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Telehealth technology applications in speech-language pathology

Keck et al., 2014

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3283595378494176867
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Keck C
Doarn C
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Telemedicine and e-Health

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Introduction: Speech-language pathologists are anxious to adopt telehealth technologies but have encountered barriers such as limited reimbursement, state licensure laws, and medical information privacy laws. Moreover, speech-language pathologists are confronted …
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