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Telemedicine
This document provides an overview of telemedicine, including its origins, definitions, types, equipment, staffing, benefits, and future directions. Telemedicine allows for the delivery of healthcare services via technology where distance is a factor, including video conferencing between patients and doctors, monitoring patient vitals remotely, and transferring medical data between hospitals. It has various applications like tele-radiology, cardiology, and psychiatry. Establishing telemedicine departments requires equipment like telescopes, ECG machines, digital cameras, and IT infrastructure. Staff typically include doctors, technicians, and administrators. Telemedicine provides benefits like increased access to expertise, cost savings, and opportunities for education and research. Its future expansion may include more robotics and remote
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- 3. CONTENTS • Introduction • Aim •Objective • Function • Types Of Telemedicine • Location And Layout • Equipment • Staffing • Benefits Of Telemedicine Department • Future Of Telemedicine
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- 5. ORIGIN OF TELEMEDICINE ScienceFiction in 1924
- 6. FATHER OF TELEMEDICINE Dr.Jay Sanders MD President and CEO of The Global Telemedicine Group First setup of telemedicine Boston Logan Airport to Massachusetts General Hospital 1967
- 7. Definition by WHO Deliveryof healthcare services, where distance is a critical factor, by all healthcare professionals using information and communication technology for exchange of valid information for diagnosis, treatment and prevention of diseases and injuries, research and evaluation, and for continuing education of healthcare providers, all in the interests of advancing the health of individuals and their communities.
- 8. TELEMEDICINE IN INDIA •One of the oldest known Telecardiology systems for Teletransmissions of ECGs was established in Gwalior, India in 1975 at GR Medical college • The first Ayurveda telemedicine center was established in India in 2007 by Dr.Partap Chauhan, Director of Jiva Ayurveda
- 9. AIM To deliver specializedmedical care and advice with in reach of patient at distant places
- 10. OBJECTIVES • To providespecialized medical advice • To monitor patient condition • To guide other medical staff about treatment procedure • Share patient data among institutions for research purpose
- 11. FUNCTIONS • Video Conferencingbetween patient and specialist doctors • Video conferencing between different specialist and other healthcare professionals • Monitoring patient vitals and statistics in ICU’s • Security in data connection • Transfer of Patient’s medical data among hospitals • Storage of information
- 12. TYPES OF TELEMEDICINE 1.Interactivetelemedicine services 2.Specialist and primary care consultations 3.Store-and-forward telemedicine 4.Remote monitoring 5.Imaging services
- 13. LCD Monitor ECG- Machine Digitalcamera Digital Microscope Scanner Desktop PC Essential Equipment's
- 14. Necessary Equipment's Medical Equipment's i.Tele-Microscope ii. Tele-ECG Machine iii. Tele-Stethescope iv. X- RAY machine IT Equipment's i. X-ray Digitized Scanner ii. Photo-Scanner iii. Color Printers iv. Switches/Hub v. LED Displays Software i. Sanjeevani ii. Mercury iii. OTRI iV. IDSP student V. Telivital
- 15. LOCATION Can be locatedat any non prime location away from the patient traffic near to communication system satellite LAYOUT • Reception • Telemedicine conference hall • Telemedicine library • Cafeteria • Restrooms
- 16. STAFFING • Head ofthe department • Consultant • Network manager • Program manager • Web developer • Telemedicine technician • Telephone attendant
- 17. BENEFIT OF TELEMEDICINE 1.Windowto expertise care 2.Economic for hospital and patient 3.Reduce the stress in patient and relatives 4.Save travel time of specialist and patient 5.Good for education and research purpose
- 18. Example Of TelemedicineExpansion In India 2003 2007 2011
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- 20. Robotics Remote Surgery LiveMonitoring via Cell Phones FUTURE OF TELEMEDICINE DEPARTMENT