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NEWBET: telemedicine platform for burn patients
J Reina-Tosina1, L Roa, M Rovayo
1Dept de Ingeniería de Sistemas y Automática, Universidad de Servilla, Spain.
Summary
This paper introduces a telemedicine platform designed to address challenges in emergency burn care. The system facilitates bidirectional information exchange, improving healthcare services for critical patients.
Area of Science:
- Medical Informatics
- Telemedicine Systems
- Emergency Healthcare
Background:
- Current healthcare services for burn patients and emergency situations face significant challenges.
- There is a need for improved communication and data exchange in critical care scenarios.
Purpose of the Study:
- To develop a telemedicine platform addressing identified problems in burn patient and emergency care.
- To design a user-friendly interface compatible with existing clinical protocols.
Main Methods:
- Development of a telemedicine platform based on user requirements and client-server architecture.
- Implementation of a communication model enabling bidirectional information exchange using sockets.
- Focus on methodology and user interface design within a Microsoft Windows environment.
Main Results:
- A functional telemedicine platform model has been designed.
- The platform supports bidirectional communication for enhanced information exchange.
- The user interface is designed for compatibility with prevailing clinical protocols.
Conclusions:
- The proposed telemedicine platform offers a potential solution to improve healthcare services for burn patients in emergency situations.
- The system's architecture and user-friendly interface support efficient clinical workflows.