Association of physician-delivered virtual care near the end of life with healthcare use outcomes: A national population-based study of Canadians

Mohammed Rashidul Anwar(University of Toronto), Kieran L. Quinn(University of Toronto), Chaim M. Bell(Dana-Farber Cancer Institute), Asmita Bhattarai(University of Calgary), Peter Tanuseputro(University of Hong Kong), James Downar(University of Toronto), Aynharan Sinnarajah(Alberta Health Services), Nathan M. Stall(University of Toronto), John Knight(Memorial University of Newfoundland), Sandra Peterson(University of British Columbia), Hannah Chung(Institute for Clinical Evaluative Sciences), Thérèse A. Stukel(University of Toronto), Rabia Akhter(Sinai Health System)
PLoS ONE
June 3, 2025
10.1371/journal.pone.0324898
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