Tele-icu and cardiac emergencies - Gurgaon

The use of modern telecommunication technology for diagnostic, monitoring, and therapeutic reasons is known as TELEICU. It allows information to be sent from a patient’s location or primary care physician to a specialized medical call center. Acute coronary syndromes, arrhythmias, congestive heart failure, sudden cardiac arrest, and other conditions are all treated via TELEICU. This has resulted in increased survival, improved patient quality of life, and significant cost savings. TELEICU professionals can diagnose, treat, and manage some of the most complicated illnesses in hospitalized patients – all from a distance. Tele critical care professionals can oversee intensive care unit (ICU) treatment for patients with severe COVID-19. Even cardiac arrests can be managed by TELEICU clinicians. The keys to this degree of innovation are collaborative cooperation with on-site nurses, respiratory therapists, and other healthcare workers. Second, physicians have been particularly educated in providing treatment via telemedicine. It takes time to develop an effective TELEICU cardiac arrest management solution. First of all and initially, nurses, respiratory therapists, and other health care providers must exhibit advanced skills in performing the necessary stabilization treatments. Nurses and respiratory therapists study the basics of cardiac arrest care in the hospitals with which Access Physicians works before perfecting the methods on actual patients, all under the direct and close observation of an in-person instructor. If and when adequate skill is developed, hospital and physician leadership decide whether or not to proceed with TELEICU cardiac arrest care.

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