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Telemedicine unit set up for home-quarantined people
A telemedicine unit has been set up by the control room led by District Collector S. Suhas to address health issues of suspected COVID-19 patients who are quarantine at home.
The unit provides video calling facility for people through which they can talk directly with experts.
Authorities suggest patients stay at home if there are no serious symptoms. The surveillance team in the Health Department contacts people under quarantine every day to enquire about their health. Their details are transferred to a website and the moderator calls them from a dedicated mobile number. Then a patient identity is given to them through WhatsApp. This facilitates experts to update patients’ details on the website after video consultation. The website also gives a reminder on the follow-up action. An automatic report is also generated every day.
If there are more calls, they will be directly assigned to doctors by the moderator. In case of extreme workload, multiple doctors stationed at different places could log in and join the telemedicine facility through their phone.
Source: The Hindu March 18, 2020
Tele -health Orientation and Network Set Up to manage the COVID 19 national emergency
The Telehealth Opportunity 2020
3rd Telemedicine Workshop of TNTS
“3rd Telemedicine Workshop of TNTSI”- Organised by Tamilnadu Chapter of Telemedicine Society of India
Hosted by KCG College of Technology Chennai.
Date – August 24th 2019
Time- Morning 9 Am- 5 Pm
Venue- KCG College of Technology Chennai
Participants- Students and Faculties of Educational Institutions Interested in Telemedicine
To Register for this Programme Email tnchapter.tsi@gmail.com
Program Schedule & Invitation
Organising Chairman :
Dr.V.THULASI BAI
Professor
Dept. of Electronics and Communication Engineering
KCG College of Technology
Workshop-Schedule
3rd Workshop on Telemedicine Brief Report
Program Schedule
9.00 AM | Inauguration- Prayer Song |
9.05 AM | Lighting of Kuthu Vilakku |
9.10 AM | Welcome Address Dr.Kavitha Balamurgan, Head /ECE |
9.15 AM | Overview of the program Dr.V.Thulasi Bai, Professor /ECE |
9.20 AM | Felicitation Dr.G.Prabhakaran, Principal, KCG College of Technology |
9.25 AM | Keynote Speaker 1 Dr.T.Senthil , CEO,Welcare Health Systems, Honorary Secretary, TSI-TN |
9.30 AM | Keynote Speaker 2 Prof. Dr. S.Natarajan, Chairman & Managing Director Aditya Jyot Eye Hospital,Mumbai President , All India Ophthalmological Society |
9.45 AM | Keynote Speaker 3 Dr. Sheila John Professor of Ophthalmology, Sankara Nethra |
9.55 AM | Vote of Thanks Mr.Sadasivam S, AP/ECE |
10.00 AM | Break |
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- India, WHO seek AI health case studies from Global South - Tech Observer Magazine
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