Search Tag: tele-ICU
2026 10 Mar
Healthcare’s sales culture has long been shaped by competitive pressure, consolidation and the perceived need to protect market share. Across pharmaceuticals, medical devices, hospital systems, insurers, health IT firms, digital health startups and post-acute providers, hospitality became embedded in commercial strategy. Sales retreats, spons1Read more
2026 10 Mar
Healthcare’s sales culture has long been shaped by competitive pressure, consolidation and the perceived need to protect market share. Across pharmaceuticals, medical devices, hospital systems, insurers, health IT firms, digital health startups and post-acute providers, hospitality became embedded in commercial strategy. Sales retreats, spons1Read more
2026 10 Mar
Explore how tele-ICU and remote monitoring are transforming critical care, expanding access to expertise, improving ICU outcomes, and supporting clinicians globally. Read more
2026 10 Mar
The landscape of critical care is undergoing a profound transformation. ICUs were once defined by four walls that housed ventilators, monitors, and teams of bedside clinicians. Today, those boundaries are changing. Tele-ICU networks and advanced remote monitoring technologies are extending critical care expertise beyond traditional confines to sup1Read more
2026 10 Mar
Tele-ICUs arose from necessity—to extend scarce critical care expertise across distance—but largely moved data rather than true clinical understanding. Despite decades of technological advances, they have delivered inconsistent benefit because they scale human attention, lose bedside context, and increase cognitive burden rather than replacing i1Read more
2025 23 Oct
Telemedicine in intensive care has evolved from early audiovisual links to integrated programmes that extend specialist input across hospitals and regions. The approach supports bedside teams under growing pressure from higher patient acuity, rising admissions and constrained workforce capacity. By connecting hub centres to spoke ICUs, tele-I1Read more
2025 23 Oct
Telemedicine in intensive care has evolved from early audiovisual links to integrated programmes that extend specialist input across hospitals and regions. The approach supports bedside teams under growing pressure from higher patient acuity, rising admissions and constrained workforce capacity. By connecting hub centres to spoke ICUs, tele-I1Read more
2025 23 Oct
Telemedicine in intensive care has evolved from early audiovisual links to integrated programmes that extend specialist input across hospitals and regions. The approach supports bedside teams under growing pressure from higher patient acuity, rising admissions and constrained workforce capacity. By connecting hub centres to spoke ICUs, tele-I1Read more
2021 22 Feb
An overview of the large-scale transition to telemedicine at Mayo Clinic during the COVID-19 pandemic and how it happened in a matter of days and represented one of the most rapid transformations of healthcare in history. Impact of the Pandemic on Society The 2019 Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19) pandemic has affected nearly all aspec1Read more
2019 19 Mar
A new systematic review and meta-analysis has found that implementation of tele-ICU services was associated with an overall reduction in ICU mortality. Furthermore, in subgroup analysis, the pooled odds ratio for ICU mortality suggests a significant benefit in publications with high baseline observed to predicted (O/P) mortality ratios but not1Read more
2016 27 Sep
Professor Gernot Marx is Director of the Department of Intensive Care Medicine and Intermediate Care, University Hospital Aachen, and Professor of Anaesthesiology and Operative Intensive Care Medicine at RWTH Aachen University, Aachen, Germany. Dr. Marx is a member of the Intensive Care Medicine Scientific Subcommittee of the European Societ1Read more
2016 15 Feb
Free social media apps, such as WhatsApp and Viber, have enabled U.S. clinicians to provide tele-ICU services to critical care nurses in Syria. “Social media applications that many people in the West regard as something frivolous that teenagers use can be easily adapted for creating a life-saving international network that can deliver care where it1Read more
2016 21 Jan
In the U.S., results of a national survey show that telemedicine can improve ICU patient care. More than 75 percent of tele-ICU nurses responding to the survey said that telemedicine offers an opportunity to improve patient care and that it is useful in their job, according to the results published in the American Journal of Critical Care (AJCC) .1Read more
2014 15 May
Telemedicine still surrounded by confusion, industry organisations aim to clarify matters The Federation of State Medical Boards (FSMB) and the American Telemedicine Association have drafted policies and guidelines aimed at clarifying the confusion which currently surrounds telemedicine. This demonstrates the challenge many healthcare provid1Read more
2013 20 Nov
As stated in a recently published report by the national health policy institute NEHI entitled ‘Emerging Best Practices for Tele-ICU Care Nationally’, the use of tele-medicine in intensive care units is about to undergo significant transformation with emerging best practices driving scalability, diversity and competition and providing valuable pr1Read more