Southern Philippines Medical Center (SPMC) provides teleradiology, telepsychiatry, and teleconsultation services to hospitals and clinics in remote areas of Mindanao using telemedicine technology. SPMC has implemented successful teleradiology programs at hospitals in Sulu and Ozamis City. They are expanding these services and exploring new telemedicine areas like telepsychiatry and tele-emergency. The presentation provides statistics on SPMC's teleradiology cases and discusses the benefits of telemedicine including increased access to care, reduced costs, and improved rural healthcare.
Teleradiology is a vital component of diagnostic medicine. With the progression of technology, there is an increasing need for specialised diagnostic services. This tool is expected to play a crucial role in providing these services to patients residing in remote areas. Several innovative and ingenious solutions resulting from technological advancements have revolutionised the healthcare industry, leading to a transformation of modern medicine.
I ,sree, from INDIA , am a Operations Head for 'Lalitha Foundation' which is a charitable trust for tribal and rural people in Andhra Pradesh, India.
Our Mission: The mission of the 'Lalitha Foundation' is to access to Modern technology for people with lack of health services in rural and tribal areas.
Priority areas addressed: Consultations with Expert Doctors through video - conference, Training for Primary Health Care.
Barriers and Challenges to Telecardiology Adoption in Malaysia Context IJECEIAES
Mainly in infrastructure deficient communities, telecardiology is considered as a complement to insufficient cardiac care. Telecardiology can reduce travelling and waiting time, enables information sharing in shorter time and facilitate care in rural and remote areas. A qualitative study examined the perspectives of health care providers: cardiologist and general physician and health care service receivers: patient and public towards telecardiology adoption. The barriers in telecardiology adoption were identified in this paper. It includes practicality of telecardiology, the need of education for staffs and administrators, ease of use, preferred face-to-face consultation, cost and confidentiality. Improvements can be done by the implementers based on this study in order to promote telecardiology successfully in Malaysia.
Barriers and Challenges to Telecardiology Adoption in Malaysia Context Yayah Zakaria
Mainly in infrastructure deficient communities, telecardiology is considered as a complement to insufficient cardiac care. Telecardiology can reduce travelling and waiting time, enables information sharing in shorter time and facilitate care in rural and remote areas. A qualitative study examined the perspectives of health care providers: cardiologist and general physician and
health care service receivers: patient and public towards telecardiology adoption. The barriers in telecardiology adoption were identified in this paper. It includes practicality of telecardiology, the need of education for staffs and administrators, ease of use, preferred face-to-face consultation,
cost and confidentiality. Improvements can be done by the implementers based on this study in order to promote telecardiology successfully in Malaysia.
Teleradiology is a vital component of diagnostic medicine. With the progression of technology, there is an increasing need for specialised diagnostic services. This tool is expected to play a crucial role in providing these services to patients residing in remote areas. Several innovative and ingenious solutions resulting from technological advancements have revolutionised the healthcare industry, leading to a transformation of modern medicine.
I ,sree, from INDIA , am a Operations Head for 'Lalitha Foundation' which is a charitable trust for tribal and rural people in Andhra Pradesh, India.
Our Mission: The mission of the 'Lalitha Foundation' is to access to Modern technology for people with lack of health services in rural and tribal areas.
Priority areas addressed: Consultations with Expert Doctors through video - conference, Training for Primary Health Care.
Barriers and Challenges to Telecardiology Adoption in Malaysia Context IJECEIAES
Mainly in infrastructure deficient communities, telecardiology is considered as a complement to insufficient cardiac care. Telecardiology can reduce travelling and waiting time, enables information sharing in shorter time and facilitate care in rural and remote areas. A qualitative study examined the perspectives of health care providers: cardiologist and general physician and health care service receivers: patient and public towards telecardiology adoption. The barriers in telecardiology adoption were identified in this paper. It includes practicality of telecardiology, the need of education for staffs and administrators, ease of use, preferred face-to-face consultation, cost and confidentiality. Improvements can be done by the implementers based on this study in order to promote telecardiology successfully in Malaysia.
