Lessons Learned
ICU4COVID In the post-Covid era - a model for the next generation of telemedicine innovation
Now that the peak of the pandemic seems to be behind us, as the world slowly recovers from the transformative effects of the pandemic, we can begin to look to the future together again.
ICU4Covid - Lessons Learned
Understanding cultural differences - a key component for accelerating systems implementation processes #1
Digital transformation of medical centers is not a one-time event #3
Digital transformation is a change that is advancing in waves driven by technological advancement and the accessibility of innovations.
Bridging language gaps - connecting technological, medical, and social language #4
a discourse that combines different areas of practice can lead to problems of inaccuracy, ambiguity, and confusion. How do we strive to avoid it.
Lessons Learned from a Social Science Perspective #5
Local Specificities Matter and Future Users Need to be Involved From Early On
one of three lessons written by our partners at the University of Vienna
Lessons Learned from a Social Science Perspective #6
Technical Infrastructures Need to be Accompanied by Social Models of Telemedical Care
one of three lessons written by our partners at the University of Vienna
Lessons Learned from a Social Science Perspective #7
Building the Social Infrastructures for
Telemedicine Takes Time
one of three lessons written by our partners
at the University of Vienna
Testimonies from different stakeholders
Prof. Ricardo Gonçalves
ICU4Covid Coordinator Institute for the Development of new Technologies (UNINOVA)
“The main ambition of the ICU4COIVD project is to provide the best medical treatment to everyone anywhere anytime.”
PD Dr. med. Lukas Martin
Chief Medical Officer Clinomic Group
“We are combining the expert knowledge we have throughout Europe and building up a quality network for telemedicine.”
Prof. Dr. med. Gernot Marx
ICU4Covid scientific and Clinical Coordinator University Hospital Aachen (UKA)
“This project gives us the opportunity to response to disaster as well as speed up the development and create this telemedicine network”
Dr. Pedro Ramos
Regional secretary for Health and Civil Protection Regional Government of Madeira
“Digitization means humanization because it would mean more time with patients and securing a proper diagnosis”
Dr. Anderia Pimenta
Project manager clinical site leader
“Health care professionals can grow from this innovative project and provide better care for the citizens.”