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... Heinemann noted that telehealth encapsulates health care delivery via a wide range of modalities, including synchronous and asynchronous video, phone, email, text, and hybrid interactions between care providers and patients and among teams of allied health professionals. Telehealth approaches have been adopted across a broad array of specialties including neurology, physical therapy, speech-language pathology, dermatology, and many others.
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... 56 THE USE OF TELEHEALTH FOR DISABILITY EVALUATIONS deliberate steps to improve access for all patients. Researchers, practitioners, and advocacy organizations are working to take lessons learned from telehealth adoption during the COVID-19 pandemic to guide and improve telehealth delivery and regulation in the postpandemic transition.
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