Telehealth can close gaps in chronic asthma care
For children with chronic conditions like asthma in rural, underserved communities, school-based telehealth can help close the gap.
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For children with chronic conditions like asthma in rural, underserved communities, school-based telehealth can help close the gap.
A recent study has found that direct-to-consumer (DTC) telemedicine services were more likely to prescribe antibiotics than urgent care centers and pediatric practices, and less likely to follow guidelines on antibiotic use.
Kids deserve the best care when they are ill or injured, and the best care should come from seeing the pediatrician in the medical home.
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