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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"teleradiology"”.
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Blockchain-based Medical Image Sharing and Critical-result Notification
<p>In teleradiology, medical images are transmitted to offsite radiologist for interpretation and the dictation report is sent back to the original site to aid timely diagnosis and proper patient care. Although teleradiology offers excellent benefits such as time and cost efficiency, after-hour …
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Telesonography Adoption and Use to Improve the Standard of Patient Care Within a Dominican Community
Teleradiology has far-reaching implications for the health of remote and underserved populations. With coordination of radiographic evaluation and diagnosis from a distance, teleradiology has the potential to raise the standard of patient care throughout the world. Perhaps the safest and most …
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An Integrated Delivery Model For Providing On-Site and Remote Radiology Services To Rural Midwest Hospitals
… radiology coverage for hospitals utilizing teleradiology to send images off-site to sub-specialist radiologists. These enhancements were intended to improve the quality and consistency of radiology interpretations without negatively impacting the necessary turnaround time of results provided …
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Application and evaluation of high speed data transfer for decision support in remote health care.
… In the community scenario, videoconferencing, teleradiology and telepresence were used to improve clinical information transfer between the remote general practitioner and Accident and Emergency consultants. The telemedical link was used to treat 120 patients and saved the transfer of 70 of …
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A spatial structuring approach to IT use and workplace change : what's space got to do with it?
… spatial practices shaped the way they used teleradiology applications to respond to a recent, and overwhelming, scarcity of radiologists. Radiologists were able to successfully exert control over the offshoring of their work, in part due to their long history of working at a distance from …
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Barriers to the adoption of telemedicine as explained by the disruptive innovation framework
… in mature telemedicine application areas such as teleradiology and telepathology may be used in medical specialties where telemedicine is not yet a mainstream application. Moreover, the technology needs to become more 'human-centered' , to reduce technology barriers for both providers and patients …