Telemedicine: The next area of concern for medical malpractice
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Telemedicine: The next area of concern for medical malpractice

Farhin Lilywala
June 23, 2022
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A middle-aged man who uses telemedicine to listen to a doctor for medication.

The frequency of medmal claims related to telemedicine is expected to grow in the next one to three years as usage increases, and it becomes less a means to a specific end and more an ingrained part of seeing the doctor, sources said.

So far, there have been minimal claims related to telemedicine, but industry players are closely tracking it as a key concern in the medical malpractice space.

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