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telemedicine

telemedicine Telemedicine is a way of receiving care by communicating with a health professional remotely rather than meeting in person.

Telemedicine is a way of receiving care by communicating with a health professional remotely rather than meeting in person. In the mental health context, this can involve video calls, phone calls, text messages, or email through online platforms.

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