Telemedicine in Oil and Gas: Current Status and Potential Improvements

Evjemo, Tor Erik; Reegård, Kine; Fernandes, Alexandra

doi:10.1016/j.promfg.2015.07.274

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“…And finally, the interaction areas and their content in the evacuation activity context should be specified. 33,34,37 Organizational Structure, Material, and Technical Base Improvement for the Medical Units and Organizations Providing ME-Within the framework of this complex, the following arrangements should be done. The organizational structure and the functioning order of the medical units and organizations must be improved, taking into account the peculiarities of ME tasks solving.…”

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“…The medical-technical means of ME, the state monitoring of the evacuation, and the medical data automatic transfer should be developed and improved. 33 Supplying Medical Units and Organizations Management Organs with High-Qualified Staff-The functioning professional training system for the management organs, medical units, and organization specialists must be provided. The educational material base of the ME issues for specialists' preparing should be improved.…”

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“…The implementation of new technologies of telemedicine is a necessary condition for providing high-level health care in this field. 33,34 World Experience According to the international rating results, RF refers to the middle-risk category countries that are providing quality ME and further medical care (Table 1). 35,36 The reasons of the ME necessity are:…”

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Medical Evacuation and Liquidation of the Medical-Sanitary Aftereffects in Crisis

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Boby

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“…Inicialmente se realizaba con comunicaciones a través de radio entre el personal médico en alta mar y médicos en tierra, pero a medida que la tecnología avanza, las soluciones de telemedicina también lo hacen. Es por eso que hoy en día ese mismo proceso de comunicación se puede realizar a través de videoconferencias por medio del empleo de computadoras y dispositivos móviles, haciendo que los tiempos de respuesta sean más cortos, aumentando la satisfacción y seguridad de los pacientes, que cuentan con el respaldo de un equipo de apoyo médico en tierra [14].…”

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Estado actual de la telemedicina: una revisión de literatura

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La telemedicina es una tecnología que facilita la mediación a distan-cia entre el paciente y el personal médico. Aunque los desarrollos en este campo son más evidentes en Europa y Norte América, en América Latina tendría un mayor impacto, dadas las condiciones geográficas y socioeconómicas de la población. En ese orden de ideas, el propósito de este artículo es elaborar una revisión de lite-ratura acerca de los usos, desarrollos e innovaciones tecnológicas realizadas en torno al campo de la telemedicina, donde el empleo de esta tecnología facilita las consultas médicas a distancia y permite llevar los servicios de salud a la población rural, tanto en los países desarrollados, como los que se encuentran en vías de desarrollo.

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“…(7) Although the risk of trauma is ever present, (8) there is evidence of a change in pattern with medical illness overtaking injury as the predominant reason for evacuations from remote worksites. (9)(10)(11) Recent literature has also highlighted an increased prevalence of well-being and mental health concerns in the remote workforce. (5,6,12) To meet the legislated health and safety needs of their workers, resource companies provide medical assistance using a number of different models depending upon their size and location.…”

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Clinical Presentations, Physician Consultations and Patient Transport Options for Australian Remote and Industrial Paramedics

Johnston

Acker

2022

Australasian Journal of Paramedicine

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Introduction The aim of this study was to provide a snapshot of Australian remote and industrial paramedics’ patient clinical presentations, experience with physician consultations and options for patient transport to tertiary care. Methods This exploratory, cross-sectional descriptive study employed a purpose-built online survey. Participants were 78 paramedics working in Australian rural and remote industrial settings recruited in 2015 using web-based, respondent-driven sampling. In addition to a series of closed ended questions, respondents were asked to recall the number of times they encountered specific clinical presentations during the past year. Data were analysed using descriptive statistics and modes were calculated for ordinal data associated with clinical presentations. Results The traumatic presentations that participants recalled encountering at least 10 times the preceding year included back pain (39.7%), minor lacerations (38.5%), joint (36.4%) and hand (30.8%) injuries. Respondents selected headache (64.1%), nausea, vomiting or diarrhoea (52.6%), respiratory infections (50%), ear, nose or throat problems (43.6%) and localised infections or rash (39.7%) as the most common medical presentations. Of the respondents, 38.4% managed patients with mental health presentations a minimum of six times in the preceding year, and 45.3% treated at least one patient in cardiac arrest. While 94.8% of participants said topside support was available, over half described consulting physicians infrequently and if they did, it was typically by telephone. Most respondents (61%) indicated that their worksite was located over 100 km from a hospital. Conclusion Survey findings indicate that paramedic participants recall encountering a wide range of clinical presentations and managing low acuity illnesses more commonly than traumatic injuries. Most respondents were located at least 100 km from the nearest hospital and although almost all had access to topside support, over half stated they consulted physicians infrequently.

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Telemedicine in Oil and Gas: Current Status and Potential Improvements

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