Telemedicine - Telemedicine Applications
Digital health
The life sciences and healthcare industry is on the brink of a major change, where the future is defined by radically interoperable data, open but secure platforms and guided care.
As the results of international reports show, there is strong pressure to reduce costs, while at the same time, it is estimated that by 2030, there will be a shortage of healthcare workers of 18 million people.
Despite these conflicting pressures testing national healthcare systems, the evolution of other market sectors through technology is also creating increased expectations in the healthcare sector to provide improved and personalised experiences for users of healthcare services.
All the more so when personalisation belongs to groups who are remotely employed in difficult circumstances in places where care has not risen to the levels it should. Islanders and outlying centres are typical examples. The outlying centres lead a difficult and isolated life, which puts a greater strain on the mental and physical resources of their populations. They are deprived of most aspects of evolution, which the people of the centres take absolutely natural and always for granted.
Thus “Asθenis” corporate member of the Spirit World Group now enters dynamically with a technological progressive solution in the field of tele-rehabilitation & telemedicine in collaboration with important arms of public and private health institutions.
TELEMEDICINE APPLICATIONS
Today, the development of telemedicine has a wide range of applications in the medical & paramedical sector.
Teleradiology
Refers to the transmission of radiological images from one point to another for diagnosis and advice
Tele-therapy
Tele-therapy, which is the transfer of rehabilitation services through telecommunications and the internet. Most recovery is already divided into two categories: clinical assessment and clinical treatment. The former assesses the patient's health status, while the latter assesses the required service provision. Areas of this method are: occupational therapy, speech therapy, neuropsychology and physiotherapy.
Tele-acoustology
Tele-acoustology, which is the field that uses technology to provide remote patients with the necessary medical services of audiology, i.e. everything related to the diagnosis and treatment of the ears.
Tele-cardiology
Tele-cardiology is the field of transmission of cardiology tests, which can be transmitted by telephone and wireless networks for diagnostic/consulting purposes
Tele-nursing
Tele-nursing, which refers to the use of telecommunications and information technology, where the necessary nursing services are provided remotely to the patient, based on the prescribed treatment of the attending physician.
Telepathology
The transmission of pathology tests from one site to another for diagnosis and advice
Tele-dentistry
Uses telecommunication technologies for the diagnosis, treatment of the denture and oral cavity for patients who do not have direct contact with the dentist.
Tele-pharmacy
The service that provides remote patients with their required medication supply and treatment. It involves the monitoring of the prescription via teleconference or video-conference
Telemedicine
Telemedicine, thanks to which it is possible to connect two surgeries together to perform a surgical procedure
Tele-education
Tele-education, which essentially meets the needs of the active medical and paramedical workforce for continuous updating in various areas of medical science
Tele-ophthalmology
Another branch of telemedicine. This service can provide the necessary diagnosis and treatment remotely, using medical equipment, of course.
The targeting
Savings in examination, patient transport and health system management costs
Reducing the geographical and physical isolation of patients
Facilitating and upgrading the continuing education of medical staff
Modernisation of the working environment of medical staff with the use of modern technology (electronic medical records)
Direct communication between doctors, regardless of their place of residence, to exchange views and deal with emergencies
Improve everyday research by providing quick and immediate access to new information and knowledge
Broad coverage of medical cases and the possibility of specialist advice abroad, which would otherwise not be possible
This pilot effort can be used as a guide for further development of hybrid health service models in the future to increase access to specialized health centers with cost-effective strategies. In addition, it will provide an opportunity to collect data and extract relevant information that advances scientific, multidisciplinary research in cardiovascular diseases.
Users, Stakeholders and Beneficiaries
Citizens in remote areas will benefit by reducing the risks of death, hospital readmissions and improving functional status, quality of life, mood and medication adherence. This innovation will provide an opportunity to collect data that advances scientific multidisciplinary research in cardiovascular disease. The government will benefit by reducing hospital admissions and referrals to urban centers and by improving low-cost healthcare services.
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