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Patients Often Use ED Even When Primary Care Is Available

Wednesday, February 15th, 2012

Tags: available, ED, health, health care, Jacques von Speyer, lifestyle health, patients, primary care, telemedicine, US Tele-Medicine
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Oregano Delivers More Antioxidants than Blueberries, Oranges or Apples

Tuesday, February 7th, 2012

Tags: alternative medicine, antioxidants, apples, bacterial infection, blueberries, E. coli, essential oil, health, Herbs, lifestyle health, Medical Studies, natural health, oranges, Oregano, parasitic infection, pathogens, remedy, SALMONELLA, telemedicine, US Tele-Medicine, viral infection
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New Procedure Repairs Severed Nerves in Minutes, Restoring Limb Use in Days or Weeks

Friday, February 3rd, 2012

Tags: animal cells, cellular mechanism, clinical trial, days, hospitals, invertebrates, mammals, Medical Studies, minutes, muscles, nerve axons, neuroscience, new procedure, proximal, repairs, restoring limb use, sciatic nerve, sensory areas, severed nerves, stumps, telemedicine, texas, TRIALS, US Tele-Medicine, weeks
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Discharged ER Patients often Miss Instructions

Wednesday, January 25th, 2012

Tags: adults, children, comprehension, discharge, discharged, hospital, instructions, kiosks, medical error, medication, miss, patients, reports, symtoms, technologies, telemedicine, tips, US Tele-Medicine, videos
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Drugs Linked to Cognitive Impairment and Increased Risk of Death

Thursday, January 19th, 2012

Tags: ACh, AGING, allergies, benadryl, brain, cognitive impairement, death, demerol, detrol, dramamine, drugs, elavil, EMR, Excedrin PM, geriatrics, incontinence, Medical Studies, medications, memory, Nytol, paxil, prescription, risk, sominex, telemedicine, tylenol pm, unisom, US Tele-Medicine
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An ER Doctor’s Perspective: Strategies for Migraine Relief

Tuesday, January 17th, 2012

Tags: Care Plan, Doctor's perspective, ER, family, headache specialist, health, honest, migraine relief, opiates, respect, specialist, stay calm, strategies, telemedicine, US Tele-Medicine
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Emergency Medicine Physicians Develop Device to Stop Lethal Bleeding in Soldiers

Friday, January 13th, 2012

Tags: aortic tourniquet, automobile accident, blood vessels, body armor, CPR, device, drug, Emergency medicine, femoral arteries, heart, Jacques von Speyer, lethal bleeding, physicians, soldiers, stop, telemedicine, US Tele-Medicine, war injury
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Put Your Medicines Up and Away and Out of Sight

Wednesday, December 14th, 2011

Tags: children, complementary medicine, danger, hide, lifestyle health, Medical Studies, medications, medicines, out of sight, poison control, storage, telemedicine, US Tele-Medicine, Vitamins - Supplements
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ER Building Boom Is Wrong Prescription, Critics Say

Wednesday, December 7th, 2011

Tags: Building boom, business, critics, ER, families, government, health, health costs, health. healthcare, Jacques von Speyer, seattle, telemedicine, US Tele-Medicine, washington, wrong prescription
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A Winter Danger you should be Aware of

Monday, December 5th, 2011

Tags: artery disease, aware, cardiology, disease, driveway, health, heart, heart attack, lifestyle health, Medical Studies, overdrive, season, shoveling snow, smoking, snow blower, telemedicine, US Tele-Medicine, winter, winter danger
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The Telemedicine Reporter – International Edition – December 2nd 2011

Friday, December 2nd, 2011

Tags: December 2nd 2011, international edition, Jacques von Speyer, Tele-Medicine, telemedicine, The Telemedicine Reporter, US Tele-Medicine
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Real Doctors, Onscreen: VA Program Makes Online House Calls on Vets

Friday, December 2nd, 2011

Tags: clinicians, government, health, health. healthcare, homeopathy, house calls, multidisciplinary care teams, onscreen doctors, patients, primary doctors, telehealth technology, telemedicine, US Tele-Medicine, va program, veterans, vets
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The Telemedicine Reporter – International Edition – November 18, 2011

