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The Best Of Scotland Professor James Ferguson Consultant in Emergency Medicine . Clinical Lead: The Scottish Centre for Telehealth and Telecare Scotland Potential illness Monitoring Triage Formal Clinical Treatment Assessment Specialist

The Best Of Scotland Professor James Ferguson Consultant in Emergency Medicine . Clinical Lead: The Scottish Centre for Telehealth and Telecare
Scotland
Potential illness Monitoring Triage Formal Clinical Treatment Assessment Specialist Investigations
Potential illness Monitoring Triage Formal Clinical Treatment Assessment Specialist Investigations
• 14 Community A&E Units • >1600 A&E consultations in 1 year • Increasing rate of usage with time A&E Department, Aberdeen Royal Infirmary.
Potential illness Monitoring Triage Formal Clinical Treatment Assessment Specialist Investigations
Method • 5 minute Video • Cue Cards
Who is Who? EM doctor with several years Supervisor’s 14 year old US experience Daughter
Pre-hospital
Digital Health Institute
Digital Health Institute • EXPLORE • EXPERIENCE • EXPLOIT
Potential illness Monitoring Triage Formal Clinical Treatment Assessment Specialist Investigations
Tele-rehabilitation: Telephysiotherapy
Decision support using communications technology
On Call Paediatric Consultant
PRIMARY CONTACT SECONDARY CONTACT e.g Routine calls, Topside cover, Nursing homes etc e.g. GP, SAS, Hospital, Pharmacy, Comm Specialist CALL HANDLER NURSE ADVISOR TECHNICAL SUPPORT CO-ORDINATOR Facilitates access to clinical record and appropriate communicaton modality – for professional to professional line. DECISION SUPPORT PHARMACY PARAMEDIC GP- OOH ED AM National Specialist Support (e.g. Stroke, Paediatrics, Neonatal, EMRS) Hospital Specialties Community Services Council Services ED – Emergency Department AM – Acute Medicine GP – OOH General Practitioner Out Of Hours Service
Potential illness Monitoring Triage Formal Clinical Treatment Assessment Specialist Investigations
Monitoring: Home Care Wristcare VideoPhone Medication Reminder
24-9-01
Potential illness Monitoring Triage Formal Clinical Treatment Assessment Specialist Investigations
A National Telehealth and Telecare Delivery Plan for Scotland to 2015 “it is vital that the people of Scotland are comfortable and confident in using digital technologies – technologies that can and do enable individuals to become more directly involved in the design and management of their own health, care and wellbeing.”
Year 1- Living it Up (LiU) dallas Scotland Healthy, Happy and Safe Programme led by NHS 24 Funded by:
Aim high, stand out, be bold “ We look to Scotland for all our ideas of civilisation” Voltaire (1694 – 1788

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