Telemedicine solution for Kazakhstan

ND SatCom has implemented a telemedicine pilot project in Kazakhstan.

By Elets News Network

Telemedicine solution for Kazakhstan

ND SatCom has implemented a telemedicine pilot project in Kazakhstan.

By Elets News Network

ND SatCom to support telemedicine application in Kazakhstan

ND SatCom has delivered 16 SkyWAN terminals, which support telemedicine applications in Kazakhstan. It is a telemedicine pilot project, which has been implemented in two of the 17 Kazakh regions.

By Elets News Network

ND SatCom to support telemedicine application in Kazakhstan

ND SatCom has delivered 16 SkyWAN terminals, which support telemedicine applications in Kazakhstan. It is a telemedicine pilot project, which has been implemented in two of the 17 Kazakh regions.

By Elets News Network

A major leap forward in telemedicine

A mobile healthcare systems developer, Global Care Quest (GCQ),California, unveiled Integrated Clinical Information System (ICIS), a system that allows physicians to connect virtually to any hospital video conference or telemedicine system with little more than a laptop computer and high speed mobile Internet connection.

By Elets News Network

A major leap forward in telemedicine

A mobile healthcare systems developer, Global Care Quest (GCQ),California, unveiled Integrated Clinical Information System (ICIS), a system that allows physicians to connect virtually to any hospital video conference or telemedicine system with little more than a laptop computer and high speed mobile Internet connection.

By Elets News Network

A major leap forward in telemedicine

A mobile healthcare systems developer, Global Care Quest (GCQ),California, unveiled Integrated Clinical Information System (ICIS), a system that allows physicians to connect virtually to any hospital video conference or telemedicine system with little more than a laptop computer and high speed mobile Internet connection.

By Elets News Network

e-Health for sick babies in remote areas

The telemedicine suite at Bristol Children’s Hospital, Bristol, is using ISDN technology, which allows doctors to diagnose heart defects in unborn babies who are hundreds of miles far away.

By Elets News Network