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The Director General of Hospital Central de Maputo (HCM), Mouzinho Saide. (right) and the chairman of the Coimbra Hospital and University Center (CHUC), Carlos Santos, signed the agreement on Wednesday in Maputo. [Photo courtesy: CHIC]
The Coimbra Hospital and University Centre (CHUC) and Maputo Central Hospital (HCM) will cooperate in telemedicine in several medical specialities.
In a statement sent to Lusa , the CHUC said it would provide teleconsultation, tele consultancy and tele diagnosis in the specialities of paediatric cardiology, cardiology, infectiology, internal medicine, neurology, oncology and pulmonology.
The agreement, signed on Wednesday in the Mozambican capital, as part of the summit between the two countries, which is being attended by a large delegation headed by Portuguese Prime Minister António Costa, may also involve “other medical specialities that may be considered fundamental.
“The intense and long experience of the CHUC, through the pioneering of its clinical services in the area of telemedicine, makes this institution a privileged partner and guarantor of the success of implementing this protocol.”
The Coimbra University hospital said that “telemedicine is nowadays recognised as an essential tool for the qualitative and quantitative improvement of healthcare, namely by reducing costs and time”.
The CHUC stressed that it was “a tool that allows the provision of specialized healthcare, overcoming geographical barriers, connecting users who are not in the same physical location and involving the use of various types of information and communication technologies”.
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