Tele-ICU platform model: point of care equipment telemetry and real-time remote critical assistance

Cleidson Cavalcante; Paulo Miranda Cavalcante; Walter Guerra; André Rodrigues; Aldenor Falcão. Martins; Thais Yokoyama; Pedro Rizzi de Oliveira; Marcelo B. P. Amato; Carlos Roberto Ribeiro de Carvalho

doi:10.62675/2965-2774.20260446

January 1, 2026Critical Care ScienceOpen Access

Tele-ICU platform model: point of care equipment telemetry and real-time remote critical assistance

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The aim is to outline the development and operational requirements of a tele-ICU platform for remote critical care.
Multicenter, prospective implementation study conducted in three Level III Intensive Care Units across Brazil.
Evaluation of hardware and software technologies used in the tele-ICU platform setup.
Assessment of performance in a proof-of-concept scenario in a remote ICU environment.
Demonstrated effective integration of monitoring technologies in the tele-ICU framework.
Positive feedback on real-time assistance capabilities and overall platform functionality in critical care settings.

Implication

Multicenter implementation study describes a tele-ICU platform's development and performance in critical care.

Abstract

Objective: To describe the requirements for modeling the tele-ICU platform, its development, the process, software, and hardware technologies employed. We also present its performance based on a proof-of-concept in a remote intensive care unit environment. Methods: This multicenter, prospective implementation study was conducted in three Level III Intensive Care Units in distinct Brazilian regions […]

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