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Teleoncology What Is It All About?: Prepared By-Shivika Bisen (09Bmd011) Ashita Paliwal (09Bmd006)

Teleoncology involves using videoconferencing technology to provide cancer care to patients remotely. It can reduce travel burdens and costs, facilitate early cancer detection, and provide consultations for patients in rural areas. Teleoncology works by setting up video conferencing between cancer experts in cities and local clinics. Experts can remotely consult with and advise patients. India's first teleoncology network, called ONCONET, was established in 2003 and connects regional cancer centers to peripheral clinics via satellite connectivity. It provides online access to cancer statistics and an oncology resource center. Recent advances include mobile teleoncology units that can provide cancer services in remote areas.

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Teleoncology What Is It All About?: Prepared By-Shivika Bisen (09Bmd011) Ashita Paliwal (09Bmd006)

Teleoncology involves using videoconferencing technology to provide cancer care to patients remotely. It can reduce travel burdens and costs, facilitate early cancer detection, and provide consultations for patients in rural areas. Teleoncology works by setting up video conferencing between cancer experts in cities and local clinics. Experts can remotely consult with and advise patients. India's first teleoncology network, called ONCONET, was established in 2003 and connects regional cancer centers to peripheral clinics via satellite connectivity. It provides online access to cancer statistics and an oncology resource center. Recent advances include mobile teleoncology units that can provide cancer services in remote areas.

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Teleoncology

What is it all about?

PREPARED BY-
SHIVIKA BISEN(09BMD011)

ASHITA PALIWAL(09BMD006)
What is Teleoncology
•Cancer is 2nd leading cause of
Use of Video
death worldwide(WHO report)

Conferencing
Cancer, experts say, is likely equipment
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in India real time
by 2020 if present
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clients
•Application living in
of telemedicine in rural,
cancer care
remote and urban
locations.
•TYPES OF CANCERS-

•Breast
•Colorectal
•Lung
•GI cancer
•Ovarian,testis cancer
•Blood cancer
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•Cervical cancer
Why use it ???
Teleoncology consulting would:
– Reduces travel burden

- Decrease costs/delay (referral for ongoing tests)


- Remote clinics get on-line suggestion
- Comprehensive system for the management of cancer at the
state/national level.
- Facilitate to detect cancer at the early stages
- Public awareness
– Paitents comfortable with local appointments only
– Rural/local staff skill development /involvement in
cancer care
- Wide scope of application-
Townsville Cancer Centre (TCC) in Queensland
(for cancer kids with working parents)

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How will does it works ????
•Each site:Video conferencing setup
Norms
•Appointment times will occur in blocks
according to appointment date,time from
city center to patient/local center

•Appointment booking by
local center for video conferencing &
equipment.

Explanation & consent by local center

Set next appointment


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BrightOutcome Teleoncology care model
software

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Teleoncology In India

India:- 1st Tele-Oncology implementation in India “ONCONET”


Kerala(2003) by:-
•Department of Information Technology (DIT), Government of India.
consult” “What do I need to do”
•Centre for Development of Advanced Computing(CDAC)
Thiruvananthapuram & ISRO asssistance

htm Cancer Centre, Thiruvananthapuram (RCC-T) & Malabar


•Regional
cancer care society

•Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (MOHFW), GoI established


National Tele-Oncology network :25 RCC(regional cancer
centers)&100 peripheral centers
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ONCONET

•High bandwidth connectivity : 384 Kbps[ through VSAT (Very Small


Aperture Terminal)by ISRO ]

•Web based telemedicine system integrated with hospital information


system TEJHAS (Telemedicine Enabled Java based Hospital Automation
System)& Oncology resource centre.

•Telecommunications by satellite & as back up uses128 Kbps ISDN

•Systems complied to industry standard (HL-7,DICOM)

•Online updating of patient data in National Cancer Registry


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Teleoncology network requirements( nationwide)
1.RCCs :- high bandwidth terrestrial Broadband L3 (Layer 3)
+
VPN (Virtual Private Network) connectivity of 384 Kbps
+
Multi Protocol Label Switching (MPLS) backbone from BSNL.
2.Peripheral centres (4 for each RCC) with 512 Kbps Broadband
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Tele-oncology Infrastructure

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Tele-Oncology web portal: Provides up-to-date National cancer
statistics to Ministry of Health and health care providers

Oncology Resource Centre (Digital Library):


Major component of ONCONET-India : Provides cancer related
information to clinicians, researchers, health planners and
administrators at each RCC.(Available on telemedicine
network,hospital intranet, internet)
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Recent trends
Sanjeevani : 1st mobile Tele-oncology unit in India(on 25/04/10) at
the MCCS (Malabar Cancer Society) in association with ISRO &
C-DAC team

•Vehicle built by Ashok leyland # uses VSAT link



Cancer Control Program:Early cancer detection,
follow up, consultation.(in 150 remote hospitals)

Active in 5 Districts of the Malabar Region of Kerala.


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REFERENCES
http://www.brightoutcome.com/
www.medetel.eu/download/2005/parallel_
sessions/.../
OncoNET.doc
http://www.brightoutcome.com/

http://www.oncologyex.com/gif/archive/20
08/vol7_no1/7_discourse_1.pdf

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