Giulio Perrone

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Giulio Perrone is a researcher whose work sits at the critical intersection of digital health, public health policy, and emergency medicine. His primary research areas include telemedicine, healthcare organization during crises, and the clinical application of Electronic Health Records (EHRs). Perrone’s most significant contribution is his timely analysis of how the Covid-19 pandemic catalyzed a permanent shift in healthcare delivery. His highly cited 2022 review, “Telehealth modulation and new proposals during the Covid-19 pandemic,” systematically examines how telemedicine evolved from a niche service into a frontline tool, demonstrating how EHRs accelerated the study and management of Covid-19 patients. This work, which has garnered 7 citations, serves as a foundational reference for understanding pandemic-era digital transformation. Beyond this, Perrone’s research consistently explores how healthcare systems can leverage technology to improve patient outcomes and operational resilience. His insights are particularly valuable for students and practitioners interested in the future of remote care, health informatics, and disaster preparedness. By documenting a pivotal moment in medical history, Perrone has helped shape the conversation around sustainable, tech-enabled healthcare models for the post-pandemic world.