Implementation of telemedicine solutions in the field of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease: risk management and remedial actions
Implementation of telemedicine solutions in the field of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease: risk management and remedial actions

Summary/Abstract: Background: Introducing innovations in the healthcare sector often involves testing groundbreaking solutions, ranging from advanced diagnostic technologies to new therapies and modern patient data management systems. Thorough and systematic risk monitoring not only enhances the chances of project success but also constitutes a crucial element in building trust in innovative healthcare solutions. Aim of the study: Presenting and discussing risks and risk management strategies in a pilot project implementing telemedical solutions in the field of pulmonology. Materials and methods: The paper analyzed key risks along with remedial actions taken during the implementation of a pilot telemedical project in the field of pulmonology. Systematic analyses covered technological, financial, legal, organizational, external, clinical, and competency areas. The description of a specific project case was used, along with a narrative of personal experiences during its execution in the given year. Results: The telemedical project for patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), focusing on clinical assessment and observation of spirometric parameters, aimed to address the challenges related to the care of individuals with COPD. The innovative aspects of the pilot project were emphasized, along with its potential impact on improving pulmonological care. The paper discusses aspects related to risk management and remedial actions, identifying areas where the project could serve as a model for further research and practices in the field. Conclusions: The coordination of medical teams, primary care physicians, pulmonology specialists, and nurses with strong and multifaceted administrative support constituted a key element of remedial actions. This collaboration enabled effective counteraction against potential negative consequences of testing telemedical solutions in pulmonology by implementing appropriate corrective measures and efficient remedial actions.

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