This talk was presented at the 2018 SAGES Meeting/16th World Congress of Endoscopic Surgery by Gordon G Wisbach during the Tele Us: Mentoring, Consultation, and Surgery on April 11 2018
Keyword(s): adverse events, ADVISOR Program, Army, ARTEMIS, bandwidth, battlefield, burn centers, Camp Pendleton, cellulitis, central line, civilian, combat trauma, cost, critical care surgeon, CT scan, da Vinci robot, E.R., emergency room, expertise, experts, femur fractures, freeze dried plasma, funding, helicopter transport, ICU, insurance, intensive care unit, Intuitive, licensing, MASH unit, medic, medivac, military, Navy Medical Center, patient satisfaction, point of injury, quality improvement program, readiness, resources, robotics, rollover, rural hospital, rural surgery, rural trauma care, special operations, special ops, subspecialists, team, technology, telehealth, telemedicine, telementoring, telepresence, telesurgery, trauma care, U.S.S. Mercy, value, Vietnam War, virtual health
Telemedicine among burn centers in U.S.–4:52 J Burn Care Res 2012
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