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Innovation in Telehealth and a Role for the Government

Overview Telehealth focuses on the transfer of basic patient information over networks and the diagnosis, treatment, monitoring, and education of patients using systems that allow access to expert advice and patient information. A technical definition of telehealth technology includes devices and software that enable healthcare providers and educators to diagnose, consult with, monitor, treat and educate patients and consumers remotely.

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Publisher	American Telemedicine Association	File Format	PDF
Date Published	July 2004	Downloads	16
Format	White Papers
Topics	Remote Access - RA Servers, Data Sharing and Integration

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Publisher:
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Publisher:
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