The COVID-19 global pandemic is bringing to a boil a number of U.S. healthcare issues that have been simmering for years.
Chief among them is limited critical care capacity and resources. The emergence of COVID-19 is not only highlighting demand-supply issues, it is heightening the impact of the gaps.
Virtual strategies offer health leaders a path forward with both immediate and longer-term benefits.
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