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Tele-ICUs: The Indian experience - Dileep Raman, MD

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Dileep Raman, MD



March 2019


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<b>Disclosure</b>



Dr. Dileep Raman is a Co-founder and


Director at Cloudphysician Healthcare


Pvt limited, a tele-ICU company.



www.cloudphysician.net



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<b>Critically ill patients require specialized </b>


<b>care.</b>



Having an intensivist has been considered



“the most effective intervention to improve



survival of the critically ill that has been



devised in the past 30 years.”



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<b>Physician:Patient ratio mismatch</b>



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<b>3,00,000</b>

<b>+</b>



ICU beds




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<b>Physician:Patient ratio mismatch</b>



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<b>3,00,000</b>

<b>+</b>



ICU beds



<b>~3,500 </b>


intensivists


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The 3,500 Intensivists concentrated


in urban areas and within these


areas in large tertiary care centers



Large portion of these Indian ICU



beds (~2,50,000) not in Metros. NO


access to critical care expertises


<b>Physician:Patient ratio mismatch</b>



India is projected to have 3,00,000 ICU beds in
the coming three years and there are ~3,500
trained ICU specialists to manage them


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<b>3,00,000</b>

<b>+</b>




ICU beds



<b>~3,500 </b>


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<b>Skewed physician:patient ratio is here to stay!</b>



<b>Hospitals and ICUs are going </b>


<b>to be built at a faster pace </b>


<b>than an increase in </b>



<b>intensivists</b>



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<b>Skewed physician:patient ratio is here to stay!</b>



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<b>Hence, the need to find other </b>


<b>solutions:</b>



1. Technology



1. Increasing the number of non


physician trained personnel


(nurse practitioners, physician


assistants).



2. This requires Government and


licensing body support



<b>Hospitals and ICUs are going to be built </b>



<b>at a faster pace than an increase in </b>



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<b>Problem </b>



<b>Lack of availability</b>

of highly skilled


Critical Care personnel



Inadequate and

<b>inefficient </b>

utilization



of ICU infrastructure and services



<b>Inability </b>

to deliver quality care



Medical

<b>errors</b>

, inaccurate

<b>diagnosis </b>



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<b>Problem </b>



<b>Lack of availability</b>

of highly skilled


Critical Care personnel



Inadequate and

<b>inefficient </b>

utilization



of ICU infrastructure and services



<b>Inability </b>

to deliver quality care



Medical

<b>errors</b>

, inaccurate

<b>diagnosis </b>



and missed treatment opportunities




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<b>Problem </b>



<b>Lack of availability</b>

of highly skilled


Critical Care personnel



Inadequate and

<b>inefficient </b>

utilization



of ICU infrastructure and services



<b>Inability </b>

to deliver quality care



Medical

<b>errors</b>

, inaccurate

<b>diagnosis </b>



and missed treatment opportunities



<b>Solution</b>



<b>Effective ICU Management System</b>

that


enables:



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<b>Integrative </b>

tele-ICU system


-

<b>Centralized </b>

command center



staffed with

<b>24/7 </b>

highly skilled


intensivists



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Automated early warnings



-

Advanced and actionable

<b>decision </b>




<b>support</b>



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<b>What is a tele-ICU</b>



Tele-ICU is the delivery of critical


care services by a specialized


team of intensivists located at an


off-site command center



Real-time audio-video, EMR and


technology platforms are used to


deliver expert care



It is an

<b>integral component </b>

of a



<b>Smart ICU</b>



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<b>Hub and Spoke</b>



<b>HUB</b>



<b>24/7</b>

centralized critical care


expertise at the

<b>Cloudphysician </b>


<b>Command Center</b>



<b>SPOKE</b>



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<b>Technology, the value add in the ICU</b>



Access




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<b>Technology, the value add in the ICU</b>



Access


Quality



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<b>Technology, the value add in the ICU</b>



Access


Quality



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<b>Technology, the value add in the ICU</b>



Access


Quality



Cost effective care



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<b>Technology, the value add in the ICU</b>



Access


Quality



Cost effective care

<b>???</b>



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<b>Future of Tele-ICUs in India</b>



- Technology needs to do more than providing geographical connectivity/access
- Improve efficiency; clinical decision support



- <b>DOES NOT Replace physicians; rather, augments their capability</b>


- Augment the capability of physicians to provide higher quality care to a larger group of
patients, change ratio from 1 Intensivist for 15 patients to 1 Intensivist for 150 patients,
while maintaining the quality of care provided


- Data in structured format allows effective clinical research


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<b>Healthcare: slow to embrace technology</b>



Unlike other industries, for example, manufacturing or airlines, technology has not been actively
leveraged to reduce errors and increase efficiency


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<b>Can technology augment the Doctor’s intuition?</b>


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<b>Device </b>
<b>integration: </b>
bedside monitors,
infusion pumps,
ventilators


Patient data repository (mini


<b>EMR</b>): Labs, radiology,
demographic data, patient
history, bedside physician and
bedside nurse documentation


<b>ANALYTICS </b>


<b>ENGINE</b>



<b>CLINICAL </b>
<b>DECISION </b>
<b>SUPPORT</b>
<b>Video </b>
<b>monitoring</b>,
Image capture,
<b>real- time</b>


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<b>CLINICAL DECISION SUPPORT</b>


(coming from technology or from
upskilled personnel or from both)


<b>EXPERT PHYSICIAN INPUT </b>


(Command Centre based Intensivist)


<b>EFFECTIVE COORDINATION</b>


(between bedside and command
centre: video conferencing, voice, text)


High


Quality


Clinical



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<b>Challenges</b>




Current players are extremely

<b>cost prohibitive</b>

for the


developing world - where the need is highest.



