Brian Dolan, mobihealthnews
“This September a wound care telemedicine program will launch in the northwestern area of France in Lower Normandy, according to a report in a local newspaper. A key driver for the pilot is the lack of doctors and trained nurses in the region and subsequent high number of emergency room visits.
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John Andrews, McKnight's
“When wound care patients need intensive treatment, the usual response is to transport them to the nearest hospital or specialty clinic. But it’s a solution those in metropolitan areas take for granted because in many parts of the country, a simple trip to the hospital is a major production or not possible at all.
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RedOrbit
“Telemedicine facilitates communication between family physicians, hospitals and nursing services – yet current solutions lack flexibility and are consequently very expensive. A new software program is now available that can be tailored to a range of applications.
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theMobileHealthCrowd
“Patients who have chronic wounds and may be immobilized can now receive treatment in their homes by experienced clinicians who collaborate remotely with certified wound care specialists miles away.
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Sheboyganpress
“The St. Nicholas Hospital Home Health Department will be the first home care agency in Sheboygan County to offer electronic and digital oversight of wound care patients by a satellite site and credentialed specialists.
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Joseph Goedert, Health Data Management
“A consulting firm specializing in assessing health care clinical and financial outcomes has introduced a Web-based wound care consultation service.
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“Liked. WTN on Window Mobile platform improves care quality, significantly lowers cost. That might have been my tweet on Twitter.
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