How a Telehealth Partnership is Expanding Critical Care for Newborns
- Amid a maternal and infant care crisis brewing in rural America, some hospitals are banding together to ensure vital access to care is not disrupted. One of the key tools being used to enhance care access is telehealth. More than half of rural counties have no hospital-based obstetrical services, resulting in more than 50 percent of rural women traveling more than 30 minutes to the...
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