Hubballi: District Hospital and Government Taluk in the State of Bengaluru, Mysuru, Mangaluru, and Dharwad will soon have an Icus tele as part of the project to improve facilities in government hospitals.
During the past one and a half years, the Ministry of Health has run Tele ICU facilities using the zoom application.
Now, using advanced technology, the state government will install PTZ cameras and other equipment where doctors in remote places can not only interact with patients, but can also examine them thoroughly.
To prepare an advanced TELE ICU planned the state government to spend RS 7 Crore to start, and more funds will be pumped if needed.
Hospitality of Taluk with TELE Icus based on advanced technology.
A pilot tele ICU has been launched in Kodagu and functions effectively since the last six months.
We will expand the facility to all district hospitals and taluk.
“At present, the state government has ties with Columbia Asian experts, Manipal Hospital and Narayana Hrudayalaya who interact with patients through zoom calls.
Now the Ministry of Health plans to improve the system where doctors sit in Bengaluru can examine patients and provide care Better.
Trilok Chandra, said, “We have a plan to complete the installation of the system at the end of December.
We planned a tie-up with Jayadeva hospital for cardiology, with Nimhans for neurological disorders and Kidwai Hospital for cancer treatment.
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