Provider-to-provider telehealth for sepsis patients in a cohort of rural emergency departments.

Nicholas M MohrTracy YoungJ Priyanka VakkalankaKnute D CarterDan M ShaneFred UllrichAllison R SchuetteLuke J MackKatie DeJongAmanda BellMark PalsCarlos A CamargoKorilyn Sauser Zachrison Krislyn M BoggsAdam SkibbeMarcia M Ward

Published in: Academic emergency medicine : official journal of the Society for Academic Emergency Medicine (2023)

Tele-ED capability in a mature rural tele-ED network was not associated with decreased health care costs or improved clinical outcomes. Future work is needed to reduce rural-urban sepsis care disparities and formalize systems of regionalized care.

Keyphrases

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end stage renal disease
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septic shock
prognostic factors
patient reported outcomes
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