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Aten Primaria ; 56(6): 102927, 2024 Jun.
Article in Spanish | MEDLINE | ID: mdl-38608402

ABSTRACT

Teleconsultation is a remote health consultation using information and communication technologies. There are different modalities and specific practical and communication skills are required. Notwithstanding its prominence in Spain, there is little evidence on teleconsultation. This article explores the applicability, barriers, facilitators and future challenges of teleconsultation. While it has the potential to improve access to healthcare, as well as save time and costs for both patients and healthcare professionals, it faces a number of challenges such as the digital divide and resistance to change. To address new challenges and overcome obstacles, it is crucial to gain the trust of patients and professionals. Improving training in the skills required to optimize their use is also essential. Future research should aim to provide robust evidence regarding safety and cost-effectiveness to ensure successful implementation.


Subject(s)
Primary Health Care , Remote Consultation , Humans , Spain
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Aten. prim. (Barc., Ed. impr.) ; 55(9): 102626, Sept. 2023. ilus
Article in Spanish | IBECS | ID: ibc-224794

ABSTRACT

La transformación digital implica la integración de tecnología en todas las áreas de una organización y un cambio en la forma de operar y de proporcionar valor. En el sector de la salud, la transformación digital debe centrarse en mejorar la salud para todos, acelerando el desarrollo y la adopción de soluciones digitales. La OMS considera la salud digital como un factor clave para garantizar la cobertura sanitaria universal, la protección frente a emergencias sanitarias y un mejor bienestar para mil millones de personas en todo el mundo. La transformación digital en salud debe incluir los determinantes digitales en salud como nuevos factores de desigualdad junto a los determinantes sociales clásicos. Abordar los determinantes digitales de la salud y la brecha digital es esencial para garantizar que todas las personas tengan acceso a los beneficios de la tecnología digital para su salud y su bienestar.(AU)


Digital transformation involves the integration of technology into all areas of an organization and a change in the way of operating and providing value. In the healthcare sector, digital transformation should focus on improving health for all by accelerating the development and adoption of digital solutions. The WHO considers digital health as a key factor in ensuring universal health coverage, protection against health emergencies, and better well-being for one billion people worldwide. Digital transformation in healthcare should include digital determinants of health as new factors of inequality alongside classic social determinants. Addressing digital determinants of health and the digital divide is essential to ensure that all people have access to the benefits of digital technology for their health and well-being.(AU)


Subject(s)
Humans , Male , Female , Digital Divide , Telemedicine , Biomedical Technology , Health Services Accessibility , Information Technology/trends , Primary Health Care/trends
3.
Aten Primaria ; 55(9): 102626, 2023 09.
Article in Spanish | MEDLINE | ID: mdl-37267831

ABSTRACT

Digital transformation involves the integration of technology into all areas of an organization and a change in the way of operating and providing value. In the healthcare sector, digital transformation should focus on improving health for all by accelerating the development and adoption of digital solutions. The WHO considers digital health as a key factor in ensuring universal health coverage, protection against health emergencies, and better well-being for one billion people worldwide. Digital transformation in healthcare should include digital determinants of health as new factors of inequality alongside classic social determinants. Addressing digital determinants of health and the digital divide is essential to ensure that all people have access to the benefits of digital technology for their health and well-being.


Subject(s)
Digital Divide , Humans , Delivery of Health Care , Health Facilities , Health Care Sector
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Metas enferm ; 25(8): 7-14, Oct. 2022. tab
Article in Spanish | IBECS | ID: ibc-213251

