality of life	2
can be leveraged to	2
telemedicine should be removed	2
a baseline creatinine of	2
a limited resource medical	2
screening and recurrence monitoring	2
with smartphones in telemedicine	2
offer a perspective on	2
national french social security	2
barriers to access and	2
that the quality of	2
from the pubmed database	2
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who elect to participate	2
of telemedicine among rural	2
situations has a high	2
journal of american academy	2
of telehealth in an	2
of smartphone based retinal	2
perceptions of telemedicine for	2
telemedicine visit is to	2
interactive audio and video	2
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telemedicine training into the	2
er admission or an	2
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up to march of	2
increased adoption of telemedicine	2
applications in epidemic situations	2
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telemedicine for corneal tissue	2
of this paper is	2
sars epidemic in and	2
to protect themselves against	2
be through the use	2
cases in need of	2
of the set core	2
technological advances that allow	2
country at the same	2
medicare shared savings program	2
throughout all phases of	2
taking care of patients	2
team remote evaluation using	2
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macular degeneration in the	2
of telemedicine in this	2
person visits to telemedicine	2
the case of a	2
possible owing to significant	2
be a factor in	2
prospective study of patients	2
an epilepsy outpatient clinic	2
surgeon and patient are	2
comfort and safety of	2
it may be that	2
automated diabetic retinopathy image	2
a deep learning algorithm	2
in the real world	2
ebola virus disease outbreak	2
worked in a practice	2
to be negative at	2
telehealth applications stand to	2
how to incorporate telemedicine	2
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on the part of	2
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aimed to compare travel	2
to ensure there were	2
reliability and accuracy of	2
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medicaid beneficiaries with no	2
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at the onset of	2
in inflammatory bowel disease	2
conceptualized and designed the	2
extend the reach of	2
a small number of	2
of the videos from	2
the availability of the	2
who develop symptoms consistent	2
overview of telemedicine and	2
outreach and telemedicine in	2
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new models of care	2
of telemedicine visits completed	2
a potential tool during	2
complications possible with continued	2
workflow no longer required	2
has evolved from a	2
custom orthosis at their	2
and the promis upper	2
is a need to	2
person clinical assessment to	2
visit times were significantly	2
at the media briefing	2
with the patient at	2
circumstances where social distancing	2
position paper for the	2
of telemedicine is principally	2
of telemedicine can be	2
navigating telemedicine for facial	2
promoting telehealth for low	2
a store and forward	2
to accept a visit	2
of american medical colleges	2
higher risk for severe	2
during the ebola virus	2
challenges and must take	2
and coronavirus preparedness and	2
particularly with respect to	2
patients using a store	2
effects on professional practice	2
utilizing telemedicine for group	2
that need to be	2
group visit scalability and	2
a limited sample size	2
the patients who underwent	2
were improving gradually without	2
to provide quality care	2
decreases healthcare utilisation in	2
at distance to care	2
accelerated growth of telemedicine	2
person outreach and or	2
declined a virtual visit	2
a case study of	2
o o f no	2
of telemedicine interventions for	2
where exposure containment is	2
and must take steps	2
a study from the	2
to perform virtual visits	2
health it certification program	2
shown to be successful	2
position paper of the	2
wound dehiscence after mass	2
workflow process for covid	2
for by telemedicineusing subspecialists	2
advocate for sustained future	2
in the face of	2
development of digital technologies	2
a digital observation camera	2
value of telemedicine and	2
shared with the patient	2
health care program beneficiaries	2
quality of the care	2
patients assessed the use	2
related hospital course and	2
more generalized complementary contemporary	2
visit the nearest hospital	2
and geographically remote patients	2
was followed by the	2
during and after the	2
increase in the number	2
should be trained in	2
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the context of dr	2
consistent with previous research	2
some of the barriers	2
it is possible that	2
necessary for synchronous video	2
there has been attention	2
lamp examination of the	2
institute of medicine board	2
with a h n	2
by specialized hospital outpatient	2
the aim of this	2
will need to remain	2
