适用行业
- 医疗保健和医院
适用功能
- 商业运营
用例
- 远程协作
客户
儿童国家医疗中心
关于客户
儿童国家医疗中心
挑战
• 为发展中国家的儿童提供紧急儿科护理
• 实时连接国际医疗团队
• 增加外科团队和护士接受教育的机会
解决方案
为了加强合作,2013 年,国家儿童基金会和 UHI 决定投资远程医疗,并将视频与知识转移过程相结合。目标是为坎帕拉的外科医生提供实时、实时的反馈,并增加这些外科医生的日常影响。
除了更频繁的互动外,UHI 远程医疗室的承诺为国家儿童医院和乌干达外科团队能够为居民和学生进行联合讲座,并讨论解决疑难病例的方法带来了巨大希望。
Telepresence 还使 Children's National 和 UHI 能够专注于更详细的合作:例如,乌干达外科医生能够分享儿童心脏的超声心动图并与华盛顿特区的 Children's National 工作人员讨论其他预期好处包括第二意见,协助时间敏感的病例和手术,并咨询心导管实验室。
解决方案总结:
• 使用集成沉浸式视频讨论医疗案例
• 创建大型培训室以容纳医务人员
• 通过视频显示记录的医学图像
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