There and back again: the shape of telemedicine in U.S. nursing homes following COVID-19

Overview of attention for article published in BMC Geriatrics, April 2022

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https://t.co/h3YJL7LOY7 Reductions in resident off-site encounters and minimization of resident therapy interruptions were identified as major benefits of telemedicine. https://t.co/XGw3iFGQt3

13 Jul 2022

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https://t.co/h3YJL7LOY7 All participating NHs indicated a preference to continue telemedicine after COVID-19. https://t.co/817T4M4FPM

12 Jul 2022

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RT @UWMadPharmacy: In @BioMedCentral Geriatrics, Assistant Professor Jay Ford (@JHFordII) & collaborators report that nursing homes want to…

28 May 2022

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In @BioMedCentral Geriatrics, Assistant Professor Jay Ford (@JHFordII) & collaborators report that nursing homes want to continue #telemedicine past #COVID19 to minimize therapy disruption and off-site encounters, but they need some key improvements: h

27 May 2022

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