Telemedicine as a New Possibility to Improve Heatlh Care Delivery

Fischer, Hans Rudolf; Reichlin, Serge; Gutzwiller, Jean‐Pierre; Dyson, Alan; Beglinger, Christoph

doi:10.1007/0-387-26559-7_15

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“…Most notably it can be described as the remote use of medical expertise at the point of need [4]. This results in the use of telecommunications to facilitate the sharing of medical knowledge and the delivery of healthcare over a distance [5]. With this approach medical expertise can be delivered to remote sites, rural areas or understaffed regions.…”

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Remote healthcare monitoring and assessment

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Finlay

Davies

et al. 2011

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Remote healthcare monitoring and assessment

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Finlay

Davies

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“…The MOEBIUS project (Mobile extranet-based integrated user services) that integrates doctors and patients by submitting different physiological parameters (Fischer et al, 2006) can be considered as an application of the second domain. Similarly, (Leimeister et al, 2005) describes the usage of mobile devices in order to assist young cancer patients and concludes that the usage of such a system has a number of advantages: higher compliance of appointments with alerting functionality, higher data quality, less work for the doctor to prepare the documentation as well as less errors in the documentation.…”

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INTRODUCING A MOBILE SYSTEM FOR THE EARLY DETECTION OF CARDIAC DISORDERS AS A PRECAUTION FROM A CARDIOLOGISTS’ VIEW - Evaluation of a Survey

Burg¹,

Savini²,

Stormer³

et al. 2008

Proceedings of the First International Conference on Health Informatics

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Abstract:This paper illustrates the results of a survey of practicing cardiologists that were asked about various aspects of a simplified telecardiology scenario using mobile devices. Such devices are becoming ubiquitous assets in everybody's life. Their application in a healthcare environment aims not only at supporting the patients over traditional consultations but also maximizes the content of their health status information. The results of the survey may help application developers to focus their efforts of applications in a similar setting.

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“…Applications of this knowledge are found in the burgeoning fields of telemedicine and virtual reality simulation [24][25][26] .…”

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Millennials usher us in: Nursing and the emerging virtual environment of care

Mugavin

2014

JNEP

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The nursing profession is a complex living system that must continually regenerate and redefine itself to remain viable and to meet emerging environmental challenges. As nursing care of patients moves iteratively from the home to the hospital and now into cyberspace, higher education is necessarily driven to cultivate student growth intrinsically, intellectually, and technologically to accommodate these new contexts of care. Reconceptualizing the nursing paradigm to include basic tenets of quantum physics, the science underlying virtual technology, will foster renewal of the nursing profession and its virtual component, and augment the already heightened consciousness of a new generation of students.

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Telemedicine as a New Possibility to Improve Heatlh Care Delivery

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Remote healthcare monitoring and assessment

Remote healthcare monitoring and assessment

INTRODUCING A MOBILE SYSTEM FOR THE EARLY DETECTION OF CARDIAC DISORDERS AS A PRECAUTION FROM A CARDIOLOGISTS’ VIEW - Evaluation of a Survey

Millennials usher us in: Nursing and the emerging virtual environment of care

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