Unprecedented challenges can happen at any moment, sometimes with patients’ lives hanging in the balance.
A clinician’s time is best spent on ensuring each patient gets what they need, when they need it, and not on dealing with situations related to their surroundings.
We have to be prepared to expect the unforeseeable ...
Something unexpected comes up in the middle of a procedure and the next step or decision is not clear. Collaboration with another discipline is needed instantly!
Let's start interprofessional collaboration. Help is coming, of course. But when?
The cycle of waiting starts — page, wait for callback, explain over the phone, wait for requested physician to arrive in the procedure room …
Medical Virtual Presence Solution: Respond faster and more efficiently to any crisis, whenever it may come.
Invite leading specialists into your OR for best-practice sharing — to make a difference in improving patient outcomes worldwide.
Real time access to clinical consultations is not only crucial in times of complexity in the operating room: The virtual exchange of know-how can bring added value to both the patient and your team.
A secure, cost-efficient and sustainable model of surgical care is needed …
A vision of the future? No!
Hospitals can now handle the full extent of unforeseeable complications, crises and capacity issues thanks to our virtual clinical collaboration solution MedPresence.
To enhance teamwork and expand expertise supporting optimized patient care.
It was great; we were able to do two complex robotic cases with seamless real-time video transmission to our conference center where we had 20 delegates. There were no problems with the visuals at all and we were able to ask questions freely — thanks to the Olympus team everything went really smoothly.
A Secure, Cost-Efficient and Sustainable Model of Surgical Care
Our virtual presence clinical collaboration solution enables teams to quickly bring needed expertise into a procedure room from across the organization, around the world and at any time.
Invite the world’s leading specialists into your clinical environment for real-time collaboration, via a secure virtual connection.
Problem
Daily challenges of access and support in health care, e.g. delays during procedures while seeking support.
Traditional Solution
The cycle of waiting starts — page, wait for callback, explain over the phone, wait for requested physician to arrive in the procedure room …
Medical Virtual Presence Solution
Instantly connect to the consulting doctor who sees exactly what you see and can collaborate virtually.
Helps you and your peers securely educate trainees and students live wherever they are in the world, helping to improve the delivery of future health care.
Problem
Arranging a live case teaching session for students or colleagues down the hall or in a hotel ballroom on the other side of the world is time consuming, hard to schedule and expensive.
Traditional Solution
Work with hospital AV/IT for weeks to set up the infrastructure.
Medical Virtual Presence Solution
Collaborate virtually easily and quickly.
Safeguarding privacy for clinicians and their patients: a simpler and more secure way to virtually collaborate and teach in real time.
Problem
Equipment breaks or software malfunctions in the OR.
Traditional Solution
Spend valuable time on the phone trying to verbally work through the problem or wait for a field rep to arrive while equipment remains unusable.
Medical Virtual Presence Solution
Instantly connect to a virtual product expert who will see exactly what you see and can diagnose and solve the problem quickly.
MedPresence helps you securely collaborate with specialists and students all over the world live, helping you to make your operating room a smarter and safer space.
Studies underline why virtual collaboration will accelerate your surgical skills
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4 https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/27444835 Glenn IC.,Bruns NE., Hayek D., Hughes T., Ponsky TA. – 21 July 2016
5 https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ajic.2018.03.005
6 https://www.sages.org/publications/guidelines/educationalimplications-for-surgical-telementoring-a-current-review-withrecommendations-for-future-practice-policy-and-research
