An Inttroductory Guide to Intetractive Videoconferencing
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  Introduction

Interactive videoconferencing is normally the combination of dedicated audio, video, and networking technology for real-time communication. It is commonly used by groups of people who gather in a specific setting, often a conference room, to communicate with other groups of people on a face to face basis. In health care, it is often used to provide direct patient care between a specialist and a patient when they are separated by considerable distance or to conduct other medical business in lieu of travel.

Stephen Sulzbacher
Introduction by Stephen Sulzbacher
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