Bosworth, 2018 - Google Patents
Demand may drive further expansion of telepsychiatryBosworth, 2018
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- Bosworth T
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- Family Practice News
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TAMPA--The growth of telepsychiatry has been driven largely by needs of access, particularly in rural areas without specialists. But telemedicine is convenient, and those growing up with computers, smartphones, and other technology are going to demand this …
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