Bridging Healthcare Gaps: Implementing Wearable Virtual Care for Wound Management in Remote Northern Saskatchewan

The proposed project involves utilizing the TeleVu system- a cutting-edge virtual care technology-to enhance medical services for wound care in remote communities. This system allows health professionals to monitor and treat patients from a distance, which is crucial for areas where medical resources are scarce. The research undertaken will assess the effectiveness of this technology, its integration into current healthcare practices, and the training required for optimal use. For TeleVu, the Partner Organization, the project offers invaluable insights into user experience and system performance, potentially driving improvements in their technology. The success of this project could lead to wider adoption of TeleVus systems, cementing their role as a key provider of telehealth solutions and contributing to improved healthcare outcomes in underserved regions.

Faculty Supervisor:

Ivar Mendez

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Partner:

Televu Innovation Ltd.

Discipline:

Life Sciences

Sector:

Professional, scientific and technical services

University:

University of Saskatchewan

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