Telehealth is playing a critical role in enhancing emergency response capabilities in South Korea, particularly in the context of health crises such as the COVID-19 pandemic. By providing rapid access to healthcare services, telehealth allows patients to receive timely assessments and interventions, reducing the burden on emergency departments and healthcare facilities.

During health emergencies, telehealth platforms can facilitate triage and remote consultations, enabling healthcare providers to assess patients' conditions without requiring them to visit a hospital. This not only minimizes the risk of spreading infections but also ensures that healthcare resources are allocated efficiently.

Additionally, telehealth can support public health initiatives by enabling real-time communication between healthcare providers and public health authorities. This collaboration is essential for monitoring outbreaks, disseminating information, and coordinating responses to health crises. For more insights into the role of telehealth in emergency response in South Korea, visit South Korea Telehealth Market.