

#26: VTE and Telemedicine
Jun 1, 2022
Guest
Isla McKerrow Johnson
Guest
Joseph Shatzel

Guest
Chris Davis
Guest
Thomas G. DeLoughery
Guest
Andrew Hamilton
Guest
Tovah Kohl
Guest
Sven Olson
Isla McKerrow Johnson and Joseph Shatzel, co-authors of groundbreaking research on travel-associated venous thromboembolism (VTE), share insights on the risks of long-distance travel and tips for prevention, including the use of compression stockings. Sven Olson, Tovah Kohl, Andrew Hamilton, and Thomas G. DeLoughery delve into how telemedicine is revolutionizing wilderness healthcare, discussing tech's role in enhancing safety and accessibility in remote settings. Chris Davis emphasizes the balance between technology and the wilderness experience, highlighting innovations like drones in healthcare delivery.
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1 2 3 4 5 6
Intro
00:00 • 4min
Travel and Venous Thromboembolism Risks
03:50 • 20min
The Intersection of Wilderness Medicine and Telehealth
23:29 • 5min
Balancing Technology and Wilderness Experience
28:38 • 2min
Telemedicine Meets Wilderness Medicine
30:42 • 7min
Telemedicine and Wilderness Healthcare Innovation
37:41 • 12min