United States:
New Jersey Proposes Allowing Patient–Provider Relationship To Be Established Remotely
15 February 2016
Jones Day
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S291, introduced on January 12, 2016, could
permit New Jersey licensed doctors to provide telemedicine services
to remote patients in the state. The bill would also allow
physicians to establish a professional relationship through
telemedicine, while upholding the same standard of care and
record-keeping requirements as in-person treatment.
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