Maritime Health Onboard - Treatment Pathways IMHF Expert Panel Consensus Statement.

The result of the workshop is a set of consensus statements on the general principles of development of the future treatment pathways, Results reflect the need for further tuning of the existent treatment pathways or creating new ones, considering their development in the digital format.

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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.5603/imh.104147
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Maritime Navigation and Safety
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Abstract

The result of the workshop is a set of consensus statements on the general principles of development of the future treatment pathways, Results reflect the need for further tuning of the existent treatment pathways or creating new ones, considering their development in the digital format.

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