PROSPECTS FOR ORGANIZING MEDICAL SERVICES ON THE BATTLEFIELD USING DRONES AND TELEMEDICINE

Yoqubov Sardor Ixtiyor o’g’li

Authors

Yoqubov Sardor Ixtiyor o’g’li Public Safety University of the Republic of Uzbekistan Senior Lieutenant

Keywords:

Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs), telemedicine, emergency medicine, combat medicine, medical assistance, remote diagnostics, technology integration.

Abstract

Providing rapid and effective medical assistance during combat is essential, though often complicated by limited resources and high risks to medical personnel. Modern technologies, such as Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) and telemedicine, offer new opportunities to enhance medical support in combat zones and emergency situations. This article analyzes the utilization of drones and telemedicine in conflict and emergency areas, examining their effectiveness, advantages, limitations, and the prospects for integrating these technologies. Furthermore, the study draws upon data from scientific articles, reports, and practical case studies regarding UAVs and telemedicine.

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