ABSTRACT

Objetivo: examinar el concepto de transformación digital en el ámbito sanitario mediante el análisis del estado actual de la literatura científica, siguiendo el método de análisis de concepto de Wilson. Método: en primer lugar se diseñaron diferentes estrategias de búsqueda para localizar y recuperar artículos de investigación a través de bases de datos como Medline, Scopus y Cinahl; y, por otro lado, se buscó literatura gris utilizando motores de búsqueda como Google y DuckDuckGo. Una vez obtenida la documentación se procedió al análisis conceptual descrito por Wilson y, posteriormente, desarrollado por Avant, siguiendo cada uno de los 11 pasos que proponen. Resultados: el concepto está formado originalmente de dos palabras, cuya combinación “transformación digital” adquiere la siguiente definición: “proceso de cambio a través del uso de la información en formato digital, en otros términos, no analógica”. Conclusiones: los resultados aclaran el significado de transformación digital para ayudar a los profesionales a comprender y abordar esta actuación en todas sus dimensiones y promover que se haga una transformación digital, que no solo se obtiene digitalizando, sino creando una estrategia que añada valor.(AU)


Objective: to examine the concept of digital transformation in the healthcare setting through the analysis of the current status of scientific literature, following the Wilson method of concept analysis. Method: first of all, different search strategies were designed in order to locate and retrieve research articles through databases such as Medline, Scopus and Cinahl; and on the other hand, there was a search for grey literature using search engines such as Google and DuckDuckGo. Once documentation was obtained, there was concept analysis as described by Wilson and subsequently developed by Avant, following each of the 11 steps presented. Results: the concept is initially formed by two words, and their combination as “digital transformation” obtains the following definition: “process of change through the use of information in digital format, or in other words non-analog”. Conclusions: results have clarified the meaning of digital transformation to help professionals to understand and address this action in all its dimensions, and to promote the implementation of a digital transformation, which is not only obtained by digitizing but also by creating a strategy that adds value.(AU)


Subject(s)
Humans , Databases, Bibliographic , MEDLINE , Computer Literacy , Telemedicine , Nursing Informatics , Concept Formation , Nursing , Nursing Care , Nursing Services
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RECIIS (Online) ; 16(2): 461-472, abr.-jun. 2022. ilus
Article in Portuguese | LILACS | ID: biblio-1378884

ABSTRACT

Com o fim de propiciar um ambiente que possibilite decisões ágeis, criativas e efetivas no sistema de saúde, o Laboratório de Inovações no SUS do Ceará (FeliciLab) tem adotado o uso de métodos inovadores de gestão de projetos. Este relato de experiência tem como objetivo apresentar como a Escola de Saúde Pública do Ceará (ESP/CE) conseguiu, através do FeliciLab, orquestrar um conjunto de pessoas, métodos e tecnologias capazes de provocar uma quebra em padrões até então apresentados no mercado de tecnologias direcionadas para o sistema de saúde, diante da crise sanitária ocasionada pela pandemia de covid-19. Com adoção de metodologias mais ágeis de condução de trabalho e gerenciamento de crises, ampliou-se a percepção de valor da tecnologia da informação (TI) da ESP/CE, nutrida pela compreensão de que inovar é mais do que produzir e implantar tecnologias: trata-se de transformar os modos de criar e consumir soluções, de forma a impactar os contextos e as experiências das pessoas.


In order to provide an environment with agile, creative, and effective decisions in the health system, the Felicilab laboratory has been adopting the use of innovative project management methods. This experience report aims to present how the Escola de Saúde Pública do Ceará (ESP/CE), Brazil, had managed to orchestrate, through FeliciLab, a set of people, methods, and technologies from a disruptive perspective of standards hitherto presented in the market of technologies directed to the health system, in face of the health crisis caused by the covid-19 pandemic. With the adoption of more agile methodologies for conducting work and managing crisis, the perception of the value of the Information technology (IT) used at ESP/CE was expanded, understanding that innovating is more than producing and implementing technologies: it means transforming the ways of creating and consume solutions in order to impact on personal experiences and their context.