Hardware

<b>interoperability </b>

is worse in rural areas as



technology is older of doesn’t meet interoperability standards



(HL-7 or FHIR)



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<i>Private and confidential</i>


<b>How we do it</b>



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<b>Prerequisites</b>



Critical care medicine (CCM) team and the hospital



administration must

<b>share aspirations and clinical goals.</b>


An ICU is a

<b>semiautonomous </b>

mini-hospital.



The ICU design

<b>process is iterative</b>

and cannot be overly



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<i>Private and confidential</i>


<b>SERVICE is critical</b>



<b>PRASHANT HOSPITAL</b>


<b>Bihar</b>



14 year old boy with severe



respiratory failure.



<b>Cloudphysician instituted </b>



<b>‘prone ventilation’ therapy </b>



<b>which the hospital had never </b>



<b>used before to save the boy’s </b>



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<i>Private and confidential</i>


<b>Not every hero wears a cape</b>



Dr Vimohan runs the ICU at this


hospital with massive resource


constraints.



The patient’s chances of survival



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Outpatient
Emergency
Ward

Command Center


24/7 HOTLINE
<b>24/7 Monitoring</b>


Early warning systems
active on demand and
proactive decision support



<b>Daily Rounds</b>


Steps 2 to 5 repeated until
patient is discharged


<b>New Admission Alert</b>


Patient admitted via two-way audio/visual interface
A visual assessment and data transfer takes place


<b>Admission Review</b>


Intensivist performs medical
review at the command center


<b>Recommendations and Orders</b>


Cloudphysician recommendation
action delivered via printer/
electronic record at hospital


<b>Command </b>


<b>Center</b>



<b>Best Practices </b>


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<b>Keys to success</b>



<b>Appreciate the underlying informatics concepts.</b>




Identify the solutions that work best in the new ICU design.


Sophisticated

<b>planning</b>

, technology testing.



<b>Phased introduction</b>

of informatics platforms.



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<b>Global tele-ICU landscape</b>



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<b>STRONG EVIDENCE FOR TELE-ICU</b>



Proven model in the West



15 years of peer reviewed evidence



<b>Reduced mortality</b>


<b>Reduced hospital </b>



<b>length of stay</b>



<b>Lower rates of </b>


<b>complications</b>


<b>Reduced response </b>



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<b>JAMA 2011</b>



In a single academic medical center study,



implementation of a tele-ICU intervention was




associated with

<b>reduced adjusted odds of mortality</b>



and,



Reduced hospital length of stay, as well as with



changes in

<b>best practice adherence </b>

and

<b>lower rates </b>


<b>of preventable complications.</b>



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<b>Chest 2014</b>



ICU telemedicine interventions, specifically interventions that


increase early intensivist case involvement:



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Improve adherence to ICU best practices


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Reduce response times to alarms



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Encourage the use of performance data


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Lower mortality



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<b>Quality metrics</b>



<b>Retrospective review: </b>



Patients admitted to a seven bed tele-ICU from May 2017


to April 2018



Two

<b>quality indicators</b>

measured:




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Antibiotic

<b>prescription practices</b>

measurement:



-

Counting the number patients exposed to amikacin,


levofloxacin and linezolid each month



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Chosen based on prevalent resistance patterns and



<b>potentially inappropriate</b>

use



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PRIVATE AND CONFIDENTIAL - DO NOT
SHARE


<b>Admissions with predicted mortality > </b>


<b>12%</b>



The ICU is able to accept and manage sicker patients


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<i>Private and confidential</i>

<b>Current Status</b>


<b>14 </b>


hospitals


<b>100+</b>


ICU beds


<b>6,001 </b>


patient bed


days


<b>7</b>


Intensivists


Largest


team in



Bangalore


outside of a


hospital



system



<b>413,896</b>


vital signs tracked


<b>40,536</b>



lab values


interpreted



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<b>Who benefits?</b>



Patient, Patient, Patient



<b>Reduced rates of medical complications</b>

and mortality


Shorter ICU and post-ICU floor

<b>lengths of stay</b>



Comforted by the

<b>high quality layer of care</b>

provides


Ability to stay closer to home/

<b>avoid transfer</b>



Impact of an Intensive Care Unit Telemedicine Program on a Rural Health Care System. Zawada, et al.


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<b>Clinical Staff (Physician/Nurse) benefits</b>



Increased

<b>focus </b>

on patients



<b>Rapid response </b>

to patient needs




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<b>Hospital benefits</b>



<b>Cost effective </b>

solution



<b>Increased average daily census</b>



Reduced

<b>nursing turnover</b>



Improved physician

<b>retention </b>

and recruitment (less burnout)



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<b>Conclusions</b>



Global

<b>shortage of critical care</b>

delivery.


Required criteria for tech solutions



<b>access to expertise</b>



<b>cost effective </b>



<b>quality centric</b>



Smart ICUs -

<b>highly efficacious</b>

ways to close gaps in care


Large body of evidence



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