Elifecare is the telemedicine platform that offers the set of solutions and services provided by Exprivia-Italtel for teleconsultation, telecure and telemonitoring to support all operators involved in the care and monitoring of the patient in home care. Already tested in Switzerland during the lockdown, eLifeCare guarantees 24-hour health care and home monitoring of health conditions via Bluetooth. Selected by the task force of experts appointed by the Ministry for Technological Innovation and Digitization among the five best apps and technological solutions for the remote assistance of patients in home isolation for suspected or confirmed contagion from Covid-19, 'eLifeCare' by Exprivia has already proved to be an effective support to face the coronavirus emergency in Switzerland during the past lockdown. The 'eLifeCare' solution, as well as in Switzerland for the Coronavirus emergency, is already being used for home care for cardiac patients with severe arrhythmias and those with defibrillators in the Apulian ASL of the BAT province. The recognition obtained by the Ministry repays Exprivia's constant commitment to making Italian telemedicine a state-of-the-art reality - explains Francesco Bellifemine, director of the Digital Factory E-Health and Smart City of Exprivia. After experimentation in other contexts, we are pleased to make our skills available to the National and Regional Health System to support patients and health personnel in remote assistance.
Elifecare è la piattaforma di telemedicina che offre l’insieme di soluzioni e servizi forniti da Exprivia-Italtel per teleconsulto, telecura e telemonitoraggio a supporto di tutti gli operatori coinvolti nella cura e nel monitoraggio del paziente in cura a domicilio. Già sperimentata in Svizzera durante il lockdown, eLifeCare garantisce l’assistenza sanitaria h24 e il monitoraggio domiciliare delle condizioni di salute via bluetooth. Selezionata dalla task force di esperti nominati dal Ministero per l’Innovazione tecnologica e la Digitalizzazione tra le cinque migliori app e soluzioni tecnologiche per l’assistenza da remoto dei pazienti in isolamento domiciliare per sospetto o confermato contagio da Covid-19, ‘eLifeCare’ di Exprivia si è già rivelata un efficace supporto per fronteggiare l’emergenza coronavirus in Svizzera durante il passato lockdown. La soluzione ‘eLifeCare’, oltre che in Svizzera per l’emergenza Coronavirus, viene già adoperata per l’assistenza domiciliare di pazienti cardiopatici con aritmie severe e portatori di defibrillatori nella ASL pugliese della provincia BAT. II riconoscimento ottenuto dal Ministero ripaga l’impegno costante di Exprivia nel rendere la telemedicina italiana una realtà di avanguardia - spiega Francesco Bellifemine, direttore della Digital Factory E-Health e Smart City di Exprivia. Dopo la sperimentazione in altri contesti, siamo lieti di mettere a disposizione del Sistema Sanitario Nazionale e Regionale le nostre competenze per sostenere pazienti e personale sanitario nell’assistenza da remoto.
ADEGUAMENTO NORMATIVO MDR REGOLAMENTO 2017/745: ANALISI REQUISITI GENERALI DI SICUREZZA E PRESTAZIONE CON VALUTAZIONE DELL’IMPATTO SULLA GESTIONE DEI RISCHI DEL SOFTWARE ELIFECARE
POMARICO, EMANUELE
2020/2021
Abstract
Elifecare is the telemedicine platform that offers the set of solutions and services provided by Exprivia-Italtel for teleconsultation, telecure and telemonitoring to support all operators involved in the care and monitoring of the patient in home care. Already tested in Switzerland during the lockdown, eLifeCare guarantees 24-hour health care and home monitoring of health conditions via Bluetooth. Selected by the task force of experts appointed by the Ministry for Technological Innovation and Digitization among the five best apps and technological solutions for the remote assistance of patients in home isolation for suspected or confirmed contagion from Covid-19, 'eLifeCare' by Exprivia has already proved to be an effective support to face the coronavirus emergency in Switzerland during the past lockdown. The 'eLifeCare' solution, as well as in Switzerland for the Coronavirus emergency, is already being used for home care for cardiac patients with severe arrhythmias and those with defibrillators in the Apulian ASL of the BAT province. The recognition obtained by the Ministry repays Exprivia's constant commitment to making Italian telemedicine a state-of-the-art reality - explains Francesco Bellifemine, director of the Digital Factory E-Health and Smart City of Exprivia. After experimentation in other contexts, we are pleased to make our skills available to the National and Regional Health System to support patients and health personnel in remote assistance.I documenti in UNITESI sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.14253/109640