EPISODE · Jun 30, 2026 · 42 MIN
#76 - Pediatric Telemedicine That Actually Works: Dr. Mona Amin on Poppins, Social Media & Real Care
from Telemedicine Talks · host Dr. Leo Damasco, Pheobe Gutierrez, Dr. Mona Amin
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Dr. Leo Damasco and Phoebe Gutierrez welcome Dr. Mona Amin, as they discuss the power of pediatric telemedicine, bridging gaps in care, parent coaching, and how social media helped Dr. Mona build an authentic platform that reaches families nationwide.
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#76 - Pediatric Telemedicine That Actually Works: Dr. Mona Amin on Poppins, Social Media & Real Care
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