Characteristics of study participants.

<div><p>Purpose</p><p>Sepsis is a leading cause of hospitalization and death in the United States, and rural patients are at particularly high risk. Telehealth has been proposed as one strategy to narrow rural-urban disparities. The objective of this study was to understand w...

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Main Author:	Nicholas M. Mohr (9975773) (author)
Other Authors:	Kimberly A.S. Merchant (21169031) (author), Brian M. Fuller (12879383) (author), Brett Faine (17449929) (author), Luke Mack (18500009) (author), Amanda Bell (6167345) (author), Katie DeJong (12614205) (author), Edith A. Parker (3815350) (author), Keith Mueller (21169034) (author), Elizabeth Chrischilles (3448571) (author), Christopher R. Carpenter (12936317) (author), Michael P. Jones (7512287) (author), Steven Q. Simpson (9665649) (author), Marcia M. Ward (6736688) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Medicine Biotechnology Evolutionary Biology Cancer Infectious Diseases provide surge capacity particularly high risk modified grounded theory limited potential benefits facilitate interhospital transfer rural emergency departments rural emergency department sepsis diagnostic uncertainty ed hub physicians many barriers existed interviewed 27 participants staff use provider xlink "> sepsis qualitative interview study xlink "> tele ed care changes xlink "> ed use qualitative study rural providers narrow rural sepsis treatment sepsis care provider scope provider reluctance provider consultation ed network ed care delivers provider rural patients urban disparities united states time education small teams single tele one strategy leading cause inexperienced providers increased severity identify themes february 15 complex comorbidities
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