In order to meet increasing global crises, the US military must find ways to more effectively
manage manpower and time. Joint Medical Operations--Telemedicine (JMO-T) was …

Telemedicine usually refers to the use of information-based technologies, such as, computer
and communications systems, to provide healthcare across geographic distances. Although …

Objective To examine the financial and organizational characteristics, demand for services,
and satisfaction outcomes of a growing telemedicine program serving both urban or …

Objective For the last several years the US Department of Defense (DoD) has operated a
telemedicine test bed at the US Army Medical Research and Materiel Command's Medical …

Telemedicine involves the transfer of medical data for use in diagnosis, treatment and
education. The interaction may involve two-way live audio and video visits between patients …

A telemedicine network has operated in the Upper Peninsula (UP) region of Michigan since
1995. The Marquette General Health System (MGHS) is the tertiary hospital that provides …

The American Telemedicine Association (ATA) held the Global Forum on Telemedicine:
Connecting the World Through Partnerships in September 2007 with sponsorship by the …

Introduction: The Telemedicine Spacebridge, a satellite-mediated, audio-video-fax link
between four United States and two Armenian and Russian medical centers, permitted …

Background: Telehealth implementation within the Military Healthcare System continues to
advance toward the goal of a mature regional health platform; however, specialty-specific …

This manuscript addresses several aspects of the current status of telemedicine in the
United States. Telemedicine programs have been in existence since the 1960s, but only in …