TeleHealth Collaborations
Time 10/06/09 01:15PM-02:30PM
Session Abstract
TeleHealth by definition relies on advanced network technologies to provide the secure, robust, and high quality infrastructure to enable health and medical related activities to be engaged in collaboratively at a distance. This panel will present actual case studies analyzing recent telehealth experiences in the areas of medical interpretation, diagnosis, training, education, wireless data acquisition, and research on collaboration technologies. Discussion will highlight lessons learned and future directions of value.
Speakers
Speaker Jose Conde University of Puerto Rico
Speaker Gurcharan Khanna, Ph.D. Rochester Institute of Technology
Speaker Shuji Shimizu Kyushu University
Speaker Craig Locatis National Library of Medicine
Speaker Ralph Pennino Rochester General Health System
Speaker Michael Sullivan Internet2
Presentation Media
Remote medical education using DVTS: Expansion from Asia to the world (pdf)
Speaker Kay Hunt Purdue University
Supporting? Remote ?Tumor? Boards? with ?Webinar ?Software? (pdf)
Speaker Jose Conde University of Puerto Rico
Speaker Gerri Maglia Texas Education Telecommunications Network (TETN)
Video Medical Interpretation over IP: A Comparison Study (pdf)
Speaker Craig Locatis National Library of Medicine
Speaker Gerri Maglia Texas Education Telecommunications Network (TETN)
Remote medical education using DVTS: Expansion from Asia to the world (pdf)
Speaker Craig Locatis National Library of Medicine
Speaker Shuji Shimizu Kyushu University
Incorporation of Private Practice Specialists (pdf)
Speaker Craig Locatis National Library of Medicine
Speaker Ralph Pennino Rochester General Health System
Secondary tracks The Future: What's Next for the Net? Teaching and Learning, K20 International Health Sciences Cyberinfrastructure
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