Launching comprehensive medical services in the field of treating vascular, orthopedic and cardiological diseases with innovative medical tools and techniques, and with extensive use of telemedicine solutions.

Project facts

Project promoter:
NZOZ ""ALL-MED"" Centrum Medyczne Specjalistyczne Gabinety Lekarskie Marcin Ogórek(PL)
Project Number:
PL-INNOVATION-0141
Status:
In implementation
Initial project cost:
€734,791

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Description

The activities of All-Med Medical Centre include the provision of highly specialised services in cardiology, gynaecology, surgery and other areas of medicine. The project objective is to develop and implement comprehensive treatment services for vascular, cardiac and orthopaedic diseases provided with an extensive use of modern ICT technologies. Telemedicine solutions will be applied, including a system which allows remote preventive examinations and remote diagnosis, a telemedicine platform and e-diaries. People over 50 constitute the target group of the project, as cardiovascular and skeletal system disorders are most common in this age group. We focus on the treatment of the most common diseases, the frequency of which will increase due to the ageing of the population (in Łódź they occur more frequently than in other parts of Poland), and the spread of civilisation diseases, such as diabetes, obesity or osteoporosis which result in increased number of cardiovascular and orthopaedic complications.

All-Med plans to build a clinic, equip it and carry out development works to refine and optimise the provision of services. The new centre coordinating all stages of treatment (diagnostics, treatments, rehabilitation) will shorten the diagnostic and therapeutic process (faster, more accurate and more reliable diagnostics; shorter treatment times), provide safer and more comfortable treatment (constant contact with the doctor) and faster rehabilitation (thanks to telemedicine). We also anticipate shorter hospitalisation times and a reduced risk of complications due to modern, minimally invasive treatment techniques in the areas of angiology and orthopaedics.

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