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The maturation of virtual care requires moving beyond simply replicating in-person visits through video to developing purpose-built care models that leverage technology's unique capabilities while recognizing its limitations. Leading organizations are discovering that successful virtual care programs require thoughtful clinical protocol development, provider training and engagement strategies, appropriate patient selection criteria, and reimbursement approaches that support sustainable operations while maintaining quality standards. Join us to discuss:
What clinical protocols and care delivery models are proving most effective for virtual care across different specialties and patient populations?
How are healthcare organizations determining optimal patient selection criteria and integrating virtual care seamlessly with in-person services?
What operational practices, technology choices, and reimbursement strategies are enabling healthcare organizations to deliver high-quality, financially sustainable virtual care programs?