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The Caen Normandy University Hospital is deploying telehealth to provide everyone with remote access to medical and paramedical care. This remote care model fully leverages the innovations offered by digital technology. Telehealth enables procedures to be performed, referrals to be made, advice to be given, and diagnoses to be made. It allows patients to access healthcare professionals or medical teams remotely, offering an alternative form of care without replacing in-person consultations.

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  • Telemedicine

    Teleconsultation

    Teleconsultation (general practitioner or specialist) remotely healthcare professional can assess the patient's health and determine the next steps.

    Most specialties at the Caen Normandy University Hospital offer teleconsultations.

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    Tele-expertise

    Tele -expertise allows a medical professional to remotely seek the opinion of one or more colleagues via digital means. The question asked and the answer provided do not necessarily occur simultaneously.

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    Remote monitoring

    Remote patient monitoring is a type of remote patient care that allows a medical professional to interpret data collected in the patient's living environment using a digital medical device.

    Medical tele-assistance

    Teleassistance allows a medical professional to remotely assist a colleague in performing a procedure

    Medical regulation

    The medical regulation carried out by the SAMU (Emergency Medical Services) - 15 centers - allows for remote medical response and guides the patient through their care pathway.

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    Telehealth

    Telehealth for activities carried out remotely by a pharmacist or a medical auxiliary (hearing aid specialists, dieticians, epithetists, occupational therapists, nurses, radiographers, physiotherapists, ocularists, opticians, orthopedists, orthotists, orthoprosthetists, speech therapists, orthoptists, chiropodists, pharmacists, podiatrists, psychomotor therapists, medical laboratory technicians)

  • Tele-expertise

    What is tele-expertise?

    Tele-expertise allows a healthcare professional (doctor, nurse , etc.) to remotely request the opinion of one or more specialist colleagues. This service is provided using information and communication technologies, enabling the rapid and secure transmission of requests for opinions.

    Advantages of tele-expertise
    • Accessibility : Facilitates access to specialist consultations for healthcare professionals in the region. Outside of emergencies, within a short timeframe…
    • Speed : Reduced waiting times for specialist advice.
    • Coordination : Strengthens coordination between the various professionals in the City-Hospital network.
    • Continuity of care : Ensures continuous and consistent patient care.