Abstract

This collection of articles explores the pivotal role of digital technologies in disaster management and healthcare. It highlights how telehealth, telemedicine, and mobile applications enhance rapid assessment, remote consultations, communication, and data collection during mass casualty incidents and broader emergencies. The reviews also underscore the impact of nursing informatics and technological advancements in forensic nursing, improving patient tracking, evidence collection, and overall response efficiency. Furthermore, the use of telepresence robots for remote support in hazardous areas is examined. These technologies collectively strengthen disaster preparedness, response capabilities, and ultimately, patient outcomes in crisis scenarios