Telemedicine & Telehealth in KS
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This document defines and compares telemedicine and telehealth. Telemedicine involves remote clinical services using telecommunications like videoconferencing, while telehealth includes additional remote services like home health monitoring. The document outlines clinics supported by telemedicine/telehealth, how accessibility has increased as technology has advanced, and current restrictions and pilots in Kansas. It describes how libraries can serve as telemedicine sites by providing private spaces meeting technical and assistance requirements.
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