Telemedicine intensive care unit (Tele-ICU) programs entail command centers staffed with
intensivists and critical care nurses who electronically aid with and deliver real-time …

Tele-intensive care units (T-ICU) aim at making available critical care capabilities remotely,
using technology. Worldwide, there is an acute shortage of intensivists. a Apollo …

Background To describe the influence of COVID-19 caseload surges and overall capacity in
the intensive care unit (ICU) on mortality among US population and census divisions …

Before the pandemic, ICU telemedicine centers evolved to remove barriers to critical care
specialist-directed care, support critical care delivery by providers who are not critical care …

The COVID-19 pandemic exposed multiple pre-existing frailties in healthcare systems
including the shortage of critical care services and equipment in Low-and Middle-Income …

Background Most telemedicine modalities have limited ability to enhance procedural and
operative care. We developed a novel system to provide synchronous bidirectional expert …

Telehealth support can rapidly and significantly increase access to healthcare. For example,
during the COVID-19 pandemic, telehealth not only supported patients with COVID …

Surgical science has driven innovation and inquiry across adult and pediatric disciplines
that provide critical care regardless of location. Surgically originated but broadly applicable …

The first form of “Tele-intensive care unit (ICU),” or “Tele-Critical Care (TCC),” consisted of 2-
way audio-video communication to provide remote consultations to providers of critically ill …

In 2020, Mayo Clinic established an Advanced Care at Home (ACH) program. ACH is a
virtual hybrid hospital‐at‐home (HaH) program that combines telemedicine with in‐home …