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Pamela Mendoza-Alonzo1, Jennifer Mendoza-Alonzo2
1Instituto de Ciencias Jurídicas, Universidad Austral de Chile, Puerto Montt, Chile.
Abstract:
Telemedicine has had a significant role during the outbreak of COVID-19. The experience in the United States has shown advantages and some challenges that need to be addressed to include telemedicine as an established part of the health system. This article aims to determine the United States' main challenges, associating them with the Chilean reality. In this study, we classify the barriers and difficulties for telemedicine into three areas: accessibility, cyber security, and medical liability.We argue that Chile will have to deal with similar obstacles to include telemedicine as a regular health service for the entire population.
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