MedAssist
Health systems worldwide face numerous challenges, ranging from scarcity of resources and infrastructure to the overload of health professionals and long queues for appointments and procedures.
Accessing specialized healthcare is a global problem, and optimizing the patient’s journey is the main challenge.
The presence of complex clinical cases, both in primary care and emergencies, represents a challenge for general practitioners and family physicians.
Traditionally, these professionals refer patients for face-to-face evaluations with specialists to obtain a diagnosis and treatment proposal, resulting in an extensive patient journey and a significant financial impact on healthcare systems.
Family doctors and general practitioners form the foundation that sustains health systems. Therefore, empowering these professionals through collaboration with medical specialists promotes a new approach to care delivery. This humanized, practical and cost-effective approach transforms the hospital system’s patient experience and sustainability.
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MedAssist is a Disruptive Telehealth Platform
It facilitates collaboration, streamlines, and simplifies expert medical advice, helping general practitioners in the decision-making process in complex cases.
Current Challenges
Limited dissemination of specialist knowledge: The lack of expert knowledge and experience in managing complex cases by general practitioners and family physicians has significant financial impacts on health systems.
High cost to maintain specialized care: The constant presence of a specialist in health units is not economically viable and can generate additional, often unnecessary, costs.
By implementing MedAssist, healthcare systems can overcome these challenges.
The software provides a collaborative and efficient environment for medical professionals. The platform optimizes the exchange of information and support between general practitioners and specialists, enabling more informed decision-making, improving the quality of patient care, and reducing costs associated with the health system.