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Tele-Critical Care at 25 Years Old

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Erkan Hassan
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Transformational Views Consulting Group, Inc. , Clarksville, Maryland , United States

Abstract

This editorial reviews and reflects how the approach to Tele-critical care has changed from its first inception, through the COVID pandemic and into todays telemedicine world.

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