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Tech bridges gap between covid patients, relatives
Tech bridges gap between covid patients, relatives
BySridhar VivanSridhar Vivan / Updated: Jul 10, 2021, 06:00 IST
The pilot project is being tested at a few government hospitals
One of the biggest challenges a covid patient faces during their stay at the hospital is that they never get a chance to meet their family members. Although some hospitals allow attenders to meet the patients wearing PPE kit, it’s not feasible for many.
Keeping this in mind, the health department is now planning to have a virtual consultation facility where the relatives or attendants can speak to the covid patients using tele-screens. This pilot project is being tested at a few government hospitals and if successful will be extended to other hospitals as well.
Remote control
As touch, taste and smell were affected by covid,
war rooms in hospitals used sight and sound to monitor patients. Now a new war room that links all hospitals
in the State is being readied for the third wave
Covid affects three of your five senses. You lose your sense of taste and smell, and touch is forbidden for fear of infection. At such a time, sight and sound bear all the weight of human communication. The very first war room and visual monitoring system set up at the Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Chest Diseases (RGICD), tapped into these two senses to monitor patients and keep them communicating with their loved ones.