A fin de propiciar un ambiente con decisiones ágiles, creativas y efectivas en el sistema de salud, el Laboratório de Inovações no SUS do Ceará (FeliciLab) tiene adoptado el uso de métodos innovadores de gestión de proyectos. Este relato de experiencia tiene como objetivo presentar cómo la Escola de Saúde Pública do Ceará (ESP/CE), a través del FeliciLab, ha conseguido orquestar un conjunto de personas,nmétodos y tecnologías capaces para quebrar estándares hasta entonces presentados en el mercado de tecnologías dirigidas al sistema de salud, frente a la crisis de salud provocada por la pandemia de Covid-19. Con la adopción de metodologías más ágiles para la realización del trabajo y la gestión de crisis, se amplió la percepción del valor de la tecnología de la información (TI) ESP/CE, alimentada por el entendimiento de que innovar es más que producir e implementar tecnologías: se trata de transformar formas de crear y consumir soluciones para impactar los contextos y las experiencias de las personas.


Subject(s)
Health Systems , Creativity , Projects , Unified Health System , Information Technology , COVID-19 , Health Policy , Laboratories
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Bol. malariol. salud ambient ; 62(5): 1101-1109, 2022. ilus, tab, graf
Article in Spanish | LILACS, LIVECS | ID: biblio-1434704

ABSTRACT

La Transformación Digital (TD) es todo un proceso que busca optimizar la relación usuario­organización, mejorando así los procesos y el desempeño. Con la llegada de la pandemia COVID-19 a principios del año 2020, cuando fue necesario acelerar la inclusión de las Tecnologías de Información y Comunicación (TIC) para continuar ofreciendo los servicios sanitarios, se constituye el sistema peruano de TD como un sistema funcional; con normas, principios y procedimientos; y con técnicas e instrumentos para ordenar las actividades del sector público y con miras a su optimización. Se planteó una investigación de carácter descriptivo para conocer el impacto de la transformación digital en la salud tropical del Perú. Para ello se determinaron el impacto en la gestión de datos, gobernanza, e intercambio de conocimiento e innovación digital de 4 enfermedades metaxénicas y 3 zoonóticas seleccionadas a partir del análisis de los distintos componentes de la sala virtual de situación de salud del Centro Nacional de Epidemiología, Prevención y Control de Enfermedades del Perú. Los datos fueron analizados bajo el Sistema de Información para la Salud (IS4H) de la OPS que permitió valorar la interoperabilidad de los procesos relacionados con la categorización de estas nosologías. Para todos los factores evaluados: gestión de datos, innovación, gestión y gobernanza y gestión e intercambio de conocimiento, los resultados, en general, estuvieron alrededor de la media (3 puntos, en una escala del 1 al 5), siendo el valor más alto (3,3 puntos) para la gestión y gobernanza, y el valor más bajo (2,7 puntos) para la innovación. Se necesita un enfoque más holístico en la salud pública para asegurarse de que se proporcione una respuesta eficaz frente a las enfermedades tropicales. Si los sistemas de salud se colocan en el medio de la acción, esto permitiría tener mayores posibilidades de hacer frente a estas enfermedades mediante el uso adecuado de las herramientas modernas que logren complementar el enfoque tradiciona(AU)


Digital Transformation (TD) is a whole process that seeks to optimize the user-organization relationship, thus improving processes and performance. With the arrival of the COVID-19 pandemic at the beginning of 2020, when it was necessary to accelerate the inclusion of Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) to continue offering health services, the Peruvian DT system was established as a functional system; with norms, principles and procedures; and with techniques and instruments to order the activities of the public sector and with a view to their optimization. A descriptive investigation was proposed to know the impact of digital transformation on tropical health in Peru. For this, the impact on data management, governance, and exchange of knowledge and digital innovation of 4 metaxenic and 3 zoonotic diseases selected from the analysis of the different components of the virtual health situation room of Centro Nacional de Epidemiología, Prevención y Control de Enfermedades of Peru. The data were analyzed under PAHO's Information System for Health (IS4H), which made it possible to assess the interoperability of the processes related to the categorization of these nosologies. For all the factors evaluated: data management, innovation, management and governance, and knowledge management and exchange, the results, in general, were around the average (3 points, on a scale from 1 to 5), with the highest value being highest (3.3 points) for management and governance, and the lowest value (2.7 points) for innovation. A more holistic approach to public health is needed to ensure that an effective response to tropical diseases is provided. If health systems are placed in the middle of the action, this would allow them to have greater possibilities of dealing with these diseases through the appropriate use of modern tools that manage to complement the traditional approach(AU)


