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Telemedicine in Uzbekistan
Fatima T. Adilova
National Coordinator on Telemedicine
http://www.ic.uz
e-mail: [email protected]
Telemedicine System for Emergency Medicine
(BHN,Japan;ITU)
PSTN - Public Switched Telephone Network
ISDN - Integrated Services Digital Network
ADSL - Assymmetric Digital Subscriber Line
EmergencyTelemedicine System Sheme
DICOM stands for Digital Imaging and Communication in Medicine
Emergency Telemedicine System
Site Map
of Republican Scientific Surgery Centre, Tashkent, Uzbekistan
Emergency Telemedicine System
Site Map
of Republican Scientific Centre of Emergency Medicine
Tashkent, Uzbekistan
Surgical
Dpt
Dpt of
Toxicology &
Combustiology
Therapy
Dpt
Reception room,
Diagnostics Laboratories
Cordination Centre
Sanitary
aviation
station
Pediatrical
Dpt
Administrator
of RSCEM
* All the buildings are 5 floor buildings
TABLE 1
Health Protection Budget of the Republic of Uzbekistan
(% of the total budget)
TABLE 2
Deaths by causes in 1998 (total , %)
Diseases groups according to ICD-IX
I. Infectious and parasitic diseases
II. Neoplasm’s
III. Endocrine, nutritional and metabolic diseases
IV. Disease of blood and blood forming organ
V. Mental disorders
VI. Diseases of the nervous system and sense
VII. Disease of the circulatory system
IX. Diseases of the digestive system
X. Diseases of the urogenital system
XI. Complications of pregnancy and childbirth
XII-XIII. Diseases of the skin and subcutaneous tissue
XIV. Congenital anomalies
XV. Certain conditions, originating in perinatal period
XVI. Symptoms and ill-defined conditions
TABLE 3
Widely Distributed infectious diseases
( 1998 year, per 1 00000 pop.)
1.Viral hepatitis (including Hepatitis B)
2. All acute intestinal infections
3. Influenza
4.Chickenpox
5. Epidemic parotis
TABLE 4
Physicians of different specialties in 1998 (per 1 0000)
1. Therapeutists
4. Obstetrician-gynecologist
2. Paediatrists (including neonatologist)
5. Stomalogist
3. Surgeons
6. Sanitary and epidemiology specialists
TABLE 5
Medium-level medical personnel (doctors' assistants and
nurses) 1998 year, per 1 0000 pop.
1. Nurses of all medical institutions
2. Midwives
3. Doctor's assistants (feldsher)
4. Laboratory workers
5. Junior nurses to care patients
6. Sanitation doctors' assistants & epidemiologists’ Assistants
7. Rentgen-radiologic technicians