About: Article about that the Norwegian hospital Sykehuset Innlandet started a pilot project in 2019 where paramedics in the ambulance were equipped with an advanced video camera on the head to enable two-way communication with specialist doctors. It is explained how the project now is starting to become more of a routine than a project.
URL: https://helseinn.net/med-legen-pa-hodet/
Language: Norwegian
Publication date: 2022-06
About: Article about the need, for ambulances, of a robust, stable and secure connection to other health services in Norway. With aid from Hälsa Midt-Norge this will be realised to move the hospital to the patient and not the other way around. This communication solution will be implemented in new cars and this will enable video streaming and other prehospital services.
URL: https://ambulanseforum.no/artikler/a-flytte-sykehus-i-stedet-for-pasient
Language: Norwegian
Publication date: 2021-03-12
About: Article about a project that started with enabling video when you call 113 (emergency call in Norway). The result has been good and therefore it has now been implemented in the ambulance as the emergency call responders can pass on the video call to the paramedics. This has enabled the ambulance staff to see the video from the scene they are headed to, to prepare better.
URL: https://ambulanseforum.no/artikler/videolosning-na-ogsa-tilgjengelig-for-legebilen
Language: Norwegian
Publication date: 2022-01-14
About: Article about that the Norwegian hospital Sykehuset Innlandet started a pilot project in 2019 where paramedics in the ambulance were equipped with an advanced video camera on the head to enable two-way communication with specialist doctors.
URL: https://ambulanseforum.no/artikler/nar-tom-rykker-ut-med-ambulansen-har-han-med-seg-legen-pa-hodet
Language: Norwegian
Publication date: 2022-06-01
About: Article about the cooperation within the PreViS project between Norwegian Bliksund and Danish Incendium where Bliksund will contribute with electronic patient records and Incendium with their video solution so that doctors can communicate with the ambulance staff to improve patient care.
URL: https://ambulanseforum.no/artikler/nytt-samarbeidsprosjekt-om-videolosning-i-ambulansene
Language: Norwegian
Publication date: 2022-06-07
About: Article about how using the GoodSAM App’s new feature “Instant on the scene” has enabled ambulance staff to video stream what is going on on the scene when they are on their way to an emergency scene. A caller receives a link which enables the video streaming and in this way the staff can assess how much resources that are needed and for example see how many people that are injured and so on. Read more about the app on https://www.goodsamapp.org/.
URL: https://www.digitalhealth.net/2018/05/game-changing-app-ambulance/
Language: English
Publication date: 2018-05-14
About: Article about a new 5G-enabled system that will provide in-hospital doctors with live video streaming from the ambulance. In this way they can give diagnosis support to the ambulance crew and prepare for the incoming patient. The project is developed by Kingston University in London and Internet of Things company.
URL: https://www.digitalhealth.net/2019/01/video-triage-system-kingston-university/
Language: English
Publication date: 2019-01-30
About: Article about the decision to provide ambulances in England with iPads enabling them to access healthcare records and stream live video to the hospitals if they need diagnosis support from in-hospital doctors.
URL: https://www.digitalhealth.net/2021/05/ipads-ambulance-crews-england/
Language: English
Publication date: 2021-05-18
About: Article about Pristine which is a maker of video streaming Google Glass products to enable for example paramedics or ambulance nurses to stream what’s going on inside the ambulance. In this way the doctors get to follow along live which will help them prepare the treatment and give advises to the ambulance staff.
URL: https://www.mobihealthnews.com/36865/google-glass-medical-app-maker-pristine-raises-5-5-million
Language: English
Publication date: 2014-09-29
About: Article about a pilot study in Scotland where the aim was to investigate how telemedicine can be used en route to the hospital from rural parts of Scotland. The program was called SatCare and it enabled paramedics to send ultrasound scans together with a video summary of the patient’s condition. In this way the in-hospital doctors can prepare for the treatment and direct the paramedics to other hospitals if needed.
Language: English
Publication date: 2017-11-13
Study performed in Scotland.