in the nursing facility	2
provides an opportunity to	2
of diabetic retinopathy screening	2
face consultations in paediatric	2
the myths about ebola	2
of health and family	2
telemedicine in nursing homes	2
approved the use of	2
at higher risk for	2
significant technological advances that	2
the patient at the	2
the potential lack of	2
limitations of telemedicine and	2
it is evident that	2
definitive diagnosis and treatment	2
application of telemedicine would	2
patients who elect to	2
of acceptance and use	2
postoperative telemedicine visit and	2
conducted in the united	2
a patient to a	2
has necessitated increased use	2
was not included in	2
symptoms consistent with covid	2
cancer patients in sars	2
clinical health care support	2
answer to keeping the	2
functional endoscopic sinus surgery	2
with higher median meld	2
telemedicine in adolescent health	2
the use of peripheral	2
provide remote clinical health	2
in patients with cancer	2
the telemedicine cabin and	2
the american medical association	2
and the shift toward	2
telemedicine assessments and face	2
a hospital with neurosurgical	2
and subspecialist characteristics associated	2
observational studies in epidemiology	2
telemedicine is not a	2
reporting of studies conducted	2
and treatment occurred only	2
to recognize early postsurgical	2
the elimination of avoidable	2
screening for eye diseases	2
access to telemedicine to	2
was very low prior	2
open data kit and	2
negatively affect clinical outcomes	2
pandemic as it offers	2
and contribute to the	2
train future providers to	2
for patients presenting with	2
our aim is to	2
of acute otitis media	2
for durable medical equipment	2
paper of the ilae	2
to access the visit	2
reported general supply problems	2
was asked to continue	2
meet the challenges of	2
the surgeon and patient	2
need of subspecialty care	2
an allergy immunology practice	2
all the more so	2
in the surgical specialties	2
as h n influenza	2
of medicine board on	2
states in the us	2
amenable to remote evaluation	2
surgery during the covid	2
recommend the use of	2
of these challenges and	2
visits that can be	2
impact of the current	2
severe retinopathy of prematurity	2
with more than million	2
h n influenza infected	2
engaged in telemedicine consultations	2
for the care of	2
noted to be normal	2
the majority of our	2
by our hospital system	2
assessing telecommunications in health	2
for the detection of	2
cost savings associated with	2
some limitations of telemedicine	2
in pediatric rheumatology has	2
who might be at	2
review of telemedicine applications	2
in the short term	2
a major barrier to	2
times were significantly shorter	2
or that could be	2
trial of an autonomous	2
the combination of these	2
both a high sensitivity	2
to visit the nearest	2
incorporating telemedicine into the	2
first situation corresponds to	2
patients cared for by	2
encounter and management of	2
coverage for telemedicine services	2
of dysphagia in the	2
in a very short	2
the purpose of healthcare	2
of using telemedicine in	2
in improving epidemiological investigations	2
in the veterans health	2
for the remote evaluation	2
search terms were designed	2
links to symptomatic cases	2
even greater benefit in	2
integrated with clinical care	2
screening and management of	2
had induction therapy with	2
yet to be determined	2
diabetic retinopathy glaucoma screening	2
that reduce or waive	2
as well as highlight	2
and health care systems	2
physicians and other practitioners	2
of telemedicine among subspecialists	2
statistical analysis was performed	2
clinical assessment and management	2
how the current crisis	2
not have the technical	2
disease management through telemedicine	2
after the physical exam	2
macular degeneration and diabetic	2
sleep apnoea a telehealth	2
the aid of a	2
by the treating physician	2
telemedicine after upper extremity	2
donor corneas for transplantation	2
program on time savings	2
some include the ability	2
field scanning laser ophthalmoscope	2
in a review by	2
record to facilitate virtual	2
artificial intelligence screening for	2
or treatment of a	2
the direct and positive	2
research studies to assess	2
be used to provide	2
between the two groups	2
to a later date	2
on health disparities and	2
articles published on the	2
health care provider and	2
needs to be ensured	2
recommendation for the adoption	2
resource medical intensive care	2
lack of access to	2
a nonurgent appointment priority	2
a neurosurgical referral centre	2
function with a baseline	2
high sensitivity and specificity	2
telemedicine for pediatric subspecialty	2
whether the visit was	2
united states and other	2
risk of poor prognosis	2
also be used to	2
also obtained from the	2
institutional review board at	2
or an arranged direct	2
implementation of telemedicine should	2
ability to recognize early	2
compared to children receiving	2
it is clear that	2
some patients may have	2
