HealthTech Resilience Only in an Emergency

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Published: April 20, 2020

The health and safety of staff, and customers, during this time is paramount. For medical services like dental practices, it can be difficult to turn people away in an emergency, but Medicross turned to a screening process to help alleviate the pressure. Patients were asked to send images or videos of their problems or have one-on-one consults to ascertain if face-to-face consults were necessary.

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