Herbert J. Rogove

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Total Citations

179

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About

Herbert J. Rogove is a pioneering figure in telemedicine, whose work has fundamentally shaped the integration of remote care into acute and critical medicine. His research focuses on identifying and dismantling the barriers to telemedicine adoption, particularly in high-stakes environments like emergency departments and intensive care units. Rogove’s landmark 2011 study, "Barriers to Telemedicine: Survey of Current Users in Acute Care Units," with 179 citations, remains a cornerstone reference. It uniquely captured the real-world perspectives of active telemedicine users, revealing that motivational factors—such as clinician buy-in and workflow integration—were as critical as technological hurdles. This work provided an evidence-based roadmap for hospitals seeking to implement sustainable telemedicine programs. Beyond this seminal paper, Rogove has contributed to advancing remote presence systems, demonstrating how telemedicine can extend specialist expertise to underserved areas. His research has not only informed clinical practice but also shaped health policy, making him a key voice in the movement toward equitable, technology-enabled critical care.