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How comfortable are providers with telehealth?

Do providers feel like they have successfully adapted to providing telehealth services, as compared to the beginning of the pandemic?

Do you feel you have successfully adapted to providing telehealth services, as compared to the beginning of the pandemic (March 2020)?

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