Qualitätssicherung mit Teleradiologie

Walz, M.; Weisser, G; Bolte, Rike; Teubner, J.; Loose, R.; Düber, Christoph

doi:10.1007/s00117-001-0698-6

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“…Swiss radiologists feel that the development of regulations is one of the most important tasks for the future. Data security guidelines and quality assurance need to be addressed as well [26,27].…”

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Swiss teleradiology survey: present situation and future trends

Lienemann

Hodler

Luetolf³

et al. 2005

Eur Radiol

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The purpose of this study was to obtain a survey about the present situation including the usage pattern, technical characteristics and the anticipated future of teleradiology in Switzerland. An internet-based questionnaire was made available to all members of the Swiss Society of Radiology. Questions concerning current teleradiology usage, the type of transmitted modalities, the technology employed, security, billing issues and the anticipated future of teleradiology were addressed. One hundred and two (22.67%) of 450 radiologists responded to the survey. Of the total, 41.2% (42) were teleradiology users, 35.3% (36) planned to use teleradiology in the near future and 24.5% (25) did not use or plan to use teleradiology. The mean number of examinations transmitted per month was 198 (range 1-2,000) and the mean distance was 33 km (range 1,250 km). An emergency service was considered the most important purpose (mean score 6.90; minimum 1, maximum 10) for the use of teleradiology, followed by image distribution (mean 6.74) and expert consultation (mean 6.61). The most commonly transmitted modality was computed tomography (mean 8.80), followed by conventional X-rays (8.40) and magnetic resonance imaging (8.32). The most commonly transmitted format was Digital Imaging and Communications in Medicine (DICOM) (66.7%), followed by bitmap/Joint Photographic Experts Group (jpg) (38.1%), using the DICOM send/receive protocol (52.4%), followed by the hypertext transfer protocol (26.2%) and e-mail (21.4%). For security a secure connection (54.8%) followed by encryption (14.3%) and anonymization (9.5%) was used. For the future, image distribution was rated the most important aspect of teleradiology (7.88), followed by emergency (7.22) and expert consultation (6.53). Development of legal regulations is considered most important (8.17), followed by data security guidelines (8.15). Most radiologists believe that insurance companies should pay for the costs of teleradiology (37.3%), followed by the radiologist (33.3%).In conclusion, in Switzerland a wide spectrum of teleradiology applications and technologies is in use. Guidelines and reimbursement issues remain to be solved.

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Swiss teleradiology survey: present situation and future trends

Lienemann

Hodler

Luetolf³

et al. 2005

Eur Radiol

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Verbesserung der Prozessqualität bei Traumapatienten durch digitale Bild- und Dokumentenübermittlung

Ernstberger

Schmucker²,

Herbst

et al. 2016

Digitale Transformation Von Dienstleistungen Im Gesundheitswesen II

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Nach der Publikation des ersten "Weißbuch Schwerstverletzten-Versorgung" der Deutschen Gesellschaft für Unfallchirurgie (DGU) im Jahr 2006 kam es zu einer umfassenden Umstrukturierung der medizinischen Versorgungslandschaft. Zertifizierte regionale Traumanetzwerke zu schaffen und darin eine funktionierende Kommunikationsstruktur zu implementieren war das erklärte Ziel der DGU. Ärzte und Kliniken erkannten, dass elektronische Datenübermittlung im Gesundheitswesen als Basis von Kommunikation, Bild-und Dokumententransfer unumgänglich geworden ist. Dies galt und gilt insbesondere für die zeitkritischen Notfallverlegungen, die zunehmenden Zweitmeinungen und für die stärkere Anbindung von Niedergelassenen im Fach Traumatologie. Die Ideallösung war ein System, das seit 2012 verfügbar ist und mittlerweile bundesweit, flächendeckend und sektorenübergreifend von allen medizinischen Dienstleistern genutzt werden kann. Durch eine gemeinsame und

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Teleradiologie im TraumaNetzwerk DGU®

Blätzinger¹

2019

Unfallchirurg

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Qualitätssicherung mit Teleradiologie

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Swiss teleradiology survey: present situation and future trends

Swiss teleradiology survey: present situation and future trends

Verbesserung der Prozessqualität bei Traumapatienten durch digitale Bild- und Dokumentenübermittlung

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