Orvosi Hetilap
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Volume 158: Issue 44
Telekardiológia: A telemedicina feladatai és kötelességei
Authors: János Borbás 1 , Erzsébet Forczek 2 , Róbert Sepp 1 , and Ferenc Bari 2
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  • 1 Szegedi Tudományegyetem, Általános Orvostudományi Kar, Szeged, Semmelweis u. 8., 6725
  • 2 Szegedi Tudományegyetem, Általános Orvostudományi Kar, Szeged
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.1556/650.2017.30884
Page Count:
1741–1746
Publication Date:
01 Nov 2017
Online Publication Date:
Nov 2017
Article Category:
Review Article
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Absztrakt:

A telemedicina egy fiatal tudomány, amely integrálni hivatott az informatika és telekommunikáció innovációit az orvostudományba. A telemedicina által kínált sikeres lehetőségeknek nagy biztonságú, költséghatékony folyamatokkal kell biztosítani az egészségügyi ellátás terheinek csökkenését. Célunk volt, hogy bemutassuk a telemedicinás projektek fejlődési fázisait a telekardiológia létező megoldásain keresztül. Nemzetközi publikációk segítségével megvizsgáltuk a vérnyomás-távfelügyelet, elektrokardiográfiás távdiagnosztika, implantálható cardioverter-defibrillátor távgondozása és zseb-ultrahangkészülékek múltbéli és jelenlegi helyzetét. Az újdonságok hatékony bevezetéséhez a) számos nemzetközileg elfogadott, magabiztosan reprodukálható „jó gyakorlatra” van szükség annak érdekében, hogy b) a nemzetközi orvostársaságok ajánlásai megszülethessenek, c) garantálni kell továbbá a költséghatékony alkalmazást, a jól megtervezett fenntarthatóságot, d) a személyes adatok biztonságát, illetve e) elengedhetetlen a szakemberek, betegek képzésének fejlesztése. A munkánk során tárgyalt sztenderdeket javasoljuk a telemedicinás folyamatok fejlesztői számára, hogy a klinikai gyakorlatba eredményesebben tudjanak belépni új termékeikkel. Biztató, hogy a telekardiológia jelenlegi szereplői között találunk a fenti kritériumoknak részben vagy teljesen megfelelőket is. A további fejlődés hozzájárulhat az egészségügy anyagi fenntarthatóságához és az emberierőforrás-korlátok leküzdéséhez. Orv Hetil. 2017; 158(44): 1741–1746.

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0030-6002
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Keywords:
telemedicina; kardiológia; okostelefon; mobiltelefon-alkalmazás; telemedicine; cardiology; smart phone; mobile application

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