Harvard Medical School receives $600k for telemedicine research

Cape Canaveral, Fla.-based workforce medical services provider Comprehensive Health Services has donated $600,000 to the Harvard Medical School Department of Health Care Policy’s Telemedicine Research Fund and Health Care Markets and Regulation Lab in Boston.

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The department will use the donation to better understand and analyze the current practice of telemedicine to inform its growth, according to a statement from Harvard.

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