providing me with constant encouragement during the course of the market research. I would like to thank Ms. Krishna Vardhini‚ Head HR; Ms. Swayamagata Sen‚ Product Specialist; Mr. Vaidyanatahan‚ Regional Manager‚ Maestros‚ Bangalore and Mr. Bharatheesha P.L‚ Product Specilaist‚ Maestros‚ Banaglore who let me experience the research in the field and practical issues beyond the textbooks‚ and patiently supported my research. I would also like to thank the staff at Maestros Mediline Systems Ltd
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problems and programs that exist in Latin America. Through the analysis of existing telemedicine initiatives in the region and examples of successful obstetrics focused telemedicine in other regions of the world‚ this paper will address the practicality and efficacy of implementing further programs. A literature review was conducted using relevant databases and search terms to assess the availability of pertinent research. The review examined existing programs in the region and evaluated their success
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ABSTRACT This paper will focus primarily on the potential for a cross-border telemedicine network between the U.S. and Mexico. It will also touch briefly on some of the barriers in addition to summarizing a few existing international telemedicine programs to see if and how they have overcome some of these barriers. Research suggests that Mexico has at least one existing national telemedicine program that shows potential for successful collaboration. Additionally‚ first-class hospitals like Hospital
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Telemedicine By using telecommunications and information technology healthcare professionals are able to provide healthcare services to patients from any location. Telemedicine dates back to Ancient Romans‚ Greeks‚ and American Indian tribes where signals were used to communicate information to communities from far distances. Telemedicine is an affordable and accessible practice that targets people‚ specifically in developing countries‚ who do not have immediate access to health care facilities.
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Running head: TELENEUROLOGY Telemedicine and Teleneurology Technology in Health and Human Services Telemedicine and Teleneurology In today’s world where people cannot even cope up with our own work‚ diseases play a significant role and are part and parcel of our lives. Every-time a disease bigger or smaller occurs; we cannot go to the doctors. Not visiting to the doctors may be due to various reasons. First‚ we may be very busy with our work and secondly
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Types Store-and-forward telemedicine involves acquiring medical data (like medical images‚ biosignals etc) and then transmitting this data to a doctor or medical specialist at a convenient time for assessment offline. It does not require the presence of both parties at the same time. Dermatology (cf: teledermatology)‚ radiology‚ and pathology are common specialties that are conducive to asynchronous telemedicine. A properly structured Medical Record preferably in electronic form should be a component
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access to doctors of any sort‚ let alone specialists. This makes the idea of “telemedicine” – the use of telecommunication and information technologies in order to provide clinical health care at a distance – potentially attractive in the Canadian setting. This assignment is to pick a medical specialty (e.g. cardiology‚ psychiatry‚ emergency medicine) and analyze how its practice would be different under telemedicine. You should address several points in depth. These may include the following
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Telemedicine Types‚ Uses‚ and Effects of New Technology Types 1. Store-forward A form of telemedicine that compiles medical data such as images and bio-signals‚ and then transmits this data to the intended medical professional or specialist to be assessed offline at a convenient time ("Types Of Telemedicine"‚ n.d.). This form of telemedicine requires the medical professional to rely upon a medical history report‚ in addition to audio and video information in place of a physical patient examination
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Trends Proposal Part II: Telemedicine Shamika N. Magee University of Phoenix HCS 483 Instructor: Billy Kesserwani March 16th‚ 2015 Technology Trends Proposal Part II: Telemedicine Privacy and security law questions can become challenging in a telemedicine setting because of the nature of the data and the ways in which it is being used. Telemedicine is increasingly becoming a medium for generating‚ transmitting and storing large volumes of electronic health information‚ and as telemedicine platforms
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Nowadays‚ telemedicine‚ which is defined as using of telecommunication technology to provide clinical care to individuals at distant sites and the transmission of medical and surgical information and images needed to provide that care (Mosby’s Medical dictionary‚ 8th edition‚ 2009)‚ has become a powerful tool in the world to enhance better health care due to widespread of modern technology. In developing countries‚ remote areas seem to be isolated and lack of qualified doctors or physicians as well
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