Telehealth can't replace all in-person business, and we need to ensure quality of care is still given by the provider no matter the setting.
Brett Guthrie: “Telehealth can't replace all in-person business, and we need to ensure quality of care is still given by the provider no…”
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Guthrie highlights the limitations of telehealth compared to in-person care.
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