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Abstract: The global health crisis has seen exponential acceleration in the deployment of telemedicine, with health leaders expecting at least 30% of clinics to remain virtual permanently.For healthcare administrators, this presents both challenges and opportunities, including: The need to rethink patient journeys and experience The potential to secure cost savings and productivity gains through remote...