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Journal of Dermatology Research and Skin Care | Volume 3
Dermatol Res Skin Care, Volume 3
September 09-10, 2019 | Edinburgh, Scotland
2nd Global Summit on
3rd International Conference on
Dermatology and Cosmetology
Wound Care, Tissue Repair and Regenerative Medicine
Joint Event
&
Introduction: Wounds are a major problem to patients and
health care systems. 5%-8% of the world population suffers
from venous diseases. Patient is in the focus, who suffer when
they have a wound. We must always treat the whole patient,
not just the hole in the patient. A team consists of a group of
people who are working together toward a common goal. A
new and promising development is the use of telemedicine
that enables the exchange of information about the patient
condition and treatment choices between patients and
professionals, the implementation of these technologies in
wound care may provide opportunities to improve patient
care and save health care cost.
Aim: Application view- referral routeofwound caredefinition:
Workflow: The sequence of industrial, administrative, or
other processes through which a piece of work passes from
initiation to completion. Information storage operations can
involve complex or repetitive user tasks and system processes
- in workflows that migrate across multiple platforms.
1. Primary health care: General Practitioner or Family doctor
Roles: Administration worker (nurse etc.) Specialist for other
specializations: Administration of patient, made by any
employee in system, nurse etc. Obligation for administration is
to enter data of patient: Identification of patient. Register data
of patient. Modify data of patient. Taking short anamnesis
data of patient. Structure of application enable taking of
patient medical photos and other relevant documents.
"Wound manager" Program. Adding information to medical
record of patient. Register/adding previous health history of
patient. Managing time slots for specialist Registering control
examinations.
2. Wound Centre: Multidisciplinary Team: Possibility to
make one result, which include all findings (discharge letter).
Paper less workflow. Complete track of every case diagnosis.
Prescribe necessary therapy, Control, adjust all therapy
regarding with other specialist. Information of take over
therapy. Complete track of every therapy. Sharing results with
other teams. Legal transparency for medical information.
Continuously following patient data. Red mark for any result
out of allowed. Referral to outpatient department. Referral
to inpatient department. Possibility of control patient status
in outpatient/ inpatient cases. BI reporting possible on each
level.
3. Home care, Social care : After patient finish thisworkflow, he
finished one circle treatment of wounds. Control examination
is beginning of new episode for treatment in the same case.
As much control examination patient have it, application
follow same rules/roles.
Conclusion: 21st Century Medicine “Patient Centered
Care“. Synthetised Model for teaching and practice. Chronic
care model “Global Health Care“. Prevention. Life Style
modification. Patient Education Emprovement. “Health is
by far the largest industry in the United States“ (Tomislav
Mihaljević is a Croatian cardiothoracic surgeon and chief
operating officer of Cleveland Clinic, the world's leading
healthcare provider)
Speaker Biography
Jasmina Begic is a medical consultant for BIOPTRON, Zepter International
for Bosnia and Herzegovina, founder of Association for Wound
Management in B&H, founder and author of Euro-Asian Forum, one of
founder of BALWMA. She is currently working as a dermatovenerologyst
in Bioptron International team - Wound Healing. She finished her
graduation and post-graduation studies at Medical School of University
Sarajevo, Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina and completed her PhD in
the field of tissue regeneration and wound healing from Indian Institute
of Technology, Kharagpur. She is also active member in UEMS TF WH,
EWMA, EADV.
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Jasmina Begic
Association for Chronic Wounds of Bosnia and Herzegovina
(AWMinB&H), Bosnia and Herzegovina
Cost benefit of new technology: Digitalisation of referral rout of wound care