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Review
. 2019 Jan 21:2019:2102156.
doi: 10.1155/2019/2102156. eCollection 2019.

Telemedicine and Cardiology in the Elderly in France: Inventory of Experiments

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Telemedicine and Cardiology in the Elderly in France: Inventory of Experiments

A A Zulfiqar et al. Adv Prev Med. .

Abstract

Telemedicine is now in vogue, allowing through computer and communication tools to be deployed in the field of health, such as cardiology, area in which it has shown interest, in international studies. As the population ages, older people are increasingly concerned with this innovative practice. We take a look at telemedicine projects in France concerning the elderly, in the field of cardiology.

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