Telemedicine in Massachusetts: What Providers Need to Know
05 March 2015
Health Law Reporter
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Nathaniel M. Lacktman
Health Law Reporter
Partner Nathaniel Lacktman co-wrote an article for the Health Law Reporter with George Leehan and Sarah Sossong, “Telemedicine in Massachusetts: What Providers Need to Know,” on March 5, 2015. The article discusses how telemedicine can be utilized to address healthcare’s problems of access, coordination and efficiency.
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