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Evaluating a Telemedical Follow-Up Program for Continuity of Care After Hospital Discharge: Prospective Clinical Intervention Study
The transition from hospital to primary care is a vulnerable period for patients. Telemedicine may enhance continuity of care; however, evidence on its role in supporting hospital-to-primary-care transitions remains limited.
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Digital health interventions are increasingly helping healthcare providers improve patient engagement, remote monitoring, and treatment adherence across the U.S. healthcare system. Expanding virtual care solutions can support better chronic disease management while reducing healthcare access barriers for underserved populations.
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