Fewer Chances of Making a Critical Error
Making an error is pretty much prevailing in the cosmos of medical care, and the ICUs are yet to avoid them entirely. For instance, on average, almost 1.7 million decisive blunders occur amongst critically ill patients.
As per a John Hopkins study, almost 250,000 people lose their life due to this reason.
Usually, the prime reason behind such metrics is the lack of concentration of the doctors, which comes from extreme fatigue.
Nevertheless, this issue can be solved with the implementation of a telemedicine environment. With it, the physicians can collaborate and double-check the vitals of a critical patient before medicating them.
This way, it would be much easier for them to cover up a large portion of their patients within a small amount of time.
A report suggests that almost 26% more people would survive an ICU journey with Tele-ICU’s assistance.