Post COVID-19 Best Practices for the ASC on Operations and Endoscope Technology
As endoscopists look to re-open their practices in the wake of COVID-19, practice leaders from Ohio Gastroenterology Group – one of the state's largest and leading providers – share their insights and key learnings in re-opening all their ASC locations, as well as their early experiences with a new, differentiated endoscopy imaging platform that's helping them get back on track. This webinar is presented by Dr. Bruce Hennessy and Dr. Raghuram Reddy from Ohio Gastroenterology Group.
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