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Side by side online: A comparison of seven virtual medical care services

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Wednesday 18 November 2020, 12:24 PM
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Big fish and minnows are chasing New Zealanders willing to try new virtual healthcare options

Martin Johnston sizes up some virtual general practice care options available to Kiwi patients and the GPs who treat them

Two virtual general practice services started in October and a third is set to go this month. Online healthcare, delivered to the patient’s choice of
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