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AllAnalytics – Noreen Seebacher – Stroking the Data for Better Healthcare
Getting healthier could be as easy as turning on the TV… or a computer or smartphone. More and more healthcare providers are turning to telemedicine, a not-so new technology that’s been slowly transforming the way healthcare is delivered. Data collected from telehealth applications is used by an intelligent system, in real-time, to guide care and determine risk levels for patients.
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