The Regulatory Center for Medical Emergencies (CRUM) of the Sinaloa Health Services uses the DAR web application, with which a record of telemedicine activities and processes is made, in addition to allowing the decision maker to obtain the information from any device and place that has internet.
The Government of Sinaloa, with effect of compliance with what is indicated by the General Law of Transparency and Access to Information, to have access to the system, a user account and password request process must be carried out, with the data and the signature autograph of both the user, as well as the person who validates and authorizes, so that when the user enters the platform for the first time, the privacy notice is accepted.
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Web DAR was used in the COVID-19 pandemic by all public and private institutions to keep track of the records of the portfolio by hospital unit, allowing to know the total capacity of COVID beds, the availability, the use or not of ventilators, the ambulances, among others.
Currently, Web DAR is used by the CRUM focused on reversing deaths associated with serious illnesses of sudden onset or accidents with severe injuries, without neglecting the capacities of ambulances and hospital units. According to the Telehealth Observatory, it has the following functions:
- List of hospitals with filters by level of care, municipality and institution.
- Emergency bed capacity (number of offices, shock area and observation beds).
- Availability of Imaging (fixed and mobile x-ray equipment, ultrasound, tomograph and resonance).
- Clinical analysis laboratory assistance.
- Coverage with a blood bank (stocks of blood reserves throughout the state in real time).
- Supply capacity (medicines and supplies throughout the state in real time).
- Sufficiency of human resources by specialty and in emergencies with current ACLS, BLS, ATLS, FCCS.
- Access to global supply stocks (medicine and healing material) by medical unit (specialty, general, comprehensive hospitals and health centers).
- It offers adult and neonatal intensive care.
- Availability of operating rooms.
- Coverage for ambulance service.
From January 1 to December 19 of this year, the Regulatory Center for Medical Emergencies has provided a total of 8,239 services to the population with and without social security, 2,245 from IMSS, 1,021 from ISSSTE, 1,827 from INSABI, 3,142 from security social and 4 from SEDENA.
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