Carl I. Schulman
Papers
3
Total Citations
83
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About
Carl I. Schulman is a pioneering researcher in the application of telemedicine and telepresence technology to trauma and acute surgical care. His work focuses on improving team dynamics, communication, and clinical workflows in high-stakes environments such as the trauma intensive care unit (TICU) and the operating room (OR). Schulman’s major contributions include demonstrating how telemedical robots can enhance teamwork during patient rounds and assessing the usability and user satisfaction of telepresence systems in urban Level 1 trauma centers. His most-cited paper, “Utilizing Telemedicine in the Trauma Intensive Care Unit: Does It Impact Teamwork?” (2015, 39 citations), examines the effect of robotic telepresence on clinician attitudes, behaviors, and cognitions. Further studies, such as “Usability of Telepresence in a Level 1 Trauma Center” (2013, 26 citations) and “Surgical telepresence: the usability of a robotic communication platform” (2012, 18 citations), evaluate the feasibility and acceptance of remote physician presence in real surgical cases. Schulman’s work is notable for bridging the gap between technology and clinical practice, offering innovative solutions to workforce shortages and resource limitations in trauma care.
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Top Papers
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- 2Usability of Telepresence in a Level 1 Trauma Center26 citations · 2013
- 3Surgical telepresence: the usability of a robotic communication platform18 citations · 2012