April 26, 2023
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Asynchronous Healthcare Definitions and Use Cases

“Asynchronous Healthcare” means an exchange of information that does not occur in real-time, involving the secure collection and transmission of a patient’s medical information, education, and resources to support families or clinicians/providers including, but not limited to: clinical data, self-reported medical history/information, provider-to-provider consultations, peer support, patient instructions, and decision aids. Learn more about async healthcare and use cases. Published by the ATA Async Telehealth Special Interest Group

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