Information Communication Options for Using the Medical System at the Point of First Care
Copyright (c) 2024 Surányi Zsolt Mihály, Ollári Viktor Szilárd
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Abstract
Effective casualty care is of crucial importance in combat and disaster relief operations, and medical systems deployed in the field provide a vital support to medical personnel. The integration of next-generation ICT technologies not only enhances the operational utility of medical systems, but also enables the provision of real-time, accurate and relevant metadata to augment the information produced by C2/C4ISR. By analysing the relevant literature and regulators, the necessity of merging these technologies will be highlighted, together with specific possible future opportunities for their application and development.
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