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Three Common Barriers to Telestroke Programs
Telestroke programs have been shown to be beneficial both to hospitals and the community as a whole. However, several barriers currently exist that have prevented healthcare organizations from adopting these programs as quickly as expected, according to a study in Telemedicine and e-Health.
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