Background Pediatric emergency telemedicine consultations have been shown to provide
support to community emergency departments treating critically ill pediatric patients …

Background: Rural and community emergency departments (EDs) often receive and treat
critically ill children despite limited access to pediatric expertise. Increasingly, pediatric …

Objective Although there is growing evidence regarding the utility of telemedicine in
providing care for acutely ill children in underserved settings, adoption of pediatric …

Introduction The receipt of remote clinical care for children via telecommunications (pediatric
telemedicine) appears to improve access to and quality of care in US emergency …

Objective The aim of this study was to review current literature relating to telemedicine in
pediatric emergency medicine including its clinical applications and challenges associated …

Background: Pediatric emergency telemedicine has the potential to improve the quality of
pediatric emergency care in underserved areas, reducing socioeconomic disparities in …

Objective: A disparity in access to health care exists between rural and urban areas.
Although 21% of children in the United States live in rural areas, only 3% of pediatric …

Introduction The impact of telemedicine on the access and quality of paediatric emergency
care remains largely unexplored because most studies to date are focused on adult …

Objectives: To compare the appropriateness of hospital admission in eight rural emergency
departments among a cohort of acutely ill and injured children who receive telemedicine …

Background: Children often have difficulty accessing subspecialty care, and telemedicine
may improve access to subspecialty care, but information is lacking on how best to …