Applying Telemedicine for Stroke Remote Diagnosis: the TeleStroke System
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Angelo Croatti, Marco Longoni, Sara Montagna
Procedia Computer Science 198, pages 164-170
2021
In the healthcare context, one of the branches where we assisted in a remarkable evolution in the last decade is telemedicine. Enhancements in the ICT landscape have driven this evolution toward the current state of the art. Nonetheless, despite its undeniable benefits - both for patients health and local health authorities economics - nowadays telemedicine has not been fully adopted as much as it could be. In fact, the recent COVID-19 pandemic has further strengthened the role and importance of telemedicine nowadays, also highlighting the existing gaps. This paper describes a telemedicine-oriented software system called TeleStroke to support the remote diagnosis of a possible stroke, applied to an Hub&Spoke healthcare organisation. |
(keywords) Telemedicine; Teleconsultation; Neurology; Stroke; Smartglasses |
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Angelo Croatti, Marco Longoni, Sara Montagna
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Procedia Computer Science
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12th International Conference on Emerging Ubiquitous Systems and Pervasive Networks / 11th International Conference on Current and Future Trends of Information and Communication Technologies in Healthcare
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198
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164-170
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