Telemedicine workshop lesson plan:

After the rise in the prevalence of COVID-19, the aim of every healthcare provider was to cater to its patients using methods that do not require in-person visits. Telemedicine solutions helped provide necessary care to the patients by allowing them to communicate to a healthcare provider using a telecommunication platform

Why is Telemedicine Important?

Telemedicine is a new concept in the healthcare sector but due to the recent rapid technological advancements, it has been growing expeditiously. The purpose of telemedicine is to improve a patient’s health by enabling two-way, real-time communication between a patient and a healthcare practitioner at a distant site

Initially, the aim of creating telemedicine providers was to treat and cater to the patients living in remote areas where there was a shortage of medical facilities. While it is still being used to address these problems, it’s now also becoming a tool of convenience for the patients.

Objectives

1. Improving patient care
2. Improving access to medical care for rural and deprived areas 3.
   Better access to doctors for consultation
3. Improving rehabilitation services in health tourism
4. Providing facilities for doctors to direct automatic examinations
5. Reducing the cost of medical care
6. Creating medical care services (on a wide geographical and
   population level)
7. Reducing the transfer of patients to medical centers
8. Creating a managed care environment in hospitals and medical
   centers
9. On the ship, inside the plane
10. War zones
11. Far prisons
12. Improving patient care through video conferencing
13. Crisis management in the health sector
14. Control of chronic diseases
15. Resource management in the transportation sector

Health & Safety:

Telemedicine services

• Telemedicine in prevention, diagnosis and treatment
• Telemedicine workshop lesson plan
• Remote monitoring
• Health crises and telemedicine Practical – clinical experiences of telemedicine • Telemedicine workshop lesson plan and self-care
• The four main branches of telemedicine (radiotherapy, psychiatry, pathology and dermatology)

Policymaking, management and economics of telemedicine

Practical experiences of implementing telemedicine

1. Telemedicine regulations, standards and
   guidelines
2. Telemedicine workshop lesson plan.
3. Legal, ethical, social, cultural and security aspects of telemedicine
4. Relationships of caregivers, providers, consumers and beneficiaries in telemedicine
5. Telemedicine and equitable access to health services
6. Change management in the transition to telemedicine (investment, provision of infrastructure and commercialization)
7. Risk management in telemedicine
8. Factors of success, safety and sustainability of the telemedicine platform
9. The impact of telemedicine on value-based care
10. The role of telemedicine in strengthening the referral system
11. Payment and reimbursement mechanisms in telemedicine
12. Economic evaluation of telemedicine, familiarization with basic issues and fundamental principles in telemedicine

Telemedicine infrastructure

• Feasibility studies for the development of telemedicine
• Telemedicine workshop lesson plan
• Challenges and opportunities of telemedicine development
• Hardware, software and telecommunication network
• Empowerment of telemedicine providers and consumers
• Familiarity with the required equipment

Application of new information technologies in telemedicine

Application of robots in telemedicine

• Artificial intelligence in telemedicine
• Companion health in telemedicine
• Telemedicine workshop lesson plan
• Cloud computing in telemedicine
• Biosensors in telemedicine
• Other new information technologies in telemedicine, necessary technologies for the implementation of telemedicine

Telemedicine in health tourism

• Information transmission
• Transparency and effective communication
• Secure customer affairs management
• Secondary diagnosis and treatment methods
• Telemedicine workshop lesson plan
• Rehabilitation activities and remote care

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Prevalence of COVID-19, the aim of every healthcare provider was to cater to its patients using methods that do not require in-person visits. Telemedicine solutions helped provide necessary care to patients by allowing them to communicate with a healthcare provider using a telecommunication platform

Why is Telemedicine Important?

Telemedicine is a new concept in the healthcare sector but due to the recent rapid technological advancements, it has been growing expeditiously. The purpose of telemedicine is to improve a patient’s health by enabling two-way, real-time communication between a patient and a healthcare practitioner at a distant site

Initially, the aim of creating telemedicine providers was to treat and cater to patients living in remote areas where there was a shortage of medical facilities. While it is still being used to address these problems, it’s now also becoming a tool of convenience for patients.

Objectives

1. Improving patient care
2. Improving access to medical care for rural and deprived areas 3.
   Better access to doctors for consultation
3. Telemedicine workshop lesson plan
4. Improving rehabilitation services in health tourism
5. Providing facilities for doctors to direct automatic examinations
6. Reducing the cost of medical care
7. Creating medical care services (on a wide geographical and
   population level)
8. Reducing the transfer of patients to medical centers
9. Creating a managed care environment in hospitals and medical
   centers
10. On the ship, inside the plane
11. War zones
12. Far prisons
13. Improving patient care through video conferencing
14. Crisis management in the health sector
15. Control of chronic diseases
16. Resource management in the transportation sector

Health & Safety

Telemedicine services

• Telemedicine in prevention, diagnosis and treatment
• Remote monitoring
• Telemedicine workshop lesson plan
• Health crises and telemedicine Practical – clinical experiences of telemedicine • Telemedicine andself-care
• The four main branches of telemedicine (radiotherapy, psychiatry, pathology and dermatology)

Policymaking, management and economics of telemedicine

Practical experiences of implementing telemedicine

1. Telemedicine regulations, standards and
   guidelines
2. Legal, ethical, social, cultural and security aspects of telemedicine
3. Relationships of caregivers, providers, consumers and beneficiaries in telemedicine
4. Telemedicine and equitable access to health services
5. Change management in the transition to telemedicine (investment, provision of infrastructure and commercialization)
6. Risk management in telemedicine
7. Factors of success, safety and sustainability of the telemedicine platform
8. The impact of telemedicine on value-based care
9. The role of telemedicine in strengthening the referral system
10. Payment and reimbursement mechanisms in telemedicine
11. Economic evaluation of telemedicine, familiarization with basic issues and fundamental principles in telemedicine

Telemedicine infrastructure

• Feasibility studies for the development of telemedicine
• Challenges and opportunities of telemedicine development
• Hardware, software and telecommunication network
• Empowerment of telemedicine providers and consumers
• Familiarity with the required equipment

Application of new information technologies in telemedicine

Application of robots in telemedicine

• Artificial intelligence in telemedicine
• Companion health in telemedicine
• Cloud computing in telemedicine
• Telemedicine workshop lesson plan
• Biosensors in telemedicine
• Other new information technologies in telemedicine, necessary technologies for the implementation of telemedicine

Telemedicine in health tourism

• Information transmission
• Telemedicine workshop lesson plan
• Transparency and effective communication
• Secure customer affairs management
• Secondary diagnosis and treatment methods
• Rehabilitation activities and remote care

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