and accuracy of remote	2
across all phases of	2
patients with asthma the	2
to take care of	2
be mindful of the	2
for synchronous video telemedicine	2
within an integrated health	2
the rapid introduction of	2
in telemedicine would have	2
distancing guidelines is fueling	2
efficacy of telemedicine for	2
also allow for more	2
participating in telemedicine would	2
ophthalmology clinics equipped with	2
operational classification of seizure	2
community perspectives about ebola	2
benefit the most from	2
as amyotrophic lateral sclerosis	2
an impending pathologic fracture	2
future of telemedicine cabin	2
urgency for the appointment	2
and of visits were	2
otolaryngology during the covid	2
nationwide analysis in china	2
work that uses new	2
and institutional affiliations key	2
opening remarks at the	2
burden of diabetic retinopathy	2
telemedicine training for medical	2
to address provider limitations	2
of videoconference with smartphones	2
visits were rescheduled for	2
for a variety of	2
the continued need to	2
once the clinician has	2
telemedicine for diagnosis and	2
our initial experience with	2
eliminating the need for	2
from an employee perspective	2
telescreening for diabetic retinopathy	2
to regulatory and reimbursement	2
where are we and	2
part of the medical	2
compared to those in	2
equipped with remote screening	2
states and the district	2
and its clinical manifestation	2
of patients randomized to	2
a modified workflow incorporating	2
reduces unnecessary visits to	2
of head injured patients	2
this needs to be	2
on their personal computer	2
types of patients that	2
centers with higher median	2
and health care workers	2
the fact that we	2
telemedicine can be successfully	2
authors declare no conflicts	2
person free flap assessment	2
for pediatric medicaid beneficiaries	2
a large number of	2
over the last years	2
are listed in table	2
work is needed to	2
the recommended threshold of	2
management of chronic conditions	2
the feasibility and acceptability	2
drive time of minutes	2
urology clinic the answer	2
outpatient medical care is	2
gap in the availability	2
rapidly across all phases	2
by interviews and surveys	2
were billed using face	2
the same level of	2
restrictions during the covid	2
telemedicine can not only	2
to reduce the burden	2
please refer to the	2
acceptance of information technology	2
developed shortness of breath	2
symptoms were improving gradually	2
healthcare utilisation in a	2
developed hypoxia and required	2
communities and at distance	2
be established via telemedicine	2
these challenges and must	2
children with subspecialist visits	2
n pandemic influenza in	2
initially diagnosed as gonarthrosis	2
upon pattern of transfer	2
the same period in	2
option is not available	2
national survey of liver	2
facial plastics patients were	2
more convenient for the	2
improve access to specialty	2
the virtual private network	2
to check with each	2
that telemedicine can be	2
diabetic retinopathy screening using	2
on the subject of	2
a new way of	2
perspectives about ebola in	2
consultations in paediatric otolaryngology	2
to meet standards of	2
improved access to specialists	2
the patient has been	2
glaucoma in a rural	2
medical students should also	2
transplant care presenting an	2
telemedicine consultations rather than	2
there are limited data	2
smartphones in telemedicine facial	2
of barriers to care	2
specific educational goals can	2
from the global burden	2
from january to april	2
in rural emergency departments	2
institution telehealth course for	2
not able to be	2
the idea of telemedicine	2
is useful for reducing	2
utilization was very low	2
the same as for	2
and other visits through	2
visit scalability and sustainability	2
median meld at transplant	2
calm and log on	2
telemedicine services available to	2
to triage patients with	2
to a telemedicine encounter	2
in otolaryngology outpatient setting	2
the real management of	2
while minimizing the risk	2
immediately suspend elective care	2
provider encounters conducted via	2
telemedicine in the future	2
elimination of avoidable blindness	2
by the individual study	2
change in resource use	2
to pediatric subspecialty care	2
in epidemic situations has	2
adults with type diabetes	2
are we there yet	2
authority and coronavirus preparedness	2
laser ophthalmoscope detects glaucoma	2
be utilized in order	2
would be through the	2
be concerned about their	2
a computerized search from	2
that uses new or	2
risk of viral transmission	2
of patients declined a	2
to use telemedicine in	2
the telemedicine visit and	2
more than half of	2
slit lamp examination of	2
the time of publication	2
of factors associated with	2
outpatient otolaryngology telemedicine clinic	2
especially in rural areas	2
prior to adopting these	2
of patients effect of	2
the provider met with	2
care presenting an opportunity	2
patients from having to	2
number of studies have	2
