A tele-ICU hub watching partner hospitals’ consenting ICU patients on one board.
A partner (spoke) hospital shares a consenting ICU patient with a tele-ICU hub: the patient’s details, the vitals as the spoke charts them, its notes and active medicines, republished from the spoke’s own records every five minutes until the watch ends. The hub intensivist sees every watched patient on one board — readings shown as charted, never scored here and with no threshold shipped — logs a tele-review the way a bedside round is logged, and escalates to the spoke’s bedside team, whose board shows the escalation until someone there acknowledges it. The exchange is one narrow door between organisations: a share names the two organisations, the app and its purpose, exactly what it carries and until when; a share about a patient carries that patient’s consent to this transfer — how it was given, who took it, when — or the database refuses it; the receiving organisation sees nothing until it accepts; and the sender, the receiver or the patient can revoke it, which stops all further reading at once. Every offer, acceptance, reading and reply is logged where both organisations read it, and the patient sees who has their records in the Patient App. Written with India’s DPDP Act 2023 and the HIPAA Privacy Rule in mind; it helps a practice keep those duties and claims no certification.
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