Through the partnership, a Dartmouth-Hitchcock neonatologist will use telemedicine technology to virtually connect with Littleton Regional Healthcare providers and offer neonatal care and support for various diagnoses.
Tele-ICN allows Dartmouth-Hitchcock to perform 24/7, real-time assessments and treatment recommendations and has been shown to reduce hospital transfers, according to a news release emailed to Becker’s Hospital Review.
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