Open Innovation in Science for Tele-Emergency Medicine Solutions in Austria

Project Overview This compilation includes materials from two interconnected research endeavors focusing on tele-emergency medicine solutions. In the face of demographic shifts and a critical shortage of qualified personnel in emergency medical services, telemedicine stands poised to offer more efficient avenues for enhanced care. Given the community-centric nature of emergency services, local communities assume a pivotal role. The initial study delved into the expectations of healthcare professionals and volunteers regarding telemedicine tools in prehospital emergency medicine. Stakeholder engagement emerges as a crucial driver for advancements in product development. This necessity now extends to the healthcare sector, spurred by the scarcity of healthcare professionals and the urgent demand for effective solutions. Leveraging design thinking and co-design methodologies, the subsequent study aimed to foster comprehensive stakeholder involvement, crafting streamlined processes and adaptable frameworks to spur innovative solutions in tele-emergency medicine. Under Austrian legislation, ethical approval for the studies was exempted by the Chair of the Ethical Review Board as they did not involve the collection of personal data.项目概述 本数据集汇编包含两项关联研究的相关素材，两项研究均围绕远程急诊医疗（tele-emergency medicine）解决方案展开。面对人口结构变迁与急诊医疗领域合格医护人员严重短缺的现状，远程医疗有望为优化诊疗服务提供更高效的路径。鉴于急诊服务以社区为核心的属性，本地社区扮演着至关重要的角色。 第一项研究聚焦于院前急诊医学（prehospital emergency medicine）场景下，医护人员与志愿者对远程医疗工具的使用预期。利益相关方（stakeholder）参与是推动产品研发迭代的核心驱动力。在医护人员短缺与高效解决方案迫切需求的推动下，这种必要性如今已延伸至医疗健康领域。 第二项研究则依托设计思维（design thinking）与协同设计（co-design）方法，旨在推动全范围利益相关方参与，通过打造精简流程与灵活框架，助力远程急诊医疗领域的创新解决方案落地。 根据奥地利相关法规，由于两项研究均未涉及个人数据采集，伦理审查委员会主席已豁免其伦理审查批准要求。