Answer to Question 1
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Answer to Question 2
With the advent of telemedicine, patients and clinicians separated by distance can interact with one another electronically. In a real-time telemedicine session, the patient is generally in a remote location from the physician and receives medical care via an audio-visual connection with a provider located off-site and directly by the provider at their location. Store-and-forward telemedicine is a term used to describe services in which medical information is captured electronically and transmitted to a remote site for a health care provider to review, analyze or report at a later time. Use of technologies and devices to remotely monitor a patient's condition is referred to as telehealth. Remote physiological monitoring and medication adherence remote monitoring are also examples of telehealth services.
Telemedicine provides patients with access to physicians and services that they might not have the ability to receive otherwise.
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