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full presentation - Med-e-Tel
Association for Ukrainian Telemedicine and eHealth Development
Department of Informatics and Telemedicine
Donetsk R&D Institute of Traumatology and Orthopedics
Donetsk, Ukraine
TELEMEDICINE IN DAILY PRACTICE –
HOW AND WHAT FOR?
(PRACTICAL RESULTS)
A.V.Vladzymyrskyy,
V.G.Klymovytskyy, D.K.Kalinovskiy, E.T.Dorokhova
Teleconsultation
(remote/distant advising/consultation)
remote discussion of the clinical case to get answers
to precisely formulated questions for the help in
clinical decisions
Why we need teleconsultations?
How telemedicine influence to diseases?
- multicentral blind researches of efficiency of various telemedical
technologies
- accumulation of databases of best practice models with development of
methodical bases for selection of the most effective model
- development of complex techniques for an estimation of efficiency of the
telemedicine
- the methodical help in decision-making
Best Practice Models
Results of Multicentral R&D
Complex Methods of Telemedicine
Efficiency Investigations
Unique economical, medical, social, geographical etc conditions
Efficiency
Investigations
Recommendations about
creation of work station,
software, documentation etc
Main points of telemedicine consultation
1. Send remote expert digital medical
information about patients with
maximal high diagnostic accuracy and
with minimal volume
2. Orginase an effective feedback
Digitalisation of
medical information
Sending
information to
remote expert
Additional
questions. Sending
of additional data
Answer receiving
Notification about
results
Digitalisation of
medical information
Equipment
(work stations)
Sending information to
remote expert
Additional questions.
Sending of additional
data
Telecommunication
(data bearer)
Answer receiving
Notification about
results
Methods for quality
estimation
Almost any computer and
telecommunication technology/tool
is possible to use in telemedicine
Digitalisation
Data transfer
Feedback
CHOICE OF TECHNOLOGY
Targets
Geography
Resources
Psychology
Clinical problems
Care availability
Special care experts
Etc…
Distances
Geography peculiarities
Mobility
Etc…
Available equipment and comunication
Budget
Economical efficiency
Etc…
Readiness of staff
Readiness of parients
«Direction» of work
Etc…
Patients
4%
15%
26%
0-16 y.o.
21-50 y.o.
49 person (male - 23, female - 26),
age from 2 days to 77 years
51-70 y.o.
>70 y.o.
55%
Serious injury of bone,
skull, wounds
37%
Acute isolated trauma
Polytrauma
53%
Bone+Neuro+Abdomen/
Thorax injuries
Orthopedic
10%
Congenital abnormalities
of locomotorium, hip
osteoarthritis etc
Medical records
Epicrisis (.doc, .txt) - short text with description of patients
Visualisation (.jpeg) – digital x-rays, CTs, pictures of locus morbi
15
19
Digital x-rays
CT
3D CT
54
124
Digital photo
Safety = Anonymity
Last decision = attending physycian
Average duration of teleconsultations and Technologies
Synchronous – 28,5 min.
Skype+E-mail
MMS
SMS+E-mail
Asynchronous – 35 hours
Web-platforms
E-mail
Mailing lists
Room unit
Mobile unit
Technologies for telemedicine consultations
1. Internet
- e-mail
- professional mailing lists
- www-forums
- chats and messengers (ICQ)
- wireless devices and software
- special telemedicine applications
2. Mobile and Cellular
- SMS with voice
- MMS with voice
- Voice only
3.Videoconferences
- Internet (IP, NetMeeting)
- special lines (ISDN etc)
EU, Russia, USA,
Australia
Regional, town and rural hospitals from a few regions of Ukraine
3 rural hospitals, 2 town hospitals
From Donetsk region
International teleconsultations – peculiarities of surgical treatment
Intra-Regional teleconsultations…
Geography and
demogrpahy
peculiarities
High concntration
of special care
hospitals and
experts in regional
center
Lack of staff in
rural
Low level of care
Dangerous and
unnecessary
transportations
Non-rational usage of
advisers
Prolonged care
«Bringing» of care
Help in rational
decision making
Increasing of care
Special tele-curation
Economical benefits for
system and patients
Comfort
16
NB!
15
14
12
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
2
0
Консервативное
Non-surgical
лечение
Хирургическое
Surgical
лечение
Дополнительная
Additional
Tests
диагностика
Перевод
в Областное
Transportation
ЛПУ
Only 25% of patients really needs treatmnet in Regional Hospital!
Bad:
Dangerous transportation
Economical expenditure
«Ballast»
Efficiency of Teleconsultations
Relevance
Relevance of teleconsultation conformity of the distant adviser’s answer
to information and medical needs of the
attending physician (subscriber)
Questionnaires for
definition of relevance
(Another presentation at
Med-e-Tel 2007)
Clinical outcomes
Anatomical and functional results of
treatment
Harris scale, SF-36 etc
0%
Relevance
High relevance
49%
51%
Medium relevance
Low relevance
24%
27%
Excellent
Good
Satisfactory
Outcomes
49%
SMS+E-mail
27 min.
2 days boy from rural
hospital
RESULTS:
High relevancy
Treatment in rural hospital
Excellent outcomes
Donetsk
Skype
E-mail
Regensburg
Conclusions
1. Correct decision making in telemedicine – direct way for efficient
telemedicine services
2. Our recommendations and support for decision makers are useful and
shows good results
3. Quality of teleconsultations (experts’ advices) are very good (high
relevance - 51%, medium – 49%, low – 0%)
4. Teleconsultation has positive influence to clinical outcomes (excellent
- 24%, good - 49%, satisfactory - 27%)
5. Due to teleconsultation the quantity of transportations between rural
and regional hospitals has decreased on 75%
Thus, correctly organized teleconsultation is efficient and has positive
influence to clinical practice…
THANK YOU VERY MUCH!
Svyatogorsk Church
www.telemed.org.ua
[email protected]
[email protected]
Skype: anton251977

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