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"ref": "2017 October 26, Robbie Gonzalez, “Telemedicine is Forcing Doctors to Learn ‘Webside’ Manner”, in Wired, San Francisco, Calif.: Condé Nast Publications, →ISSN, →OCLC, archived from the original on 2021-11-07",
"text": "But more important than the technology, he says, is what clinicians in the field have taken to calling \"webside\" manner. It's a modern twist on bedside manner—a physician's ability to relate with a patient and convey their desire to help. […] \"Look, there's variation whether you see a clinician in person or whether you see them online, so I'm not saying in any way that telemedicine is less helpful than in-person visits, or that webside manner is worse than bedside manner,\" says UCSF pulmonologist Adams Dudley. \"But webside manner definitely requires more cooperation, and a different kind of cooperation, than bedside manner.\"",
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