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Instead, we focus mainly on acutecare.”. Another could be to use a registry or database to discover what patients have followedup on their chronic disease since, during COVID, many patients stopped visiting healthcare providers. Criticalthinking, notes Dolansky, focuses on making decisions for an individual patient.
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