Telementoring in laparoscopic colorectal surgery

Abstract

Photharam Hospital It is a general hospital (M1) with a size of 340 beds. The main public health problem in Photharam district is colon cancer which requires prompt surgical treatment. Photharam Hospital has 4 surgeons, without any surgeons specializing in various fields (Subspecialist). As a result, advanced laparoscopic surgeries may be difficult to perform in general hospitals. causing people in the service area of Photharam District to Lose the opportunity to receive treatment that is equivalent to a more prepared hospital. Including support for surgeons to study more, It takes a lot of time and budget. Surgergical department, Therefore, the surgery was developed by providing guidelines for endoscopic surgery through the telemedicine system. Telementoring in Laparoscopic Colorectal Surgery in colorectal cancer patients To promote surgery that responds to patient health problems using the concept of patient safety under the supervision of a colorectal surgeon. Using technology, Conference Application Online, network storage, and digital media content management were used to design the process to make such surgery in Photharam Hospital.

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