Medical car for online service

Photo taken in Sendai on Nov. 30, 2023, shows the interior of a medical car set to be introduced in areas of the northeastern Japan city, from early 2024, that have a shortage of doctors. The vehicle allows nurses on-board to send electrocardiogram and other patient data taken inside the car to remotely located doctors for diagnosis and treatment.

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Medical car for online service

Photo taken in Sendai on Nov. 30, 2023, shows the interior of a medical car set to be introduced in areas of the northeastern Japan city, from early 2024, that have a shortage of doctors. The vehicle allows nurses on-board to send electrocardiogram and other patient data taken inside the car to remotely located doctors for diagnosis and treatment.

Medical car for online service

Photo taken on Nov. 30, 2023, shows a medical car set to be introduced in areas of Sendai, northeastern Japan, from early 2024, that have a shortage of doctors. The vehicle allows nurses on-board to send electrocardiogram and other patient data taken inside the car to remotely located doctors for diagnosis and treatment.

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