Teleradiologie im Mammographie-Screening: Evaluation eines Testnetzes mit dedizierten Befundungsstationen

Fröhlich, Claus-Peter; Weigel, Christiane; Mohr, Michel; Schimming, A.; Bick, Ulrich; Hosten, Norbert

doi:10.1055/s-2006-927201

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“…These applications are well established worldwide and are becoming increasingly important [2, 3, 10 -14]. The systems available today reliably support the teleradiological workflow and are even adequate for screening programs for example [21]. Large data sets can successfully be compressed for quicker and easier transmission [22].…”

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Interdisciplinary Expert Consultation via a Teleradiology Platform – Influence on Therapeutic Decision-Making and Patient Referral Rates to an Academic Tertiary Care Center

Helck¹,

Matzko²,

Trumm³

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In addition to teleradiological reporting as a nighthawking or a regular service, teleradiological communication can be used for interdisciplinary expert consultation. We intended to evaluate an interdisciplinary consultation system based on a teleradiology platform with regard to its impact on therapeutic decision-making, directed patient referrals to an academic tertiary care center and the economic benefit for the hospital providing the service. Therefore, consultations from five secondary care centers and consecutive admissions to an academic tertiary care center were prospectively evaluated over a time period of six months. A total of 69 interdisciplinary expert consultations were performed. In 54 % of the cases the patients were consecutively referred to the university hospital for further treatment. In all acutely life-threatening emergencies (n = 9), fast and focused treatment by referral to the academic tertiary care center was achieved (average time to treat 130 min). The admissions to the academic tertiary care center led to improved utilization of its facilities with additional revenue of more than 1,000000 euro p. a. An interdisciplinary expert consultation via a teleradiology platform enables fast and efficient expert care with improved and accelerated patient management and improved utilization of the service providing hospital.

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Interdisciplinary Expert Consultation via a Teleradiology Platform – Influence on Therapeutic Decision-Making and Patient Referral Rates to an Academic Tertiary Care Center

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Trumm³

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“…In the same way, it does not make sense to give public funding to modalities that are ultimately privately owned. Mammography screening is a multi-million Euro program owned by private practices in Germany, and an attempt to create a comprehensive storage structure for the program was futile [22].…”

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Project Report on Telemedicine: What We Learned about the Administration and Development of a Binational Digital Infrastructure Project

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This article describes the development of a German–Polish cross-border telemedicine project. Funded by the European Union Interreg Program, a cooperation between several German and Polish hospitals was developed over the course of 16 years, starting in 2002. Subprojects, governance and outcomes are described, and facilitators and barriers are identified. These points are reviewed with regard to their influence on medical, technical, administrative and medico-legal realisation.

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“…Das Betrachtungsverfahren umfasst nicht mehr die physische Handhabung von Filmen, vielmehr ist es zu einer Tätigkeit mit Arbeitsstationen und PCs geworden. Dieser Umstieg von analog auf digital eröffnet neue Möglichkei-ten, etwa Teleradiologie [4] oder Fernzugriff [5], kann aber auch in einiger Hinsicht ein Veränderungsmanagement erfordern [6,7]. Wird dieses nicht erfolgreich umgesetzt, droht das gesamte Projekt zu scheitern.…”

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Möchten Krankenhausärzte wirklich auf digitale Systeme umsteigen?

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Teleradiologie im Mammographie-Screening: Evaluation eines Testnetzes mit dedizierten Befundungsstationen

Abstract: The system supports the workflow given by the German Mammography Screening program both locally and in a network.

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Interdisciplinary Expert Consultation via a Teleradiology Platform – Influence on Therapeutic Decision-Making and Patient Referral Rates to an Academic Tertiary Care Center

Interdisciplinary Expert Consultation via a Teleradiology Platform – Influence on Therapeutic Decision-Making and Patient Referral Rates to an Academic Tertiary Care Center

Project Report on Telemedicine: What We Learned about the Administration and Development of a Binational Digital Infrastructure Project

Möchten Krankenhausärzte wirklich auf digitale Systeme umsteigen?

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