Barriers and Challenges to Telecardiology Adoption in Malaysia Context Yayah Zakaria
Mainly in infrastructure deficient communities, telecardiology is considered as a complement to insufficient cardiac care. Telecardiology can reduce travelling and waiting time, enables information sharing in shorter time and facilitate care in rural and remote areas. A qualitative study examined the perspectives of health care providers: cardiologist and general physician and
health care service receivers: patient and public towards telecardiology adoption. The barriers in telecardiology adoption were identified in this paper. It includes practicality of telecardiology, the need of education for staffs and administrators, ease of use, preferred face-to-face consultation,
cost and confidentiality. Improvements can be done by the implementers based on this study in order to promote telecardiology successfully in Malaysia.
DQ 5-1Responses1. Telemedicine is the use of technology to com.docxelinoraudley582231
DQ 5-1
Responses
1. Telemedicine is the use of technology to communicate among health professions on the status of a patient’s health. It could include primary care or specialist referral services in which there is need to monitor a patient’s medical and health information. (Jonas & Kovners, 2015). This type of medicine transition patient care from the physician’s office to the patient’s home. Telemedicine holds the promise of being able to provide services to each population with the use of technology in the fields of both health care and communications. For those in remote regions of any state or province, video conferencing and distant consultation could be used to provide care over very large distances.
Describe how it is typically being used in either a rural or an urban setting at the present time.
In the rural setting, a telemedicine health care network consists of rural health care centers that are connected to regional hospitals through telecommunication/data technology and (telemedicine-enabled) medical equipment. The centers have medical personnel who help with doctor -patient interactions and medical examinations. The diagnosis and patient monitoring are all done remotely. (Ishfaq, R., & Raja, U., 2015).
For the setting you chose, what are telemedicine's overall strengths? What are its overall weaknesses?
The overall strengths in the rural setting is the ready assess to health care. The advantages of this include removal of transportation issues to major cities, reduction in cost of health care and the mere fact that health care is available to the people in the rural areas. The overall weakness will include the availability of enough health care centers to cater for the health needs of a community
Next, select an allied health profession and describe how telemedicine is now or could affect patient care in that field.
Laboratory testing is an integral part of any health care diagnosis and treatment therefore it is important to have quick and accurate laboratory results. Point-of-care testing(POCT) has been in existence for a long time and has been proven to be effective. The quick and convenient way of using POCT and the fact that it can be done anywhere is of great importance to many patients in rural areas. There is however the need for training to use the equipment accurately. Other areas of concern would be the weather conditions in the rural areas which could affect the efficacy of the reagents in the equipment.
Reference
Ishfaq, R., & Raja, U. (2015). Bridging the Healthcare Access Divide: A Strategic Planning Model for Rural Telemedicine Network. Decision Sciences, 46(4), 755-790. doi:10.1111/deci.12165 Retrieved on January 1, 2018 from https://lopes.idm.oclc.org/login?url=http://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&db=bth&AN=109115177&site=eds-live&scope=site
Jonas, S. and Kovner, A.R., 2015 “Health Care Delivery in the United States” Retrieved on January 1, 2018 from http://gcumedia.com/digital-resources/springe.
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Teleradiology is a branch of telemedicine in which telecommunication systems are used to transmit radiological images from one location to another. Interpretation of all noninvasive imaging studies, such as digitized x-rays, CT, MRI, ultrasound, and nuclear medicine studies, can be carried out in such a manner.
The first steps in teleradiology date back to 1929 when a medical image was transmitted via telegraph to a distant location
Implementation of Remote Health Monitoring in Medical Rural Clinics for Web T...Eswar Publications
The problem with limited numbers of physicians, nurses, and other healthcare providers is expected to exacerbate. Health
care must be as efficient as possible. This situation provides an opportunity for the application of telehealth clinics. It is time for organizations providing health care to objectively consider telehealth clinics. Information and communication technologies (ICTs) have great potential to address some of the challenges faced by both developed and developing countries in providing accessible, cost-effective, high-quality health care services. Telemedical clinics use ICTs to overcome geographical barriers, and increase access to healthcare services. This is particularly beneficial for rural and underserved communities in developing countries – groups that traditionally suffer from lack of access to health care. In this work we propose an equipped system with new technology to provide wide range of services in Telemedical clinics which facilitates the provision of medical aids from a distance. It is an effective solution for providing specialty healthcare in the form of improved access and reduced cost to the rural patients and the reduced professional isolation of the rural doctors. Telemedical clinics can enable ordinary doctors to perform extra-ordinary tasks.
