Telemedicine Solutions

Given the strain on the healthcare infrastructure and personnel and the virality of the pandemic, telemedicine (telehealth) solutions have become a mainstay.

While larger healthcare providers have adopted scalable telehealth solutions, small and independent practitioners have to contend with ad-hoc solutions. Global data shows an uptick in telemedicine consultations and a significant increase in wait times for non COVID19 patients. This shows a significant opportunity for open telemedicine solutions that can help bridge this gap. While the entire healthcare ecosystem is in the frontline of battling the pandemic, the technology and specifically the open source community can help alleviate access to healthcare through free and open telemedicine solutions.

There are over 420 public libraries available for telemedicine solutions. kandi collection on Telemedicine Solutions provides you with public libraries that provide base schemas, frameworks, and integration for end to end telehealth solutions to readymade telemedicine platforms, interesting solutions like symptom checkers, simple telehealth solutions using Office 365 as well as nuanced use cases like providing accessible telemedicine to vulnerable populations like refugees.

Telemedicine broadly covers aspects of using smartphones and tablets in providing video conferencing consultations, varying degrees of remote patient monitoring, communication, payer integration, pharmacy integration, nursing, and others. More advanced solutions cover teletrauma, emergency care, telesurgery, amongst others.

For other Telemedicine, Telehealth solutions, or specific implementations, search on kandi.

Telemedicine Core Frameworks

cht-core by medic, and ipf by oehf provide base frameworks and integrations to help build solutions ground up for multiple use cases.

Prebuilt Telemedicine solutions

Telemedicine by opensource-emr, iMediXcare by jmGithub2021, and FollowMyHealth by Allscripts Healthcare Solutions, Inc. provide prebuilt Telemedicine solutions that you can reuse.

Schemas and Data

ehealth.schema by edenlabllc and Telemedicine Utilization data by Change Healthcare provide for schemas and data to use in understanding and designing your Telemedicine solutions.

Unique Stand-alone Use Cases

symptomchecker by priaid-eHealth, CSE-Telehealth-Samples by Microsoft and Soteria by Daniel-Wu provide unique use cases such as intelligent triaging, simple Telehealth use case implementation using existing Office 365 capabilities, and providing for discreet Telemedicine access to refugees.