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The 20 pages that link to Telemedicine, each with the reason it gives.

• Digital divideRelated: Connectivity and digital skills affect who can use remote health care.

• Electronic health recordRelated: Clinicians may consult EHR histories during remote visits and document care in the same record.

• Clinical medicineRelated: It changes the mode of clinical contact while retaining assessment and treatment of individuals.

• TelehealthNarrower topic: Telemedicine is the clinical-care subset of telehealth.

• Air ambulanceCompared with: Remote consultation can sometimes support local care without moving the patient by aircraft.

• Smart cityRelated: Connected urban services can extend access to health care beyond clinics.

• TelemetryRelated: Telemetry supplies measurements that may inform remote clinical care, but is not itself a care service.

• Scope of practiceRelated: Remote care raises questions about jurisdiction, professional authority, and permitted services.

• Internet accessRelated: Remote care depends on adequate connectivity for consultations and digital health tools.

• Information and communications technologyBroader topic: It uses ICT to connect patients and clinicians beyond the same physical location.

• Digital RevolutionBroader topic: Digital networks enabled medical consultation and monitoring beyond the clinic.

• Medical tourismCompared with: Remote consultations can cross borders without requiring patients to travel.

• Mobile healthRelated: Mobile devices let clinicians consult, assess, and follow up with patients remotely.

• Health informaticsRelated: It depends on informatics infrastructure for remote consultations, records, and monitoring.

• Technological convergenceRelated: It combines telecommunications, software, and clinical services in remote care.

• VideotelephonyRelated: Clinicians use video calls for consultations and follow-up care.

• Doctor's visitRelated: Remote consultations can provide evaluation and advice without an in-person appointment.

• WebcamRelated: Webcams support visual consultations and remote examination.

• Doctor's officeCompared with: Virtual appointments provide an alternative to an in-person office visit.

• Health lawRelated: Cross-border practice and standards of care complicate regulation of remote treatment.