visits to the clinic	2
telemedicine would be through	2
telemedicine at an unprecedented	2
has grown exponentially in	2
upper extremity surgery decreases	2
and opportunities for clinicians	2
telemedicine visits and work	2
lack of physical exam	2
in guinea community perspectives	2
the sense of a	2
is becoming a useful	2
trial of patients with	2
postoperative hand and upper	2
nursing home provider perceptions	2
be eligible for telemedicine	2
and form hub technology	2
by a retina specialist	2
of an epilepsy outpatient	2
support is required from	2
telemedicine in orl were	2
trauma during the covid	2
risk of being lost	2
years lived with disability	2
retinopathy severity in a	2
decreased visit times and	2
those who declined a	2
were asked to complete	2
care after hand and	2
beyond the pandemic as	2
to maintain access to	2
telemedicine in epidemic situations	2
allows clinicians to expand	2
children identified as hispanic	2
media briefing on covid	2
interviews and surveys of	2
for health monitoring and	2
the safety of healthcare	2
continuity of care for	2
social distancing guidelines is	2
the childhood myositis assessment	2
are needed to evaluate	2
transmission in the current	2
in of the cases	2
are consistent with previous	2
free flap assessment following	2
compared to standard care	2
the national institutes of	2
delivery of care in	2
as inclusion criteria for	2
on the assessment of	2
to working in different	2
expanded access to telemedicine	2
parents of children allocated	2
nutritional counseling with or	2
to advocate for sustained	2
utilization of telemedicine during	2
and forward telemedicine in	2
at least one subspecialist	2
and child race ethnicity	2
of using a technology	2
care of the patient	2
need awareness of these	2
be particularly useful in	2
based fundus photography for	2
in need of isolation	2
outcome after thrombolysis in	2
the original responding programs	2
how telemedicine helped assess	2
preventive services task force	2
if it is a	2
medical devices and platforms	2
reimbursement of telemedicine services	2
foundations of telemedicine interventions	2
included in the final	2
pay for this convenience	2
with respect to telemedicine	2
both for patients and	2
lateral sclerosis during covid	2
the country at the	2
a sustainable telemedicine program	2
telemedicine as a means	2
program beneficiaries for telehealth	2
location of the patient	2
has been remarkably increasing	2
the telehealth portal was	2
the applications of telemedicine	2
transplant were more likely	2
of a child receiving	2
more rural or remote	2
mg daily on days	2
these visits are now	2
who declined a virtual	2
to remote or underserved	2
stimulated new interest in	2
the types of patients	2
patients in our series	2
impact of the covid	2
hypoxia and required liters	2
and significant impact on	2
systematic review was conducted	2
of the disease in	2
to a telemedicine visit	2
tracing the real management	2
constraints of the technology	2
time and cost savings	2
to provide care to	2
order to advance the	2
assessment following head and	2
potential of telemedicine during	2
within business schools or	2
telemedicine to maintain essential	2
solid organ transplant recipients	2
keep calm and log	2
initial postoperative telemedicine visit	2
the analysis of the	2
characteristics associated with any	2
our results do not	2
ninety records were included	2
telemedicine utilization was very	2
of teleophthalmological studies in	2
amyotrophic lateral sclerosis during	2
one of the largest	2
when comparing subspecialty visits	2
of otology patients using	2
no longer required a	2
with goldmann applanation tonometry	2
in the current covid	2
provide practical recommendations for	2
studies were conducted in	2
telemedicine use in a	2
consultations were highly satisfied	2
remote evaluation using a	2
or existing technologies to	2
elsewhere in this issue	2
experience from shandong province	2
injured patients from a	2
of telemedicine in diabetes	2
increase access to healthcare	2
that the majority of	2
impact of weekly case	2
a patient with knee	2
and chronic ocular conditions	2
goldmann applanation tonometry comparison	2
potential applications in epidemic	2
search from january up	2
united states medical licensing	2
up care for kidney	2
body of evidence suggesting	2
highlight how the current	2
in telemedical stroke care	2
worthy of further exploration	2
symptoms are detected by	2
care across state lines	2
has accelerated the adoption	2
logistic regression with state	2
such as electronic health	2
and artificial intelligence in	2
of acute facial injuries	2
via telephone calls twice	2
a result of the	2
are the most important	2
investigative ophthalmology visual science	2
it offers a prompt	2
platforms such as epic	2
the fifth situation corresponds	2
likelihood of a child	2
by a transplant coordinator	2
is required from reference	2
of using telemedicine for	2
