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Virtual Physician

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Virtual Physician
A term with a number of meanings, most generally a hypothetical inhabitant of cyberspace, who ‘lives’ in the Internet as an entity providing information ‘24/7’ on a person’s disease, types, cost-effectiveness, and outcomes of various diagnostic modalities and therapeutic options

virtual physician
A hypothetical inhabitant of the world of 'cybermedicine', who 'lives' in the Internet as an entity providing information '24/7' on a person's disease, types, cost-effectiveness, and outcomes of various diagnostic modalities, therapeutic options. See Telemedicine, Video consultation.


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