Objective(s):
To streamline the process of hospital visits and minimize wait times for patients by using m-governence. A secondary objective was to improve transparency and accountability in the OPD’s
Achievements of the programme/project?
1. Following this initiative, patients no longer have to queue for appointments with doctors/ stand in line for registration and can take appointments from the comfort of their homes
2. The wait time to be seen by the doctor has drastically been cut down to less than 2 hour for the majority of the patients
3. In case the doctor is unavailable or there is change in schedule, an intimation by SMS is sent to the patients and appointments rescheduled
4. The token number sent as SMS remains the queue number which is displayed on electronic display boards in real time outside each doctor’s chamber.
5. The OPD area is dramatically less crowded leading to better ambience and staff response.
6. For the first time statistics on the number of patients waiting to be seen by a clinician/ specialty will be available to the government so that necessary policy changes can be made.
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In the rural setting, a telemedicine health care network consists of rural health care centers that are connected to regional hospitals through telecommunication/data technology and (telemedicine-enabled) medical equipment. The centers have medical personnel who help with doctor -patient interactions and medical examinations. The diagnosis and patient monitoring are all done remotely. (Ishfaq, R., & Raja, U., 2015).
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Next, select an allied health profession and describe how telemedicine is now or could affect patient care in that field.
Laboratory testing is an integral part of any health care diagnosis and treatment therefore it is important to have quick and accurate laboratory results. Point-of-care testing(POCT) has been in existence for a long time and has been proven to be effective. The quick and convenient way of using POCT and the fact that it can be done anywhere is of great importance to many patients in rural areas. There is however the need for training to use the equipment accurately. Other areas of concern would be the weather conditions in the rural areas which could affect the efficacy of the reagents in the equipment.
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SOUTHERN PHILIPPINES MEDICAL CENTER
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY (IT)
RESEARCH AND TRAINING INSTITUTE
FOR TELEMEDICINE Presented by:
Greg Candelario, Jr., MPA
2. TELEMEDICINE
Telemedicine is the use of telecommunication and information
technology to provide clinical health care from a distance.
It has been used to overcome distance barriers and to improve
access to medical services that would often not be consistently
available in distant rural communities.
It is also used to save lives in critical care and emergency situations.
3. Purpose
With the advent of technology, SPMC a
1,500 bed Hospital, Training and
Research Medical Center with highly
qualified technology and medical
experts is now expanding its wings in
the area of Telemedicine in Mindanao
and beyond.
The above aligns to SPMC’s vision as a world class service oriented medical
center along with the government’s Philippine Health Agenda (PHA) goals of
financial protection, better health outcomes and responsiveness.
4. • Sulu Provincial Hospital, Jolo, Sulu
• Pangutaran District Hospital, Sulu
• MHARS Medical Center, Ozamis
City
• Siargao Island, Surigao del Norte
(new client)
• LGU Hospitals, Samal Island
(potential client-presented to City Council)
TELERADIOLOGY
Telemedicine
Integrating Medicine, IT & Communication
• LGU - Borja Hospital ,
Cagayan de Oro
• LGU City Rehab, Mati,
Davao Oriental
TELEPSYCHIATRY
• Central 911 , Davao City
TELEEMERGENCY
• Davao Oriental Provincial
Hospital, Mati City
• BARMM – needs all of
the above (5 provinces)
TELEDERMATOLOGY
“DoctorOn Demand. Anytime, Anywhere.”
6. Teleradiology offers almost instantaneous viewing of
medical imaging results. This enables physician practices
& hospitals to provide better patient care, allowing them
to diagnose and treat a patient quicker and more
efficiently.
