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There's apparently something called Doctor on Demand, but I can't vouch to it's legitimacy.
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There's apparently something called Doctor on Demand, but I can't vouch to it's legitimacy.

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Well, every year at every medical school <i>somebody</i>graduates at the bottom of the class, and they need jobs too. &nbsp;It seems a safe bet that it's not board-certified MDs in lucrative practice doing this job.<br />
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Well, every year at every medical school somebodygraduates at the bottom of the class, and they need jobs too.  It seems a safe bet that it's not board-certified MDs in lucrative practice doing this job.
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<a href="https://blogs.skype.com/stories/2016/11/17/first-ever-known-surgery-skype-dr-david-nott/" rel="ugc">https://blogs.skype.com/stories/2016/11/17/first-ever-known-surgery-skype-dr-david-nott/</a><br />
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If there is any Skype adoption by Medical professions, Microsoft will let you know like the case above.
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https://blogs.skype.com/stories/2016/11/17/first-ever-known-surgery-skype-dr-david-nott/ [https://blogs.skype.com/stories/2016/11/17/first-ever-known-surgery-skype-dr-david-nott/]

If there is any Skype adoption by Medical professions, Microsoft will let you know like the case above.

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Does anyone know if this exists today?
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See a Medical Dr. (GP or Intern) via Skype

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