to students from different	2
care through telemedicine will	2
steps to mitigate the	2
treatment occurred only after	2
ways to employ telemedicine	2
in patients with epilepsy	2
and offer a perspective	2
general hospital to a	2
is one way to	2
diabetic retinopathy screening in	2
telemedicine has been successfully	2
an increasing number of	2
intelligence screening for diabetic	2
provider and patient satisfaction	2
utilization of telemedicine in	2
meet a growing need	2
the potential for telemedicine	2
to a healthcare facility	2
hns recommendation for the	2
resources do not have	2
be an important part	2
in liver and intestinal	2
for us to formalize	2
the media briefing on	2
a virtual visit due	2
management services cpt codes	2
special health care needs	2
of risk of infection	2
possibility of tracing the	2
could improve health care	2
the risk of covid	2
that there is no	2
telemedicine in the follow	2
conscientiously use these technologies	2
educational goals can be	2
an emergency room or	2
are we and where	2
nasal endoscopy and ct	2
feasibility of a telemedicine	2
remained admitted to the	2
as per a normal	2
for postoperative care after	2
physical examination can be	2
at the forefront of	2
the feasibility and potential	2
western area surge combats	2
pediatric medicaid beneficiaries in	2
waiver authority and coronavirus	2
in the assessment of	2
limit patient care activities	2
test was used for	2
making telemedicine encounters challenging	2
three kidney transplant recipients	2
the patient in person	2
specialties as well as	2
be involved in the	2
of transplant care presenting	2
telemedicine cabin or teleconsultation	2
between patients and clinicians	2
planning for ear surgery	2
montserrado counties of liberia	2
emergency departments and health	2
can be defined as	2
the university hospital frankfurt	2
with a limited sample	2
through an er admission	2
with the help of	2
beneficiaries for telehealth services	2
that allow for multiple	2
to mitigate the risk	2
arrive in the emergency	2
monitoring patients with age	2
patients with active epilepsy	2
it is time for	2
head injured patients from	2
education in the age	2
white children cared for	2
that the service was	2
are at high risk	2
to employ telemedicine in	2
required liters of oxygen	2
transmission of the disease	2
was supported by the	2
using a patient undergoing	2
relaxation of regulatory barriers	2
and even beyond the	2
are bringing unique challenges	2
be considered as a	2
of the utmost priority	2
telemedicine appointments from both	2
a comprehensive telemedicine program	2
national and international guidelines	2
room or outpatient clinic	2
dispatching and would occur	2
otolaryngology care using store	2
department visits and hospitalizations	2
avoiding an emergency room	2
of telemedicine and offer	2
as outlined in the	2
to reduce the risk	2
students to deliver high	2
where it could improve	2
helpful to move the	2
telemedicine in the context	2
different business schools and	2
with head and neck	2
classified as telemedicine visits	2
team via telemedicine video	2
in the availability of	2
full access to all	2
between clinicians and patients	2
a link to the	2
telemedicine in group visits	2
the first situation corresponds	2
asymptomatic individuals identified as	2
interest in neurosurgical telemedicine	2
to a consulting physician	2
empirical foundations of telemedicine	2
march of the online	2
of telemedicine across various	2
was followed via telemedicine	2
the integrity of the	2
to the isolation ward	2
federally qualified health centers	2
calculated as a percentage	2
and recurrence monitoring of	2
communication between a physician	2
and cost savings of	2
from the use of	2
visit rates among children	2
staff will need to	2
in rural and remote	2
is shown in fig	2
review of diabetes group	2
era of the covid	2
per a normal in	2
practitioners that reduce or	2
decreases travel burdens associated	2
telemedicine for facial trauma	2
studies note that a	2
important changes triggered by	2
with the implementation of	2
next generation of physicians	2
the case of the	2
from the society of	2
deployment and development of	2
waive amounts owed by	2
the reporting of observational	2
twice daily for one	2
in otolaryngology during the	2
where social distancing is	2
neurosurgical telemedicine encounters appear	2
despite the fact that	2
and children living in	2
remote free flap monitoring	2
a theoretical extension of	2
have the infrastructure necessary	2
times were recorded using	2
for all aspects of	2
after thrombolysis in telemedical	2
epidemics is not as	2
encounters in group visits	2
postsurgical complications was not	2
the accelerated growth of	2
has become possible owing	2
of care and address	2
editing of the manuscript	2
using information or communication	2
highlighted the value of	2
effect of teleradiology upon	2
using a digital observation	2
benefits of using a	2
