The digital transformation process is also affecting medicine. Enel e Gemelli University Hospital launch Smart Assistance and Well, the telemedicine solution designed for companies that allows you to offer your employees a wellness path with clinical governance integrated with the classic check-up. The service was presented at Connext 2021, the national industrial partnership event of Confindustria
In particular, the personnel included in the programme, after the usual initial check-up, will receive onapp developed by Enel X a personalized wellness program with the remote support of the hospital doctors. Additionally, the patient will also receive one smart watch and a personalized diet, with goals updated periodically.
As a supplement to the specialist visits envisaged by check up classic, the initial state of well-being is assessed on the basis of a scientifically recognized clinical protocol, based on 5 reference areas, such as stress, physical activity, diet, sleep and smoking. The duration of the course is at least one year and is delivered entirely in telemedicine, through periodic televisits that allow you to verify the objectives achieved and possibly calibrate the roadmap. To access the service, companies can visit the Enel X website by entering the telemedicine section.
Francesco Venturini, head of Enel X, underlined how "medical trends are evolving rapidly driven by the diffusion of technologies, allowing people to access innovative telemedicine services". Smart Axistance is a "telemedicine tool dedicated to companies, designed for employees who will be able to have a traditional check-up and start a personalized telemedicine journey to improve their level of well-being".
“With Smart Axistance e-Well we are able to offer a personalized path based on the needs and requirements of the user, offering him a wellness program oriented towards prevention and the acquisition of correct lifestyles, with an initial check-up and a continuous personalization, alignment and verification process through televisits and integrated devices,” he said Marco Elefanti, general director of the Agostino Gemelli University Hospital Foundation IRCCS.
