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. 2023 Apr 4;29(4):625–632. doi: 10.1089/tmj.2022.0103

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Fig. 1. — The prototype RDHRS disaster telehealth system workflow for connecting bedside clinicians with remote disaster specialists through a trained telehealth coordinator. (1) A bedside clinician caring for disaster victims contacts the regional MEOC to request disaster specialist consultation. (2) A telehealth coordinator receives the consult request, and guides the bedside clinician through telehealth application installation, platform access, and entry into a virtual room. (3) The telehealth coordinator then triages the requested consult to an available RDHRS teleconsultant from a regional or national pool of preregistered, licensed volunteer medical specialists with relevant expertise. (4) Finally, the telehealth coordinator directs the RDHRS teleconsultant into the virtual room with the bedside clinician to initiate the video consultation. MEOC, medical emergency operations center; RDHRS, Regional Disaster Health Response System.