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iHealth Brings a Virtual Doctor’s Office to Your iDevice http://j.mp/ptMrlH #mhealth

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Survey: 84% of Doctors Prefer Virtual Events Over In-Person Meetings - iHealthBeat

ihealthbeat.org — “A survey by two firms that provide webcasting and interactive content services finds that 84% of surveyed doctors would rather attend continuing medical education events virtually than in person. The survey also looks at types of digital devices that doctors use. InformationWeek.” View full resource at ihealthbeat.org

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Why You May Never Have to Step in a Doctor’s Office Again | Fox Business

foxbusiness.com — “Drug store operator Rite Aid is offering people that live in the greater Detroit area the ability to engage in virtual doctor’s visits.” View full resource at foxbusiness.com

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Rite Aid and OptumHealth bring physician- and nurse-led telehealth into retail pharmacies: http://t.co/VjBaSp1m #telehealth

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VA Plans Expansion of Virtual Lifetime EHR Pilot to Six New Sites - iHealthBeat

ihealthbeat.org — “The Department of Veterans Affairs plans to launch six new locations for its Virtual Lifetime Electronic Health Record pilot program, bringing the total number of sites to 11. The new sites are expected to begin operating this fall. Modern Healthcare, Healthcare IT News.” View full resource at ihealthbeat.org