Subject(s)
Humans , Male , Female , Tropical Medicine , Health Systems , Telemedicine , Information Technology , Zoonoses , Epidemiology , Information Dissemination , Internet Access
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Rev. Hosp. Ital. B. Aires (2004) ; 41(2): 90-96, jun. 2021. graf, ilus
Article in Spanish | LILACS | ID: biblio-1254575

ABSTRACT

El 11 de marzo de 2020, la Organización Mundial de la Salud (OMS) declaró el COVID-19 como pandemia, afectando drásticamente la atención de la salud. A nivel global se adoptaron medidas como el distanciamiento social y la cuarentena. Ello representó un enorme desafío para los Sistemas de Información en Salud (SIS), que rápidamente debieron adaptarse, frente a una razón ineludible para abrazar por completo la transformación digital. Surge la necesidad de explorar las tecnologías digitales utilizadas durante la pandemia y considerarlas para su uso continuado en el tiempo o cíclicamente en caso de brotes recurrentes. Las herramientas informáticas se han utilizado para la prestación de servicios de telemedicina, monitorización remota de pacientes, comunicación digital entre líderes políticos y autoridades científicas, monitorización de datos para analizar la propagación y evolución del COVID-19, etc. Los países y organizaciones han impulsado el uso de soluciones tecnológicas con distintas limitaciones. El Hospital Italiano de Buenos Aires posee una trayectoria de más de 20 años en implementaciones e innovaciones tecnológicas; sin embargo, la pandemia impulsó una serie de adaptaciones en su SIS. El objetivo de este trabajo fue describir dicho proceso de adaptación digital desde marzo a diciembre de 2020, e identificar los principales resultados utilizando un modelo sociotécnico. Se empleó el modelo de Sittig que incluye 8 dimensiones: Infraestructura, Contenido clínico, Interfaz Humano-computadora, Personas, Comunicación y procesos, Regulaciones, Características organizacionales y Políticas internas y Medición y monitorización. (AU)


On March 11, 2020, the World Health Organization (WHO) declared COVID-19 a pandemic, dramatically affecting health care. Measures such as social distancing and quarantine were adopted globally. This new context represented a huge challenge for Health Information Systems (HIS) that had to adapt quickly, facing an inescapable reason to fully embrace the digital transformation. There is a need to explore the digital technologies used during the pandemic and consider them for continued use over time or cyclically in the event of recurring outbreaks. Digital tools have been used for the provision of telemedicine services, remote patient monitoring, digital communication between political leaders and scientific authorities, data monitoring to analyze the spread and evolution of COVID-19, etc. Countries and organizations have promoted the use of technological solutions with different limitations. The Hospital Italiano de Buenos Aires has a history of more than 20 years in technological implementations and innovations, however, the pandemic prompted a series of adaptations in its SIS. The objective of this work was to describe said digital adaptation process from March to December 2020, and to identify the main results using a sociotechnical model. Sittig´model was used, which includes 8 dimensions: Infrastructure, Clinical Content, Human-Computer Interface, People, Communication and Processes, Regulations, Organizational Characteristics and Internal Policies, and Measurement and Monitoring. (AU)


Subject(s)
Humans , Medical Informatics/trends , Health Information Systems/trends , Argentina , Social Isolation , Medical Informatics Applications , Quarantine , Telemedicine/instrumentation , Pandemics , Telemonitoring , COVID-19 , Models, Theoretical
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