Abstract
Preparation and hospital development estimated an essential part of the policies and strategic purposes of healthcare in each government. Today, applications of management to reduce the burden of natural and technical disasters appear are very necessary. Objectives: The study aimed to review the major relevant articles in the case of the application of telemedicine for trauma injuries in disaster and military situations. Methods: Original clinical trials investigating the effects of telemedicine on trauma injuries published before April 2018 were aggregated, and used in this study. We search the scientific sources such as PubMed, MEDLINE, Wiley, EMBASE, ISI, and Scopus. The keywords that applied to identify these articles combined: Telemedicine, Mobile Health, Health, Mobile, mHealth, Telehealth, eHealth, Trauma, War, military, medicine, Wounds and Injuries, injuries. Results: The text of the articles and abstracts were examined from various aspects, the 21 articles were evaluated for quality, and then 10 papers entered in a systematic review. We found that the use of telemedicine in trauma injury, rural and the military is very helpful for high-quality trauma care; also the telemedicine and telephone consultations can be were demonstrated reducing the risk of physician-related medicine mistakes. The economic evaluation of telemedicine was demonstrated cost-saving and cost-effective of telemedicine consultations. We also realized the importance and practicable of telemedicine for improving rural trauma care. Conclusions: Ultimately, the telemedicine can help patients and health government organizations economically, the telemedicine consultations due to cost-saving and cost-effective. Further studies to evaluate the running of telemedicine need to abating the practical and high-efficiency method, that can be done everywhere and it's free from mistakes and defects.
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