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Question: Among hospitals with obstetrical services, does clinical collaboration with telemedicine reduce the number of very low birth weight infants born in hospitals without NICUs?
Question type: Intervention
Study design: Observational
Investigators from the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) assessed the impact of their perinatal telemedicine outreach program, Telemedicine Outreach Utilizing Collaborative Health-care (TOUCH). Nine community hospitals participated in the program; 4 of these hospitals had a NICU. The program was conducted using telemedicine and consisted of twice-weekly obstetrical census rounds, 24/7 access to obstetrical and neonatal telemedicine consultations, thrice-weekly neonatal rounds, and thrice-weekly interactive video education conferences for obstetrics and pediatrics. …
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