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Temporary Telemedicine Policy and Chronic Disease Management in South Korea: Retrospective Analysis Using National Claims Data
Since its introduction, telemedicine for patients with chronic diseases has been studied in various clinical settings. However, there is limited evidence of the effectiveness and medical safety of the nationwide adoption of telemedicine.
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Telemedicine is transforming healthcare by improving patient outcomes and expanding access to medical services, especially for people in remote areas or those facing provider shortages.
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