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The document summarizes a study visit to Odense, Denmark to learn about their MAST model for assessing telemedicine applications. It discusses Denmark's focus on addressing common societal challenges through telemedicine, including their rural areas and fewer hospital beds. Examples shown include the MAST model, patient briefcase for remote COPD monitoring, and telemedicine for wound assessment. The MAST model evaluates telemedicine's impact on metrics like morbidity, costs, and quality of life. While Denmark is advanced in integrated care through technology, the document notes their results are now aging given rapid digital advances.
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