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Get to know the Visionflex Business Development Manager, Alex Hollings.
Workers employed in the oil, gas, and mining industry are often located in remote and diverse locations. Regardless of whether they are on-shore or off-shore, these worksites share some form of geographical isolation.
Due to the various demands and complexities of these environments, operators must provide a certain level of health service to their employees while at work. The challenge is to keep health services in line with acceptable healthcare standards.
Telehealth consultations allow workers and on-site medics to connect with specialist medical services hundreds of kilometres away quickly.
Using cutting-edge technology, Visionflex’s telehealth devices capture high-quality images, videos, and patient vitals. This data and ability to collaborate with experts improves the quality of decisions, means treatment is initiated earlier and removes the need for unnecessary evacuations.
Telehealth improves outcomes for the injured worker, increases patient satisfaction and provides the perception of added safety while working in a remote location. Workers also benefit from not having to pay for travel and accommodation and forego pay to travel to appointments.
Operators benefit from reduced lost productivity, as workers can return to work sooner, lower evacuation and transportation costs, and the associated risks with transfer staff fatigue.
Telehealth is ideally placed to support workers suffering from body stressing, mental health conditions, asthma, and more.
Get to know the Visionflex Business Development Manager, Alex Hollings.
Telehealth can be used as a platform to deliver a diverse range of healthcare services including disease treatment, mental health, ENT, aged care and more.
We explain: What is synchronous telehealth or real-time telehealth? What is asynchronous telehealth or store-and-forward telehealth?