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29 May 2017
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Myth: The introduction of virtual visits means I won’t see my doctor anymore.
Fact: Face-to-face visits will remain a cornerstone of primary care, but sometimes an in-person visit isn’t required. According to research, patients who opt for virtual visits do so to save time, gain faster access to care and avoid a work absence. Virtual visits can also enable continuity of care for those in remote communities, requiring less travel.
Source: Virtual Visits in British Columbia: 2015 Patients Survey and Physician Interview Study
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