Telemedicine is no longer limited to the caregiver-patient relationship: it now permeates research, initial and continuing education, and paves the way for new practices such as tele-ultrasound and tele-surgery, inherited from space innovations.
This round table will offer a comprehensive overview of these uses and demonstrate how these developments rely on the state of technological art: robust digital infrastructures, decreasing processing costs, the rise of computing power, and the increasing maturity of connected tools.
