Excited to share that UMMC's COE Principal Investigator, Dr. Yunxi Zhang's latest publication in npj Digital Medicine!
In this study, her and team analyzed Medicare data to examine the impact of telehealth use for primary care in Mississippi.
Findings suggest that the higher absolute costs observed among telehealth users likely reflect underlying healthcare needs, rather than being driven by telehealth utilization itself.
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