How Virtual Care Can Help Improve Colorectal Cancer Screening & Surveillance

Update: 2021-03-03

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In honor of National Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month, host, Dr. Eric Shah discusses the recently updated ACG colorectal cancer screening guidelines that lower the age for routine colonoscopy screening from 50 to 45. Dr. Carol Burke and Dr. Jordan Karlitz join the conversation to provide insights on the role of Telehealth and virtual care in colorectal cancer screening, surveillance, coordinated care, genetic testing, and patient outreach.

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How Virtual Care Can Help Improve Colorectal Cancer Screening & Surveillance

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How Virtual Care Can Help Improve Colorectal Cancer Screening & Surveillance