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The REVITA application has been featured on Telecinco news programmes, highlighting its achievements at Germans Trias Hospital. REVITA has significantly improved neonatal care by facilitating remote monitoring, optimising medical protocols and strengthening the link between healthcare professionals and patients’ parents. This mention in Telecinco highlights the benefits of technology in the humanisation of neonatal health services.

An initiative that arose in the context of the pandemic, identifying ways to improve the monitoring of joint health without increasing hospital visits in these people, through remote ultrasound scans. It is an integrated technological solution, aimed at hospitalization and home care, which allows the application of personalized action protocols for each patient. REVITA aims to validate the telemedicine service for people with hemophilia A in prophylaxis and extend it to other centers; integrate the hematology team and train patients. People with hemophilia suffer bleeding disorders, especially in joints such as knees, ankles and elbows, being the main cause of morbidity and generating a great impact on their quality of life. Follow-up of these bleedings is key to their correct evolution. Read the full article.

THANKS TO REVITA, TELEMEDICINE REACHES THE HEMOPHILIAC PATIENT AND AVOIDS THEIR DEPENDENCE ON THE HOSPITAL. World hemophilia day is approaching, and for this reason the radio program “Stories that demand more” has been broadcast, presented by Juanma Castaño, from the offices of ROCHE and with the collaboration of: Víctor Jiménez Yuste (Head of the serv of hematology in La Paz), Federico Plaza (director of corporate affairs at ROCHE), Daniel Aníbal (president of fedhemo), Hortensia de la Corte (rehabilitator at the hemophilia unit in La Paz), Sonia Herrero (hematologist at the hospital in Guadalajara and president of the Castilian-La Mancha hematology soc) members of associations of patients and people with hemophilia. Thank you very much for enabling REVITA to bring telemedicine to hemophiliac patients and avoid their dependence on the hospital.

It was performed at the Germans Trias Hospital and was accompanied by a telematic medical visit and remote monitoring. Read the full story.

The paper deals with the restructuring of the Germans Trias i Pujol University Hospital’s Home Hospitalisation Unit for the management of COVID and non-COVID patients admitted during the COVID-19 pandemic in Spain. Go to the article.

Juan Alberto Vecino CEO of HI iberia Ingeniería y Proyectos outlines the challenges the company faces with the pandemic, telemedicine and the digitalisation of healthcare. Read full article.