MOBILEXION TECHNOLOGIES PRIVATE LIMITED

In their own words

Telemedicine refers to the use of ICT to provide remote clinical services. Recognizing its potential, many hospitals in India established telemedicine networks in the last decade. These interconnected the main hospital with peripheral centers with video conferencing using satellite communication. Tele-pathology and tele-radiology equipment were interfaced and consultation hours were marked off each week where the doctors in main hospital will be present in the teleconferencing room to attend to cases from the remote hospitals. Over the years, this became the de-facto standard for telemedicine in India. Even though these systems are still operational in many locations, the usage hasn’t picked up. The root cause of the failure in scale-up is architectural. The major lacuna is that video-conferencing is made pivotal. This necessitates specially constructed rooms to provide the required quality for video conferencing. Telemedicine operation is made a distinct activity to be scheduled as a separate item. Due to the high load on the senior consultants, they find it difficult to come to the telemedicine room as planned. This results in cancellations and delays. The outcome was unsatisfactory for most stake holders. The Ubimedique Acute Care System was developed to bridge the gap above. It makes the tele-medicine operation ubiquitous to the clinicians at both ends, operating seamlessly all the time for all stakeholders. Moreover, due to the advances in mobile and cloud computing technologies and the prevalence of smart phones across the clinical community, this has become possible at a fraction of the cost of the earlier systems.

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