The COVID-19 pandemic continues to impact the way we live our lives. Social distancing and preventive measures have become an integrated part of our society. At the same time the pandemic continues to put pressure on the healthcare system in many countries.
COVID-19 TELEMEDICINE provides a COVID-19 clinical protocol for remote screening and monitoring, allowing healthcare providers to offer remote preventative healthcare
With automated triage, time is saved on obtaining history or symptoms and beds are preserved for the patients needing them the most.
In addition, a single clinician can monitor up to 500 patients a day. In other words: 200 nurses and doctors can monitor up to 100,000 patients a day.
An influx of enrolled patients and/or patient notifications will alert clinicians to let them plan ahead accordingly.
COVID-19 Telemedicine includes easy-to-decode graphs, helping healthcare professionals keep track of the development by the hour.
We currently offer registration of more than 40 measurements, including blood pressure, pulse, coughing, saturation, respiratory rate, and fever as well as subjective symptoms like loss of smell.
The COVID-19 protocol can be adjusted continuously and with very little effort.
The COVID-19 protocol includes automated triage. If a patient deteriorates, the monitoring clinicians will be notified and can take proper action.
Patients can report their symptoms, chat, call or video a clinician, why they can feel safe at home even if they have mild symptoms.
COVID-19 makes it possible to provide healthcare with no risk of contagion. Likewise, non-COVID-patients will be less exposed to the virus.
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The patient shows symptoms or has been exposed to COVID-19
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Patient contacts his GP or books a test
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If asked to isolate, the patient enters data on his general condition and temperature in the App
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A healthcare professional can monitor up to 500 remote patients per day
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While in home isolation the patient can communicate with a healthcare professional through the App
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Once the isolation period is over or the patient is tested negative the remote monitoring ends
Co-funded by the Horizon 2020 of the European Union