Abstract
Telemedicine’s application to chronic dialysis had its beginnings in 2010. The experience of a remote and isolated territory is reported with a background of six years. The number of patients treated is very low, but various practical aspects are addressed: technical IT liaison, biomedical maintenance and quality controls, monitoring the care pathway of patients with chronic renal disease (CKD), and the fundamental role of caregivers. For everyone, this is an extremely rewarding activity.
Highlights
L’Archipel de Saint Pierre et Miquelon (SPM) est une Collectivité Territoriale Française située au sud de Terre-Neuve à 4500 kms de la Métropole sans liaison directe aérienne permanente
The experience of a remote and isolated territory is reported with a background of six years
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Summary
Telemedicine’s application to chronic dialysis had its beginnings in 2010. The experience of a remote and isolated territory is reported with a background of six years. The number of patients treated is very low, but various practical aspects are addressed: technical IT liaison, biomedical maintenance and quality controls, monitoring the care pathway of patients with chronic renal disease (CKD), and the fundamental role of caregivers.
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