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Telemedicine: has its time come?

How to achieve the full potential of telemedicine. Hospitals can enhance mobility to promote quality and cost-effective care by utilizing the proper telehealth solution.

Improving patient outcomes from acute cardiovascular events through regionalized systems of care.

[Telemonitoring. Patient contact: what can be accomplished electronically?].

Telemedicine: shortening distances.

Advances in Rift Valley fever research: insights for disease prevention.

HIEs nationwide: an evolving mosaic. HIEs now cropping up across the country are taking various shapes, but all face the key challenge of sustainability.

Credentialing for telemedicine: how an industry plays catch-up.

The roles of regulatory focus and medical recommendation avatars' trustworthiness in virtual environment-based e-health.

An Internet-based self-help treatment for fear of public speaking: a controlled trial.

Accuracy of teledermatology/teledermoscopy and clinic-based dermatology for specific categories of skin neoplasms.

Effect of telecare management on pain and depression in patients with cancer: a randomized trial.

Using assistive technology services at differing levels of care: healthy older couples' perceptions.

[Telerehabilitation and neurology]

[From case to case: information technology in nursing].

Implementation of new telemedicine requirements delayed until March 2011.

Evaluation of a mobile phone-based diet game for weight control.

Can a health forecasting service offer COPD patients a novel way to manage their condition?

Coming of age. Telemedicine is maturing. It can increase patient access--and maybe even your income.

Using e-health applications to deliver new mental health services.