Telehealth in otolaryngology is gaining popularity as a potential tool for increased access for
rural populations, decreased specialist wait times, and overall savings to the healthcare …

Purpose This systematic review describes and evaluates the current literature on remote
otological assessment using video-otoscopy with regards to reliability and potential …

Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19), a new infectious disease in humans, is
characterized by respiratory symptoms and human-tohuman transmission [1]. The number of …

Otitis media (OM) is one of the most common ear diseases in children and a common reason
for outpatient visits to medical doctors in primary care practices. Adhesive OM (AdOM) is …

Importance The number of innovations in health care based on the use of platforms, digital
devices, apps, and artificial intelligence has grown exponentially in recent years. When used …

The growing platformization of health has spurred new avenues for healthcare access and
reinvigorated telemedicine as a viable pathway to care. Telemedicine adoption during the …

Objective: The COVID-19 pandemic has introduced a period of social isolation that has
challenged the ability of providers to uphold in-person patient care. Although commonplace …

The existing global health crisis characterized by limited resources, including health
personnel, has prompted the adoption of telemedicine and telehealth, especially in the post …

Purpose Competent otoscopy is a key otolaryngology skill for a broad range of medical
careers, yet undergraduate's confidence to perform otoscopy is reported as low. Smartphone …

Objectives Otitis media is a common infection worldwide. Owing to the limited number of ear
specialists and rapid development of telemedicine, several trials have been conducted to …