Increasing Utilization of an In-Home Remote Exam Device in a Complex Care Center
Authors:
- Marie PfarrMPMarie Pfarr
- Scott CallahanSCScott Callahan
- Calise CurryCCCalise Curry
- Karen JerardiKJKaren Jerardi
- Kathleen PuldaKPKathleen Pulda
- Michelle RummelMRMichelle Rummel
- Della Smith-SokolDSDella Smith-Sokol
- Julie StalfJSJulie Stalf
- Joanna ThomsonJTJoanna Thomson
- Hadley Sauers-FordHSHadley Sauers-Ford
- 5 January 2025
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in The Joint Commission Journal on Quality and Patient Safety
- Vol. 51 (4) , 286-292
Abstract
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Funding Information
- Federal Communications Commission
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