Antonina Argo

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Antonina Argo is a leading figure in forensic medicine and public health, whose work has been pivotal in reshaping healthcare delivery during crises. Her primary research areas include telemedicine, medicolegal ethics, and the intersection of digital health with pandemic response. Argo’s most notable contribution is her comprehensive literature review on the transformation of telehealth during the COVID-19 pandemic, which has garnered 7 citations and is widely recognized for its timely analysis of how Electronic Health Records accelerated patient care and disease surveillance. This work not only documented the rapid evolution of telemedicine but also proposed new frameworks for integrating remote care into standard practice, influencing both policy and clinical protocols. Beyond this, Argo has contributed to forensic pathology and the ethical implications of emerging technologies in medicine. Her research demonstrates a commitment to bridging technological innovation with patient safety and legal accountability. As a scholar, she continues to shape discussions on how healthcare systems can adapt to global emergencies, making her a vital voice for students and practitioners navigating the future of digital medicine.