Table 2 Summary of publications in chronological order
From: Quality indicators of telemedical care offshore—a scoping review
Authors | Year | Title | Country | Type of research | Aim |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Mika F. et al. [25] | 2007 | Development of a Post-Graduate Qualification Course in Telemedicine and Telepharmacy for Physicians in Offshore Oil and Gas Industry | USA | Conference proceeding | Background information on a qualification course in telemedicine and telepharmacy for offshore oil and gas installations. |
Webster K. et al. [19] | 2008 | A low-cost decision support network for electrocardiograph transmission from oil rigs in the North Sea | UK | Test report | Analysis of feasibility and effect of a low-cost ECG-telemedicine device on offshore oil installations. |
Ponsonby W. et al. [3] | 2009 | Offshore industry: medical emergency response in the offshore oil and gas industry | Netherlands | Literature review, Summary of current practice | Literature review to define challenges of Medical Emergency Response, gives examples of legal requirements, and summarize current practices in the oil and gas industry. |
Fernandes A. et al. [23] | 2014 | Development of Telemedicine in Oil & Gas through the Capabilities Approach | Norway | Conference proceeding | Transfer of the Capability Approach within the concept of Integrated Operation onto the implementation and development of offshore telemedicine. |
Pelat F. et al. [26] | 2014 | Learning & benefits of well-defined and well-structured topside medical support in the offshore drilling industry based on 10 years of global experience with a large offshore drilling contractor | USA | Conference proceeding | Description and review of structuring “Topside Medical Support” on offshore drilling installations. |
Thorvik K. et al. [24] | 2014 | The future of telemedicine in Oil & Gas | Norway | Conference Proceedings | Report of a telemedicine prototype study to improve telecare offshore. |
Dubrowski A [17]. | 2015 | Simulation as a suitable education approach for medical training in marine and offshore industries: theoretical underpinning | Canada | Theoretical underpinning | Theoretical rationale for simulation as a concept for medical training for offshore and marine medical practitioners. |
Evjemo T. et al. [6] | 2015 | Telemedicine in Oil and Gas: Current status and potential improvements | Norway | Mixed method qualitative analysis | Identification and generalization of good practices, central challenges, and lessons learned of current telemedicine solutions in petroleum industry. |
Carius C. et al. [28] | 2016 | SOS auf Offshore-Plattform Sieben | Germany | Project report | Report of a telemedical emergency care concept for offshore wind turbines. |
Loddo M [4]. | 2017 | The maritime qualified emergency teledoctor in offshore areas | Germany | Magazine article, Statement | Progress report and lessons learned of an offshore medical control center. |
Landgraf P. et al. [18] | 2019 | Does Telemedical Support of First Responders Improve Guideline Adherence in an Offshore Emergency Scenario? A Simulator-Based Prospective Study | Germany | Prospective study | Simulator-based prospective study of quality of emergency response by telemedically supported non-professionals in comparison to medical professionals. |
Landgraf P [27]. | 2020 | Effects of Telemedical Support on Quality of Emergency Information Retrieval Considering Offshore Wind Power Infrastructure | Germany | Doctoral thesis | Simulator-based prospective study of quality of emergency response by telemedically supported non-professionals in comparison to medical professionals. |
Huzaini A. et al. [21] | 2020 | Exploring of Offshore Medical Emergency Response System Challenges in Oil and Gas Environment | Malaysia | Qualitative interviews | Exploration of challenges in the offshore medical emergency response system |
Vatsvåg V. et al. [20] | 2020 | Offshore telementored ultrasound: a quality assessment study | Norway | Quality assessment study | Assessment of feasibility and quality of telementored ultrasound in offshore setting |
Mastella G. et al. [22] | 2021 | Offshore telemedicine emergency service: a 1-year experience | Germany | pilot test project | Determination if telemedical emergency care offshore is possible in the North Sea |