Introduction The Singapore Armed Forces (SAF) recognises the potential benefits and looks
to harnessing telemedicine for primary health care services. In this prospective self …

THE SCOPE of telemedicine defined as the use of telecommunications to allow caregivers
to interact with patients andor other caregivers operating at remote locations is very broad …

Various examples of methods, systems and devices are provided for ophthalmic
examination. In one example, a handheld system includes an optical imaging assembly …

Out of the Crucible: How the US Military Transformed Combat Casualty Care in Iraq and
Afghanistan edited by Arthur L. Kellermann, MD and MPH, and Eric Elster, MD is now …

Telemedicine has developed around certain assumptions about connectivity and format.
From the pioneer work of Kenneth Bird in the 1970's medical events separated by distance …

Telemedicine is the delivery of health care services between two remote locations through
information and communication technologies to improve a patient's health condition. It is a …

Those medical providers deployed to remote countries and tasked with caring for military
personnel must diagnose and treat diseases and nonbattle injuries that result from …

OBJECTIVE. The purpose of this study was to introduce a 24-hour teleradiology service for
cruise ships as a novel concept in maritime telemedicine. SUBJECTS AND METHODS. One …

Since the creation of the NATO Telemedicine Expert Panel (now renamed the TMED Expert
Team) in 2000, when few nations had deployed telemedicine systems to support military …

Objectives To determine the diagnoses of US military patients medically evacuated from
Central and Southwest Asia for ill-defined dermatologic diseases, to compare these …