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Mayo Clinic COVID-19 patients likely had better outcomes thanks to RPM | News from healthcareitnews.com

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Mayo Clinic COVID-19 patients likely had better outcomes thanks to RPM
The health system found that patients who received care at their facilities had lower observed mortality rates than the national average, and remote patient monitoring may have been one difference-maker.
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