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ThomasJ
By providing more professional telephone and computer responses 24/7 to those with symptoms necessitating attention via telephone management. It would seem to be cost effective. No social policy is 100% effective, and there would need to be an adjustment period, but health providers could be required to serve in such capacities as part of their license obligations. Sorry to be so wordy.
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