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This study highlights how telemedicine effectively shares pediatric cardiac surgery knowledge, improving care for children with congenital heart diseases in underserved regions. Technological collaboration enhances medical expertise globally.
Area of Science:
- Cardiology
- Pediatric Cardiac Surgery
- Medical Education
Background:
- Congenital heart diseases (CHDs) are the most common major birth defect, affecting 1 in 120 children.
- A significant majority (90%) of affected children reside in areas with limited access to adequate medical care.
Purpose of the Study:
- To facilitate knowledge and experience exchange between an international pediatric cardiac surgery center of excellence and a partner program in Brazil.
- To establish and implement new programs through collaborative technological and educational support.
Main Methods:
- Utilized long-term technological and educational support models from an established center of excellence.
- Implemented a Telemedicine platform for monthly real-time broadcasts on relevant topics.
- Employed chat software to foster interaction between healthcare professionals and the center of excellence team.
Main Results:
- Enabled specialized healthcare professionals to share and receive knowledge pertinent to pediatric cardiac care.
- Facilitated the dissemination of expertise in managing congenital heart diseases.
Conclusions:
- Technological resources, including Telemedicine and interactive platforms, proved effective in globalizing knowledge.
- The initiative successfully disseminated and improved the team's expertise in caring for children with congenital heart diseases.
Introduction:
Congenital heart diseases are the world's most common major birth defect, affecting one in every 120 children. Ninety percent of these children are born in areas where appropriate medical care is inadequate or unavailable.
Objective:
To share knowledge and experience between an international center of excellence in pediatric cardiac surgery and a related program in Brazil.
Methods:
The strategy used by the program was based on long-term technological and educational support models used in that center, contributing to the creation and implementation of new programs. The Telemedicine platform was used for real-time monthly broadcast of themes. A chat software was used for interaction between participating members and the group from the center of excellence.
Results:
Professionals specialized in care provided to the mentioned population had the opportunity to share to the knowledge conveyed.
Conclusion:
It was possible to observe that the technological resources that implement the globalization of human knowledge were effective in the dissemination and improvement of the team regarding the care provided to children with congenital heart diseases.
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