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What is Teleambulance

Handbook of Research on ICTs and Management Systems for Improving Efficiency in Healthcare and Social Care
Vehicle used for patient transportation with remote monitoring capabilities for virtual care of the patients as if they were in a hospital.
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Real-Time Biomedical Telemetry System for Ambulances
Nuria Novas (University of Almeria, Spain), José Antonio Gázquez (University of Almeria, Spain), and Marina Noguerol (Hospital of La Paz, Spain)
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-4666-3990-4.ch018
Abstract
This chapter discusses the development and implementation methodology of a real-time biomedical telemetry system for ambulances. Comparable systems, together with their authors’ claimed improvements, are evaluated and analysed in this chapter. The authors start by providing an overview of the most relevant systems, and then introduce the reader to the methodology used to develop and implement a real-time communications system that allows low-cost data transmission from a medical monitor and haematology analyser installed in an ambulance. This system was evaluated in terms of how well it can provide health assistance within a 50 km radius of the Torrecardenas Hospital (part of the public health-care system in southern Spain). Results have been technically and medically validated, and encourage further implementation of this technology, since it was proved to be reliable, while the transmitted data allow a correct and thorough patient evaluation throughout the patient’s transportation to the hospital.
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Real-Time Biomedical Telemetry System for Ambulances
Vehicle used for patient transportation with remote monitoring capabilities for virtual care of the patients as if they were in a hospital.
Full Text Chapter Download: US $37.50 Add to Cart
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