Faster Diagnostics
Teleradiology eliminates the necessity of radiologists to
travel where the patient image was captured. This
enables the radiologists to work from any remote
location. Cost will be saved on not having to employ a
full time in-house radiologist. And patients save money
on travel, food cost.
Reduces Cost
TeleRADIOLOGY Benefits
Teleradiology services give radiologist/physicians the
ability to collaborate and derive the best treatment
method for the patient. Second opinions can easily be
reached from a sub-specialist radiologist without having
to transfer the patient.
Improve Consultation
Many hospitals are experiencing shortages in their
radiology staff, especially during holidays & night shifts.
Teleradiology helps practices do more with less staff
because radiologists don’t have to be on-site to view
images, and thereby saves time
No Shortage of Radiologists
7. Teleradiology enables rural medical practices & hospitals
to expand their networks with other medical facilities
without needing to over-staff. Rural hospitals can easily
send their patient images to teleradiology providers to
receive quick & expert interpretation.
Improves Rural Area Care
Teleradiology helps provide weekend, emergency,
holidays, vacation and after-office hours services.
Radiologists can telecommute, so medical facilities that
utilize this branch of telemedicine can provide services
around-the-clock.
Improves Staffing
TeleRADIOLOGY Benefits (continued)
Teleradiology gives physicians & radiologists to learn &
expand their ability within the field. The technology can
be helpful as an educational device thru presentations
from clinical radiologist or other knowledgeable health
care experts in the field.
Educational Opportunities
Teleradiology can provide 24x7x365 days/yearly
coverage. Unlimited access can be attained to ensure
continued health care services.
24/7/365 Coverage
8. • Sulu Provincial Hospital, Jolo, Sulu – started August 2017 (contract renewed)
• Pangutaran District Hospital, Sulu – started August 2017 (contract renewed)
• Amai Pakpak Medical Center, Marawi (for renewal due to war conflict)
Teleradiology
Integrating Medicine, IT & Communication
“Doctor On Demand. Anytime, Anywhere.”
Existing Clients
• MHARS Medical Center, Ozamis City
- 2 Radtechs from MHARS completed their one month training at SPMC
Newest Client
• Palawan LGU Hospitals (14)
• Caraga Provl Hospital, Surigao City
• Camp Bautista Hospital, Jolo, Sulu
Potential Clients
• District Hospital of General Santos City
• Cotabato Sanitarium Hospital, Sultan
Kudarat, Maguindanao
• LGU Hospital, Balot Island
• LGU Hospital, Boracay
• LGU Hospitals in IGACOS
10. August September October November December
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60
80
100
120
#
of
Cases
Pangutaran District Hospital, Sulu – Xray Cases 2018
17. Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
# of Cases 82 59 72 78 76 77 21 71 56 71 0 11
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
#
of
Cases Pangutaran District Hospital - Teleradiology 2019
18. Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
# of Cases 62 39 56 43 22 36 84 75 175 79 11 32
0
20
40
60
80
100
120
140
160
180
200
#
of
Cases
Pangutaran District Hospital - Teleradiology 2020
20. Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
# of Cases 124 145 133 169 201 179 237 77 181 237 202 199
0
50
100
150
200
250
#
of
Cases
MHARS Medical Center - Teleradiology 2019
21. Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
# of Cases 243 195 130 76 105 38 80 127 130 119 139 144
0
50
100
150
200
250
300
#
of
Cases
MHARS Medical Center - Teleradiology 2020
22. LOI
Letter of Intent from
the Chief of
Hospital
Radtech
(trained by SPMC &
PACS Service
Provider)
Internet Connection
(DSL, LTE, Fiber optic,
Satellite disc)
Modality
(X-ray digital,
Ultrasound, etc.)
• Workstation
IT Staff
To assist in system
troubleshooting, image
uploads, etc.
