APPLICATION OF TELEPRESENCE TECHNOLOGY IN PLASTIC SURGERY
Journal Title: INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF CLINICAL AND DIAGNOSTIC RESEARCH - Year 2015, Vol 3, Issue 5
Abstract
Telemedicine has various utilities including Tele education through telepresence technology. While the resident undergoing medical training it is imperative to guide him throughout his training period, this may not be possible practically. Through telepresence technology a teacher presence can be felt anytime. In emergency cases, it may not be possible for consultant to be available but through telepresence technology, consultant can guide from distant. Even in situation where consultant is out of the station, he/she can guide the resident through this technology. With consultant, other residents who are interested in the procedure can also participate and learn simultaneously. This article highlights the importance of telepresence technology in the training of resident in a medical school.
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