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Telemedicine in otolaryngology
Otolaryngologic Clinics of North America, 2002More research is needed in otolaryngology telemedicine, but it would be a mistake to stop at only determining if telemedicine is as good as an in-person exam. The digital image recorded in a telemedicine encounter can be manipulated to increase diagnostic information not currently available.
Michael R, Holtel, Lawrence P A, Burgess
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Current Allergy and Asthma Reports, 2018
Due to rapid advancements in quality of real-time, interactive, audio-visual, and digital technologies as well as impressive gains in internet speed and capacity, medicine delivered over distance is happening faster than many healthcare providers and leaders can grasp.Depending on which market report you ascribe to, industry projections for the global ...
Morgan, Waller, Chad, Stotler
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Due to rapid advancements in quality of real-time, interactive, audio-visual, and digital technologies as well as impressive gains in internet speed and capacity, medicine delivered over distance is happening faster than many healthcare providers and leaders can grasp.Depending on which market report you ascribe to, industry projections for the global ...
Morgan, Waller, Chad, Stotler
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Telemedicine and Ophthalmology
Survey of Ophthalmology, 1999Technology to create and move multimedia medical information is creating alternatives to physically transporting patients and health care professionals. Teletechnology is a physician extender, both supplementing and reinventing traditional health care delivery systems. The potential of comprehensive teleophthalmology is compelling.
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Wiener Medizinische Wochenschrift
Since its beginnings in the 1970s, telemedicine has advanced extensively. Telemedicine is now more accessible and powerful than ever thanks to developments in medical imaging, Internet accessibility, advancements in telecommunications infrastructure, exponential growth in computing power, and related computer-aided diagnoses. This is especially true in
Marina Casazza +2 more
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Since its beginnings in the 1970s, telemedicine has advanced extensively. Telemedicine is now more accessible and powerful than ever thanks to developments in medical imaging, Internet accessibility, advancements in telecommunications infrastructure, exponential growth in computing power, and related computer-aided diagnoses. This is especially true in
Marina Casazza +2 more
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International Journal of E-Health and Medical Communications, 2012
This paper analyzes four issues about “telemedicine” in light of the systems (norms), responsibilities, and liabilities in effectively connecting health services. The structures are: First is “face to face examination” as a general principle and physician’s responsibility and liability.
Kazuyuki Nakayasu, Chiaki Sato
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This paper analyzes four issues about “telemedicine” in light of the systems (norms), responsibilities, and liabilities in effectively connecting health services. The structures are: First is “face to face examination” as a general principle and physician’s responsibility and liability.
Kazuyuki Nakayasu, Chiaki Sato
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On the Boundaries of Telemedicine
2015For several years, telemedicine practitioners have struggled to establish their field as an autonomous scientific discipline, which is often reflected in diverging definitions of what telemedicine is. However, the telemedicine community depends on and draws heavily on established scientific areas such as medicine, economics, informatics and social ...
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2002
Despite a decade of tremendous advances in telemedicine, it still has potential far beyond current reality. New technologies are making the use of telemedicine ever more compelling and cost and payment barriers are being tackled so fewer barriers will impede the broad adoption of a now-proven cost-saving delivery of a variety of health care services ...
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Despite a decade of tremendous advances in telemedicine, it still has potential far beyond current reality. New technologies are making the use of telemedicine ever more compelling and cost and payment barriers are being tackled so fewer barriers will impede the broad adoption of a now-proven cost-saving delivery of a variety of health care services ...
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TELERADIOLOGY AND TELEMEDICINE
Radiologic Clinics of North America, 1996This article provides a historical perspective as well as an update on the current state of teleradiology and telemedicine in the United States. Technical implementation issues are discussed and enabling technologies are described. Considerations that impact network design are outlined including data transmission, data compression, applicable standards,
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