Contactless and secure diagnoses
Concrete diagnoses are the be-all and end-all in medicine. However, the Corona pandemic made the conditions for good diagnostics more difficult. Telemedicine offers an alternative – not only in times of pandemic. For this, however, it is necessary to exploit the full potential of technical possibilities. In order to offer an experience equivalent to a physical visit to the doctor, the applications must go beyond mere consultations. In addition to robotic examination systems, artificial intelligence can also make an important contribution to symptom recognition. Telemedicine: Safe diagnostics in the pandemic – and beyond Who could have foreseen how the Corona pandemic would transform our lives? The work world has been transformed by mobile working and digital tools. Face-to-face meetings still matter, but they are not quite as important as they used to be. And telemedicine is changing how physicians interact with patients. Read the article about telemedicine in the pandemic here
Telediagnostic solutions: expert exams with no physical contact. Applications of telemedicine surged in popularity in efforts to reduce the COVID-19 infection risk for both medical professionals and patients. Unfortunately, the services typically lack a proper diagnostic option. Read the interview with Dr. Berlet and Jonas Fuchtmann here
Respiratory diseases: “AI helps patients track symptom severity”. When they are presented with respiratory disease, physicians listen to the lungs and airways to assess the sound of the patient’s breath and cough. Artificial intelligence now helps patients with respiratory diseases even outside of the doctor’s office: “ResGuard Med” monitors coughing during the night, detects the worsening of symptoms and issues an alert. Read the interview with Dr. Peter Tinschert here
