New research in finds telemedicine consistently outperforms in-person visits for cancer care when both are available
For the hybrid visits at MCC, iPads were provided to connect with caregivers who could not be present in the clinic.
Although experience of care scores from the Press Ganey survey provided important insights and reaffirmed the processes established to ensure the highest standard of cancer care is delivered, there are some limitations to the data reported in this study. While this study reports on a large cohort of telemedicine patients, the study population was from a single cancer center.
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