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Emergency Telemedicine Section

By Robert Galli, M.D.; Hartmut Gross, M.D.; and Neal Sikka, M.D., Section Executive Committee Members | on January 1, 2012 | 0 Comment
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Why should I join? After collecting data on all the telemedicine systems used by EDs in the United States (and abroad, as available), the section plans to showcase systems in its quarterly newsletter. When there are questions about getting started, the section can provide expert resources to help resolve problems and troubleshoot. Need protocols? Chances are a fellow section member has already developed something, which might need minimal tweaking to be implemented by other systems. Running into roadblocks? Probably nothing that hasn’t already been encountered and resolved.

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ACEP News: Vol 31 – No 01 – January 2012

How do I join? Please contact ACEP now using your favorite telemedicine device (telephone, computer, tablet, etc.) and subscribe as a member. Call 800-798-1822, ext. 3161, or join online at www.acep.org/sections.

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