The Calydial solution uses the TELUS RPM solution, a
network-centric, multi-function application that allows patients with
conditions that require daily monitoring to coordinate with their healthcare
providers from home.
As the technical lead, Orange worked with Calydial, AGDUC
and the Grenoble University Hospital to define, deploy and test the solution.
Orange identified the potential of telemedicine early on
and has been at the forefront of its development ever since. Telemedicine has
the power to transform the way that healthcare is delivered, and we recognize
that partnerships with best-in-class solutions providers are essential to our
goals to establish Orange as a global leader in the innovation, development and
deployment of eHealth solutions,” said Thierry Zylberberg, executive vice
president, Orange Healthcare.
The agreement between both companies complements their
mutual objectives to develop telemedicine technology and applications that help
to improve the quality of patient care, reduce system costs and provide
healthcare teams.
TELUS deploys DigitalRoute MediationZone product
Recently, TELUS deployed MediationZone product of
DigitalRoute, a provider of mediation solutions.
TELUS set out to replace its existing mediation platforms
in order to reduce costs for processing usage data across the company’s
multiple business support systems (BSS).
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