Telemedicine
Based on a recent study, conducted by a researcher from the University of Michigan, 42 percent of U.S. hospitals use some form of ‘telehealth,’ method. The study is the first of its kind to scope how widely web-based technologies are being used to provide health care.
The study, which has since been published in the February issue of the journal Health Affairs, illustrates and explains adoption rates state by state. It also breaks down state policies that might
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Telemedicine/Telehealth News
More Web-based Health Greatly Encouraged in Hospitals…
Based on a recent study, conducted by a researcher from the University of Michigan, 42 percent of U.S. hospitals use some form of ‘telehealth,’ method. The study is the first of its kind to scope how widely web-based technologies are being used to provide health care.
The study, which has since been published in the February issue of the journal Health Affairs, illustrates and explains adoption rates state by state. It also breaks down state policies that might
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Cloud Computing’s Role in Radiology Practice…
A popular phrase known as ‘working in the cloud,’ has been tossed around the medical community for quite some time now; however what sort of weight does that phrase carry in the field of Radiology?
Professor of radiology at Washington
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Teleradiology Market Expected to Reach USD 3.78 …
Based on a new market report published by Transparency Market Research "Teleradiology Market (X-ray, Ultrasound, CT, MRI and Nuclear Imaging) - Global Industry Analysis, Size, Share, Growth, Trends and Forecast, 2013 - 2019," the global
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3 Ways IT can Aid Both Mind and Body…
With the ever growing advancements in mobile apps and devices that have and continue to lead to increasing, revolutionary forms of providing high quality physical care, more and more technology is being designed to focus on aiding patients
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Medical Care for Children in Rural ERs Improved by …
A new research states that telemedicine consultants can assist rural emergency rooms supply better care to critically ill or injured young patients.
“Rural hospitals and doctors' offices are increasingly using telemedicine to gain access to
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New Telemedicine Program Helps Bring in Stroke …
A new state of the art telemedicine program at the University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center is providing a much needed neurological and neurosurgical specialists to rural and smaller-based hospitals across New Mexico, including Cibola General
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Mobile Children’s Clinic to Provide Telemedicine …
Around 15,000 children and family members in the United States are in dire need of healthcare. Therefore, in recent developments, South Florida mobile medical clinics operated by Children's Health Fund, which operates the mobile clinics for children
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Teleradiology and Telemedicine Leader Offers Patients …
Based on a recent study carried out by the National Practitioner Data Bank that looked at 25 years worth of malpractice payments, it found that diagnostic errors are the leading cause of death due to medical errors. It approximated that 40,000 to
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Internet Seen as a Determinant in How Patients Govern …
According to a study published this week in the Journal of Medical Internet Research, it was found that patients who use the Internet more often than those who don’t are highly likely to involve themselves in patient-centered healthcare efforts
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Technology Aids Urban Pediatric Clincs by Connecting …
Based on a study coming from the Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center, inner-city pediatric clinics could better communicate with difficult to reach demographics by utilization of digital platforms such as e-mail and smartphones.
Published
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ATA Issues Guidelines for Remote Mental Health Services…
UCLA to test telehealth program for pediatric behavioral issues.
The American Telemedicine Association this week published best practices for providing mental health services through personal computer webcams and other devices with interactive
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Should Telemedicine Have Its Own Meaningful Use?…
What if there were a Meaningful Use program for telemedicine?
Ryan Spaulding, director of telemedicine and telehealth at the University of Kansas Medical Center, posed that scenario during a public policy discussion at the American Telemedicine
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3 Ways Telemedicine is Helping Wyoming…
'It's got everything to do with expanding access to healthcare in Wyoming.
It's something we get to do for our community.'
In the rural West, neighbors often come in handy.
And nowhere is that probably more true than in Wyoming.
With a mere 5.8
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