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Abstract

Telehealth is a critical solution for addressing the scarcity of forensic nursing expertise and resources in rural trauma care. It enhances access to specialized forensic assessments, counseling, and evidence collection for victims in remote areas. While facing challenges like infrastructure and digital literacy, telehealth offers a vital pathway to bridge geographic barriers and improve outcomes. Its applications extend to remote mental health support and specialized training for rural emergency nurses. Effective implementation demands careful consideration of adoption barriers, as well as crucial ethical and legal frameworks to ensure patient privacy and defensible care.