SRDRS plans to expand health systems’ use of telemedicine systems, including Tele-Critical Care, Tele-Emergency Medicine, Tele-EMS, and teleconsultation services offered by the regional poison centers. In turn, SRDRS will improve access to highly specialized clinical expertise in trauma, burns, and CBRNE mass casualty management.
Tele-Critical Care
The Virtual Care Telemedicine Network Tele-Critical Care program has the ability to care for rural Georgians by increasing the level of complex care that can be provided at a rural hospital.
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Tele-EMS
Through SRDRS, ER-TEMS will expand beyond the existing rural tele-EMS infrastructure to uncovered hospital coordinating regions throughout the state.
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Tele-Observation Medicine
Just as the emergency departments serve as the safety net of a health system, observation units have served as the safety net of the emergency department.
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Telephonic Consultations
The Georgia Poison Center (GPC) is a 24-hour poison emergency information service for health care professionals and residents of Georgia.
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