Telemedicine: A Viable Future
Telemedicine: A Viable Future
MIS 6351
05-04-2014
Table of Contents
Abstract ..................................................................................................................... pg. 3
CaseSummary .......................................................................................................... pg. 4
Telemedicine StrategyAnalysis............................................................................... pg. 5
Figure 1: Information System Strategy ……………………….…………... pg. 6
Problems Analysis in the Operations ........................................................................ pg. 7
Model Application .................................................................................................... pg. 8
Figure 2: TeleStroke Value Chain ………………………………………….…... pg. 8
Figure 3: tPA Drug Eligibility Process …………………….………………. pg. 10
Implementation Opportunity Analysis …….............................................................. pg. 10
Implementation Effectiveness .................................................................................. pg. 13
IS Implementation ………………………………………………………… pg. 14 Tangible and Intangible Cost Estimation ………………………………….. pg. 15 Tangible and Intangible Benefit Estimation ………………………………. . pg. 16
Conclusion ................................................................................................................ pg.17
Reference .................................................................................................................. pg. 19
Appendix …………………………………………………………………………… pg. 20
Abstract
Telemedicine a service based technology bringing physicians, health care providers and patients together in real time via web to assist and further the diagnostic process. The service was geared towards stroke patients for spoke hospitals as a “specialist referral service”. The core business built around vertical integration allows IS
MIS 6351
05-04-2014
Table of Contents
Abstract ..................................................................................................................... pg. 3
CaseSummary .......................................................................................................... pg. 4
Telemedicine StrategyAnalysis............................................................................... pg. 5
Figure 1: Information System Strategy ……………………….…………... pg. 6
Problems Analysis in the Operations ........................................................................ pg. 7
Model Application .................................................................................................... pg. 8
Figure 2: TeleStroke Value Chain ………………………………………….…... pg. 8
Figure 3: tPA Drug Eligibility Process …………………….………………. pg. 10
Implementation Opportunity Analysis …….............................................................. pg. 10
Implementation Effectiveness .................................................................................. pg. 13
IS Implementation ………………………………………………………… pg. 14 Tangible and Intangible Cost Estimation ………………………………….. pg. 15 Tangible and Intangible Benefit Estimation ………………………………. . pg. 16
Conclusion ................................................................................................................ pg.17
Reference .................................................................................................................. pg. 19
Appendix …………………………………………………………………………… pg. 20
Abstract
Telemedicine a service based technology bringing physicians, health care providers and patients together in real time via web to assist and further the diagnostic process. The service was geared towards stroke patients for spoke hospitals as a “specialist referral service”. The core business built around vertical integration allows IS
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