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Listed among the Duke University collaborators on AHRQ-supported patient-generated health data work.[3]
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Jedrik Wosik is a physician whose documented work connects cardiology, clinical informatics, telehealth, and patient-generated health data. He was listed as a Duke cardiovascular disease fellow for 2020–2021, with the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia shown as his location. An American College of Cardiology page identifies him as an MD and as the author of guidance on providing telehealth services while he was a cardiology and clinical informatics Fellow in Training at Duke University and the Duke Clinical Research Institute. He was also listed among Duke collaborators on AHRQ-supported patient-generated health data work. The source uses both “Jedrik” and “Jedrek” spellings.
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Training includes A source identifies Jedrek Wosik, MD, as a cardiology and clinical informatics Fellow in Training at Duke University and the Duke Clinical Research Institute. The source spelling is Jedrek, while the supplied person name is Jedrik. (2020-2021), Listed in the Duke cardiovascular disease fellowship alumni roster as a Fellow for 2020-2021, with University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA shown as the location., Authored the article “Best Practices For Providing Telehealth Services.”, and Identified as holding an MD degree..
Explore education and trainingAs of 2021
As of 2021
Listed among the Duke University collaborators on AHRQ-supported patient-generated health data work.[3]