PACS / RIS
(Novarad, Carestream,
Life Sys)
MOA
(signed by SPMC
and Client)
TeleRADIOLOGY Requirements
Checklist requirements from Client/Hospital:
23. SULU MAP
900+ kilometers from
Davao City to Sulu
Provl Hospital
and Pangutaran
District Hospital
Challenges in
Pangutaran island:
- No electricity
- No Internet
- No Digital Xray
24. Greg in green shirt, Dra Emy Jalani in orange, Gen. Sobejana in uniform and Mayors in Sulu, Tawi-tawi during Teleradiology Launching
29. Video Wall
(People can watch DOH Programs,
News, Movies, NBA, Boxing, etc)
Radio System
for Emergency
30. SPMC’s State of the Art
Data Center costing
more than P 100m
Dr Vega’s Office on the
Right with Dr Emy and
daughter from Pangutaran
District Hospital below
34. Camp Bautista and its Hospital
A Visit by Greg Candelario of SPMC to Camp Bautista in Jolo, Sulu with
the initial discussion of having a Teleradiology in their new hospital.
Telepsychiatry, Teleconsultancy were just few of the telemedicine modules
that maybe included in the plan joint efforts of the two government
entities. General Cirilito
Sobejana expressed his desire
to partner with SPMC on the
above endeavor.
35. TelePSYCHIATRY
Telepsychiatry is an effective means for
delivering psychiatry and behavioral
health care services to underserved, rural
areas and government military
Facilities/camps, addressing the national
shortage of psychiatrists.
Successful Implementation
Borja General Hospital,
Cagayan de Oro City
Potential Clients
• Camp General Teodulfo
Bautista Station Hospital, Jolo,
Sulu
• All government Military
Facilities/Camps nationwide
• All government Drug
Rehabilitation Centers (drug
surrenderees)
• OFW’s outside the country
36. TelePSYCHIATRY Benefits
Convenience
Telepsychiatry allows patients to receive specialized behavioral
health treatment from the comforts of their communities. This is
crucial especially in our military camps & drug rehabilitations
where psychiatrists are needed.
Quality of Care
Telepsychiatry offers greater continuity of care and an increased
range of mental health services for patients. Drug surrenderees
can access this service knowing that our country only have 500+
psychiatrists with our population of more than 100 million.
Increase Access
Telepsychiatry overcomes barriers to psychiatric care such as
distance, cost, and availability.
Simplicity of Use
All you need to get started is a computer or tablet with a browser
and webcam, and a few minutes.
37. LOI
Letter of Intent from
the Head of the
Agency
Project Staff
(trained by SPMC)
Internet Connection
(DSL, LTE, Fiber optic,
Satellite disc)
Hardware
Computer with
Camera & Microphone
IT Staff
To assist in system
troubleshooting, image
uploads, etc.
Software
(Customized
Telepsychiatry Program)
MOA
(signed by SPMC
and Client)
TelePSYCHIATRY Requirements
Checklist requirements from Client:
38.
39. Gregorio R. Candelario, Jr.
Head – IT Research & Training Institute for Telemedicine
Head – Data Privacy Office
Southern Philippines Medical Center
50. SPMC Secured Web-Based System
SPMC Hospital
Davao City
Implementing Agency
Psychiatrist
Attending Physician with
Psychiatric Patient
J.R. Borja Hospital
Cagayan de Oro City
Cooperating Agency
Video Conferencing
Fiber Optic Internet Connection
with Redundancy
Customized Telepsychiatry Program
Funded by DOST-PCHRD
SPMC Cloud-Based Technology
51.
52. 2016 2017 2018
In-Patient 61
In/Out-Patient 115 365
0
50
100
150
200
250
300
350
400
Number
of
Patients
Borja General Hospital, Cagayan De Oro City – Telepsychiatry Encounters
53.
54. SPMC TELEMEDICINE HUB
J.R Borja LGU Cagayan De Oro
Drug Rehab Mati City
Sanitarium Hospital Cotobato City
LGU Palawan Hospital
Drug Rehab Surigao City
Drug Rehab New Corella
LGU Hospital Island City of Samal
Drug Rehab Calinan Davao City
Camp Bautista Hospital Jolo Sulu
BJMP Davao City
OWWA Center Davao
LGU Facility War-Torn Marawi City
# LGU hospital : 4
# DRUG Rehab : 4
# Other Hospital : 4
Legend: Health Facility