Telehealth helps boost stroke rehabilitation outcomes
An at-home, telehealth-based stroke rehabilitation program helped patients regain lower body function, according to a study published online ahead of […]
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An at-home, telehealth-based stroke rehabilitation program helped patients regain lower body function, according to a study published online ahead of […]
Telemedicine offers a matchless way of synergising the advances of modern communication technology, and information technology, with biomedical engineering and […]
A revolution is happening in healthcare sector. It is called: Telemedicine 2.0. This new revolutionis providing many with the hope […]
The Department of Veterans Affairs has added 20 more vehicles to its fleet of telehealth-equipped mobile health centers, bringing the […]
Freescale Semiconductor introduced a home health hub (HHH) reference platform to help medical equipment manufacturers quickly and easily create remote-access […]
Freescale Semiconductor introduced a home health hub (HHH) reference platform to help medical equipment manufacturers quickly and easily create remote-access […]
Teleradiology Solutions (TRS) has signed teleradiology reporting contracts with 10 new sites (hospitals/diagnostic centres) in India this year. The centres […]
eHealth Bureau Fifteen community groups in California have received more than $5 million in funding under the California e-Health Community […]
Fifteen community groups in California have received more than $5 million in funding under the California e-Health Community Awards to help facilitate adoption of telehealth technology in rural areas.
Enhanced communication, accessibility to remote physicians and improved workflow are just some of the benefits that hospitals and radiology departments can expect to gain from MD2GO
CHESS Medicare Pvt Ltd has ventured in to manufacturing of Handheld Tele-ECG Instrument with technical know-how from BARC operated with the help of a mobile phone via bluetooth.
The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers is calling for increased collaboration between physicians and technical experts to expand the use of telemedicine technology, E-Health Insider reports.
A nationwide shortage of critical care specialists has prompted more than three dozen US hospital systems to implement electronic intensive care units, or eICUs, which use telehealth technology to connect remote doctors with critically ill patients.