SCCM Resource Library-Con: The NETCCN On-Demand Model Could Have Done More

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The speech acknowledges the efforts and contributions of colleagues in telemedicine, emphasizing the success of Jeremy and Ben for overcoming challenges. It discusses the lessons learned from past crises, like Hurricane Katrina and COVID, and highlights telemedicine's vital role in identifying emergencies and arranging evacuations. Contrasting on-demand and continuous monitoring models, the speaker advocates for continuous monitoring due to its effectiveness in crisis scenarios. The COVID pandemic highlighted the need for better support for frontline critical care providers rather than solely investing in public health measures. Suggestions for improvement include implementing eConnect technology, AI-driven monitoring to reduce false positives, and better management of national drug supplies, implying that the NIH should oversee such disaster mobilizations. Ultimately, the speech calls for enhanced policies and technologies to optimize critical care responses for future emergencies, stressing the crucial role of healthcare professionals in these efforts.

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One-Hour Concurrent Session | Pro/Con Debate: The National Emergency Tele-Critical Care Network: Was It a Success or a Failure?

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Membership Level Professional

Membership Level Select

Year 2024

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telemedicine

crisis management

continuous monitoring

AI-driven technology

critical care responses

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