Fifth generation (5G) mobile communication technology can enable novel healthcare
applications and augment existing ones. However, 5G-enabled healthcare applications …

Over the past decades, continuous technological advances and the availability of novel
therapies have enabled treatment of more acute medical conditions than ever before. Many …

Various technologies have been designed and developed to support communication and
coordination between the field and hospital during a medical emergency. The usability …

Objectives Prior to COVID-19, levels of adoption of telehealth were low in the US, though
they exploded during the pandemic. Following the pandemic, it will be critical to identify the …

We describe the largest‐to‐date single‐center implementation of tele‐epilepsy. Beginning in
2017, all patients at a single tertiary care academic epilepsy center were offered the option …

Abstract Purpose of Review To summarize evidence for the feasibility and the efficacy of
mobile stroke units (MSUs) and telemedicine in the field to reduce time delays in offering …

Stroke is a complex, time-sensitive, medical emergency that requires well functioning
systems of care to optimise treatment and improve patient outcomes. Education and training …

Objectives Early warning scores are clinical tools capable of identifying prehospital patients
with high risk of deterioration. We sought here to contrast the validity of seven early warning …

Emergency medical services (EMS) teams are first responders providing urgent medical
care to severely ill or injured patients in the field. Despite their criticality, EMS work is one of …

Background The number of mobile stroke programmes has increased with evidence,
showing they expedite intravenous thrombolysis. Outstanding questions include whether …