Stefania Zerbo

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Stefania Zerbo is a researcher whose work sits at the critical intersection of public health, digital innovation, and forensic science. Her primary research areas include telemedicine, healthcare organization during crises, and the application of digital health records. Zerbo’s most notable contribution is her timely literature review on the transformation of telehealth during the Covid-19 pandemic, which has garnered 7 citations and provides a foundational analysis of how the pandemic forced a rapid, global reorganization of healthcare delivery. In this work, she systematically examines how electronic health records became essential tools for accelerating the study of Covid-19 patients, supporting clinical decision-making under unprecedented pressure. By mapping the evolution of telemedicine areas during the crisis, Zerbo offers a crucial roadmap for future healthcare resilience. Her research is particularly valuable for students and practitioners interested in how digital health technologies can be rapidly deployed in emergency settings. Through her focused analysis, Zerbo has established herself as a thoughtful commentator on the intersection of technology and public health, highlighting both the challenges and opportunities that arise when healthcare systems are forced to innovate under duress.