Evaluation and Analysis of the Operation of Telemedicine Facilities from the Perspective of Medical Institutions and Medical Personnel / 医学信息学杂志

Purpose/Significance To investigate the operation status of telemedicine facilities in hospitals of different classifications and the evaluation of medical staff on the operation of facilities,so as to provide scientific basis for further promoting the construction of telemedicine and improving the level of telemedicine services.Method/Process Through an online questionnaire survey,the configura-tion and operation of telemedicine terminals in medical institutions are collected nationwide,and the feedback of medical personnel on the convenience of operation of telemedicine system is investigated.By using SPSS 25.0 software,descriptive analysis method is adopted to evaluate the availability of telemedicine facilities,and variance analysis is used to compare the differences in equipment failure frequency,the operation convenience of telemedicine system and facility evaluation in hospitals of different classifications from the perspective of medical institutions and medical personnel.Result/Conclusion The overall failure rate of telemedicine equipment is low,and the use of telemedicine system is relatively convenient,but the hospital information system is relatively poor to meet the needs of telemedicine,and the telemedicine system connections between different hospitals,as well as the telemedicine infrastructure facilities of primary medical in-stitutions need to be further improved.

The current situation of teleophthalmology on national telemedicine center from 2015 to 2021 / 中华眼底病杂志

Objective:To observe the demographic data, disease composition and convenience of remote consultation in ophthalmology.Methods:A retrospective study. From 2015 to 2021, the demographic data, changing trends, disease classification of teleconsultation patients, and hospitals participating in teleconsultation, and the waiting time of patients for teleconsultation was analyzed retrospectively; remote consultation physician level composition and other data was analyzed.Results:During the 7-year period, 1 216 patients with remote consultation were obtained through the platform of the telemedicine center. Among them, there were 680 males and 536 females; the average age was 50.8 years. In 2016 and 2017, the number of patients participating in telemedicine consultations reached a peak of 260 and 221 cases, respectively. Among the ophthalmic diseases, there were 490 cases (40.30%, 490/1 216) of retinal and optic nerve-related diseases, 212 cases (17.43%, 212/1 216) of ocular trauma. 678 cases (56.27%, 678/1 205) of remote consultation waiting time were less than 24 hours, 991 cases (82.24%, 991/1 205) were less than 48 hours. Among the physicians who participated in the remote consultation, there were 733 chief physicians (60.3%, 733/1 216) and 466 deputy chief physicians (38.3%, 466/1 216).Conclusions:During the seven-year period from 2015 to 2021, there are relatively few patients with ophthalmology teleconsultation; retinal and optic nerve-related diseases accounted for a high proportion. Remote consultation has high convenience.