Objective: Management of the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic has required social distancing requirements and personal protective equipment shortages, which have forced hospitals to modify patient care rounds. We describe our process developing telemedicine rounds to maintain synchronous, multidisciplinary, pediatric intensive care...

By RYAN L. DESANTI, DIANE H. BROWN, SUSHANT SRINIVASAN, TOM BRAZELTON, MICHAEL WILHELM

Objective: Mental illness continues to rise in the United States, burdening a healthcare system set to dive further into a shortage of mental health practitioners. The effects of this are already being felt in many rural areas, which are all too frequently understaffed to address the mental health concerns of their populations. To further compound ...

By CALVIN T. SCHAFFER, PREETI NAKRANI, PAUL A. PIRRAGLIA

Introduction: The SARS-CoV-2 (COVID-19) coronavirus pandemic has changed lifestyles, work styles and, of course, training and teaching. Objective: To evaluate the telematic training of the subject of family medicine at the University of Castilla la Mancha. Methods: it was proposed to implement a methodology of telematic classes, allowing the studen...

By PEDRO J. TARRAGA LOPEZ, LOURDES NAVARRO SANCHEZ, IBRAHIM M. SADEK

Introduction: Telemedicine is a developing technology in the Indian healthcare sector. The success of any new technology depends on factors such as knowledge, perception, and willingness of users and professionals to engage it. This study assessed the knowledge, perception, and willingness of healthcare students to use telemedicine. Materials and m...

By PRATEEK MALHOTRA, ANANDHI RAMACHANDRAN, RUBY CHAUHAN, DISHA SONI, NUPUR GARG