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Juan Adriano¹, Alejandro Torres-Echeverria, Abdul Roudsari

¹Centre for Health Informatics, City University London, London, UK. J.J.Adriano-Moran@soi.city.ac.uk

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Telecare systems introduce patient harm risks. This paper examines telecare safety through a functional safety perspective to mitigate these risks.

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Area of Science:

Biomedical Engineering
Health Informatics
Patient Safety

Background:

Telecare systems offer remote patient monitoring and healthcare delivery.
The integration of telecare introduces potential risks to patient safety.
Ensuring patient safety is paramount in healthcare technology implementation.

Purpose of the Study:

To analyze the inherent risks associated with telecare systems.
To explore patient safety concerns from a functional safety standpoint.
To provide a framework for addressing safety in telecare.

Main Methods:

Review of functional safety principles and standards.
Analysis of potential failure modes in telecare systems.
Risk assessment methodologies applied to telecare.

Main Results:

Identification of key areas where telecare systems pose risks.
Evaluation of the impact of functional failures on patient safety.
Development of a safety-centric approach for telecare.

Conclusions:

Functional safety is a critical consideration for telecare systems.
Proactive risk management is essential to prevent patient harm.
Adopting a functional safety perspective enhances telecare reliability and security.