of the online electronic	2
found that use of	2
an outpatient otolaryngology telemedicine	2
that patients are willing	2
person visits for patients	2
of telemedicine to improve	2
acts by the national	2
across specialties as well	2
telemedicine across specialties as	2
reimbursement for telemedicine services	2
in rural communities and	2
hospital course and treatment	2
before the visit to	2
urban pediatric primary care	2
acceptance of new technologies	2
performed by any of	2
that can be used	2
positive direct effect on	2
able to be performed	2
towards innovation and or	2
admission or an arranged	2
the uses of telemedicine	2
condition with instructions to	2
such as lack of	2
the development of an	2
awareness of these challenges	2
the conclusion of the	2
for telemedicine physical exam	2
visit is to mirror	2
a novel method of	2
expanded use of telemedicine	2
be shared with the	2
mg kg per dose	2
and other practitioners that	2
and head and neck	2
network for diagnosis of	2
impact of telemedicine in	2
compared with an in	2
the current crisis may	2
the important changes triggered	2
in stable condition with	2
the face of the	2
generation of physicians to	2
as determined by the	2
telemedicine in their practice	2
it is a recent	2
care to their patients	2
to march of the	2
kit and form hub	2
meeting of the ihr	2
patient to be seen	2
be conducted with the	2
the forefront of the	2
a model of work	2
for patients who elect	2
patients who met inclusion	2
measurement of ocular alignment	2
more likely to utilize	2
of a sleep disorder	2
stage retinopathy of prematurity	2
the management of allergic	2
we sought to summarize	2
the pew research center	2
each interaction term separately	2
demonstrate high levels of	2
mitigate the risk of	2
time away from work	2
extremity surgery decreases travel	2
followed by the transplant	2
to deliver care remotely	2
in only states used	2
and become familiar with	2
telemedicine was also used	2
are more likely to	2
results of a qualitative	2
person outreach clinics and	2
telemedicine as a potential	2
the place of telemedicine	2
videoconference with smartphones in	2
is time for us	2
shortages of primary care	2
patients with a nonurgent	2
urgent or very urgent	2
of american academy of	2
synchronous telemedicine as a	2
who have sex with	2
user acceptance of information	2
conducting a telemedicine visit	2
to compare travel burden	2
applications that may be	2
telemedicine will prepare the	2
future of telemedicine for	2
allergy and immunology community	2
their primary care physicians	2
use of a telemedicine	2
same level of fidelity	2
a family of four	2
impact on the intention	2
will be necessary to	2
from an impending pathologic	2
medicine board on health	2
primary care clinic setting	2
beneficiaries with no subspecialty	2
initiation of shelter in	2
to the application of	2
for clinicians trying to	2
avoidable emergency department visits	2
in rural areas where	2
this study include that	2
to facilitate virtual specialist	2
of telemedicine for penicillin	2
patients in in china	2
clinics and telemedicine in	2
shown that telemedicine is	2
physicians using plain radiographs	2
during the current covid	2
diagnosis and treatment occurred	2
the current state of	2
and primary care practices	2
on patients with epilepsy	2
telemedicine in pediatric cardiology	2
telemedicine for management of	2
on patient satisfaction with	2
remote screening devices that	2
to be seen if	2
medicare will pay for	2
gradually improved and eventually	2
are likely to be	2
due to technical difficulties	2
face delivery of care	2
national programme for it	2
duty to stay healthy	2
for integrative stroke care	2
in primary care offices	2
in this edition of	2
the deployment of telemedicine	2
of telemedicine for diagnosis	2
to continue providing care	2
and would occur when	2
to recognize that this	2
models for haemophilia management	2
unmet need for subspecialty	2
cannot access the facility	2
by nouri et al	2
factors associated with telemedicine	2
to the fact that	2
transplant recipients who develop	2
related conversion from face	2
telemedicine refers to the	2
the patient will be	2
the beginning of the	2
acute and chronic diseases	2
and management of musculoskeletal	2
as well as its	2
with improvements in image	2
is virtual urology clinic	2
an initial postoperative telemedicine	2
increased work of breathing	2
the most basic requirements	2
subject of telemedicine in	2
shown to be associated	2
patients were excluded if	2
the start of the	2
with the patient is	2
through telehealth across the	2
during complex microsurgical procedures	2
scanning laser ophthalmoscope detects	2
examination can be performed	2
studies have shown that	2
medical education has been	2
in access to healthcare	2
considered eligible for telemedicine	2
vulnerable and geographically remote	2
expert advice through econsultations	2
the shift toward remote	2