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by gautam on August 14, 2006

As per Markella Kodoyanni:
This is the first time I've seen technology being used in this way to address a difficult communication problem between patient and doctors.
As of now only three hospitals are participating i.e. San Mateo Medical Center, San Joaquin General Hospital and Con- tra Costa Health Services. It is expected that two more Californian hospitals would become a member of the network in the coming months. Certainly this would make life easier for patients and doctors as earlier patients faced problems in explaining their problems and understanding advice from the doctor and avoid any mishappenings. This can certainly be termed as a blessing in disguise.
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