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How Can Technology Improve Patient Outcomes?

Thomas Morrow, MD, chief medical officer at Next IT, discusses the future of patient care with the use of virtual health assistants.

Thomas Morrow, MD, chief medical officer at Next IT, discusses the future of patient care with the use of virtual health assistants.

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