Since the beginning of August, the Samu des Deux-Sèvres has been experimenting with a new device: “mobile teleconsultation units”.
The principle is simple: when he receives a call to 15, the emergency physician can, if he deems it sufficient, send a paramedical professional (a nurse for example) equipped with a telemedicine case with connected objects to the patient's home. : stethoscope, electrocardiogram, otoscope, etc.
Once there, the nurse can carry out a teleconsultation with a liberal doctor.
For his part, the latter, from his office can see the results live thanks to connected tools.
“It is a very complete innovative tool which allows for in-depth and quality remote consultation”,
explains Mathieu Violeau, emergency doctor and head of the Two-Sèvres Emergency Care Teaching Center (Cesu79).
The center works in collaboration with Sauv Life, an association already known for its application which allows everyone…
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