Friday, November 18th, 2011

Tags: international edition, Jacques von Speyer, November 18th 2011, telemedicine, The Telemedice reporter, US Tele-Medicine
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Telemedicine is Coming Home

Friday, November 18th, 2011

Tags: 24/7, 24/7 Tele-Triage, coming, connectivity, cost avoidance, cost savings, doctor, employees, families, health, home, home care, Jacques von Speyer, on-line, paradigm, program, telemedicine, US, US Tele-Family Connect physician, US Tele-Medicine
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Most State Police Lack Equipment to Save Heart-Attack Victims

Thursday, November 17th, 2011

Tags: automated external defibrillators, critical, equipment, health, heart attack, lack, lifestyle health, Medical Studies, patrol cars, state police, survival, telemedicine, US Tele-Medicine, victims
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The Telemedicine Reporter – International Edition – October 28, 2011

Friday, October 28th, 2011

Tags: international edition, Jacques von Speyer, October 28. 2011, telemedicine, The Telemedicine Reporter, US Tele-Medicine
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Kids’ ER Visits for Psychiatric Care Inching Up

Wednesday, October 26th, 2011

Tags: brain, ER, health, healthcare, Jacques von Speyer, kids, mental illness, pediatrics, psychiatric care, telemedicine, up, US Tele-Medicine
Posted in Emergency Medicine, Insurance Issues, Medical Studies | No Comments »

More States Limiting Medicaid Hospital Stays

Monday, October 24th, 2011

Tags: health, healthcare, hospital stays, insurance, Jacques von Speyer, limiting, medicaid, states, telemedicine, US Tele-Medicine
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Unhealthy Employees Cost Businesses $153 Billion in Lost Productivity

Friday, October 21st, 2011

Tags: businesses, cost, employees, Gallup Poll, health, herbal supplements, Jaques von speyer, lifestyle health, lost productivity, milken institute, telemedicine, U.S Bureau of labor statistics, unhealthy, US Tele-Medicine
Posted in Alternative Medicine, Emergency Medicine, Insurance Issues, Lifestyle Health, Medical Studies, Tele-Medicine | No Comments »

Heart Failure Hospitalizations on the Decline

Friday, October 21st, 2011

Tags: alternative medicine, Connecticut, death rate, decline, diet, exercise, health, heart failure, hospitalization, lifestyle health, Medical Studies, medicare, mortality, natural health, older adults, Rhode Island, telemedicine, trends, US Tele-Medicine, Wyoming
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Emergency Room Use Reaches a Record High

Wednesday, October 19th, 2011

Tags: emergency room, healthcare, Jacques von Speyer, reaches, record high, telemedicine, US Tele-Medicine
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High-Tech Hypothermia Treatment Helps Patients

Tuesday, October 11th, 2011

Tags: brain, brain damage, cardia arrest, ER, helps, high-tech hypothermia, Medical Studies, medical technologies, Medicine, neurological, oxygen, patients, recovery, survivors, telemedicine, TH, therapy, Treatment, US Tele-Medicine
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The Telemedicine Reporter – International Edition – October 7, 2011

Friday, October 7th, 2011

Tags: 2011, Jacques von Speyer, telemedicine, The Telemedicine Reporter - International Edition - October 7
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Hold the Phone for Vital Signs

Thursday, October 6th, 2011

Tags: algorithms, application, biomedical engineering, blood oxygen, clinicians, fingertip, hardware, health, heart rythm, IEEE, Medical Studies, mobile, monitoring, optical, Parameter, patients, phone, physiological, recordings, saturation, smart phone, telemedicine, US Tele-Medicine, video camera, vital signs, WPI
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A Night in the ER: Adrenaline, Chaos and Very Long Waits

Tuesday, October 4th, 2011

Tags: adrenaline, battlefield, bedsores, chaos, chronic pain, ER, health, health care, lifestyle health, long waits, maggots, Medical Studies, night, nine hour wait, paramedics, patients, telemedicine, trauma center, US Tele-Medicine, USC Medical Center, wards
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