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Yikeun Kim1,2, Sung Chul Bae1, Yoo-Seong Song2
1Department of Biomedical Engineering, Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology, Ulsan, Republic of Korea.
Abstract:
In-flight medical emergencies occur at an average of 127 incidents per one million passengers, without of physicians present at 41.1%. In response, telehealth can play a crucial role in swiftly addressing these emergencies. Adequate internet speed and appropriate latency are necessary for this purpose, alongside the importance of documenting such emergencies to enhance the efficiency of medical services. In-flight telehealth directly benefits passengers, airlines, and volunteered medical professionals. Furthermore, it presents an opportunity for innovative business models, offering new prospects for insurance companies and telecommunications providers.
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