Medical sensors, data transmission equipment composed of digital cameras, microphones, monitors, computer hardware and related computer software for use in capturing, electronic transmission, storage and database management of patient information in the nature of vital sign data, ECG signals, EEG signals, blood pressure, heart rate, cardiac output, body temperature, and respiratory rate and blood loss, urine output, fluids and medications being administered, medical history information in the nature of medications prescribed, allergies and medical conditions of a patient in an intensive care setting, and visual and audio data in the nature of patient video images and patient sound emanations for the treatment and diagnosis of patients; and computer visualization software, namely, software for the integration of text, audio, graphics, still images and moving picture; all the aforementioned used in providing uninterrupted intensive care treatment to critically ill -patients in the intensive care unit that allows offsite doctors and other professionals to work in tandem with onsite staff and attending physicians from a remote site via the monitoring of patients