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Transforming Healthcare: The Future of Telemedicine in Prisons and Home-Based Care

This initiative highlights the integration of telemedicine into prison systems and home care, aiming to enhance patient accessibility and satisfaction. Through innovative technology, less reliance on face-to-face consultations reduces travel times, parking costs, and hospital strain while facilitating timely interventions. With a 95% satisfaction rate among patients and 90% among clinicians, collaborative approaches ensure robust teleconsultation services are available 24/7. By leveraging existing technologies and scaling effectively, this program can deliver significant improvements in patient care and operational efficiency.

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Transforming Healthcare: The Future of Telemedicine in Prisons and Home-Based Care

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  1. Need a system designed for purpose so less in here…

  2. …..and more out there using technology to work differently from concept to mainstream

  3. Prison telemedicine – the Start Line

  4. Sustaining and developing Care closer to HomePatient benefits Travel avoided Time saved Parking charges avoided Hospital benefits Capacity released Transport costs reduced Earlier interventions?

  5. Care in the home

  6. Satisfaction with home telemedicine consultation 95% patients and 90% of clinicians described themselves as being “very satisfied” or “satisfied”95% of contacts were handled without need for face to face intervention“…It was good how we can all have input; Dr. Pope, Jackie [Nurse], myself and my wife all round the TV…”

  7. Deploying at scale – needs a focal point A Regional Programme Airedale / Barnsley / Hull collaboration Teleconsultation - 24/7 Clinical and technical support Triage and call handling functions (Sarah’s question!)

  8. Deliver QIPP

  9. Conclusion • No need to re-invent the wheel • Technology and people are both ready • The key to success is scale • Specialist and Home-based systems available now

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