WFU School of Medicine awarded $4.4 million PCORI grant to study telehealth

Telehealth experienced a boom during Covid-19. Researchers at Wake Forest University School of Medicine will help figure out how to best incorporate telehealth in routine care in a post-pandemic landscape.

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