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Independent study found that most patients who were not satisfied with their current treatment recommendations made changes after getting a second opinion via telehealth. Patients are generally more at ease than ever seeking telemedicine assistance and care thanks to the pandemic's growth in telehealth. Virtual care prospects will continue to change traditional healthcare in 2023 and beyond because patients can use telehealth to have more access to specialists who can assist them address serious health concerns - regardless of their locations. At The Clinic by Cleveland Clinic, which offers virtual second opinions service and direct access to doctors, Gokce Sezgin is the head of marketing and patient liaisons. We spoke with Sezgin to find out how virtual second opinions have increased health equity and how the telehealth platform fits into clinical workflows and collects patient data in the background. Access to patient records can be extremely helpful in providing second opinions for medical diagnoses and treatment plans. Here are some ways in which access to patient records can assist with second opinions:
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