GE Healthcare Powers First-of-Its Kind Virtual ICU, Creating Access to Critical Care Specialists throughout State of Oregon December 16, 2020
“Virtual ICU” (VICU) will extend the critical care expertise of Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU) to patients in rural communities, where specialists are not otherwise available.
The VICU provides critical care specialists at OHSU with digital tools to deploy hospital-defined care protocols to remotely identify changes in patient status, respond in real time, and support local clinicians caring for patients in their local communities.
GE Healthcare’s Mural Virtual Care solution seamlessly integrates and embeds into the workflow of the VICU, which eliminates workflow inefficiencies like double documentation in the electronic medical record (EMR); collects and delivers disparate data to clinicians in a single, unified view, and provides real-time analytics and reports to drive continuous improvements and help
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Telemedicine Virtual Healthcare Delivery Systems at $11.28 billion in 2019, rose to $30.9 billion in 2020 and is projected to reach USD $91.9 billion by 2026.
There are 600 million primary care visits each year in the US, many more globally. There has been a dramatic shift to virtual care, with 60% of patients using some telemedicine in 2020, up from 2% in 2019.
Telemedicine Virtual Healthcare Delivery Systems represent next-generation automation of getting people to be accessed by a physician virtually. The fact that physical healthcare facilities could be sources of contagion means many are now focusing their attention on new models of care that avoid physical contact between clinician and patient.