Comments for C3O Telemedicine http://c3otelemedicine.com virtual presence clinical coverage solutions Thu, 12 Jan 2012 07:17:45 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 Comment on Sepsis Training gets Boost in California – Is Telemedicine a Part? by Gary Black http://c3otelemedicine.com/2011/08/sepsis-training-gets-boost-in-california-is-telemedicine-a-part/#comment-7 Gary Black Thu, 12 Jan 2012 07:17:45 +0000 http://c3omedicalgroup.com/?p=950#comment-7 Hello, I have a new book out: Gyroscope, A Survival of Sepsis written from a patient's perspective about a miraculous survival of severe sepsis. It provides sepsis awareness and also a portal for health care professionals to understand the mental, physical and spiritual traumas I endured and overcame. It could be a valuable book for sepsis training, seeing sepsis from the inside out. Check www.sepsisawarenesstoday.com The paperback and eBook are available on Amazon.com Best regards, Gary Black, author and survivor Hello,
I have a new book out: Gyroscope, A Survival of Sepsis written from a patient’s perspective about a miraculous survival of severe sepsis. It provides sepsis awareness and also a portal for health care professionals to understand the mental, physical and spiritual traumas I endured and overcame.
It could be a valuable book for sepsis training, seeing sepsis from the inside out.
Check http://www.sepsisawarenesstoday.com The paperback and eBook are available on Amazon.com
Best regards,
Gary Black, author and survivor

]]> Comment on Tele-ICU Reimbursement: Pro & Con – But Science and Common Sense Gives Us The Answer by Lynda http://c3otelemedicine.com/2011/10/tele-icu-reimbursement-pro-con-but-science-and-common-sense-gives-us-the-answer/#comment-9 Lynda Tue, 13 Dec 2011 17:58:55 +0000 http://c3omedicalgroup.com/?p=1048#comment-9 That's a sharp way of thnkniig about it. That’s a sharp way of thnkniig about it.

]]> Comment on A Working Lexicon for Tele-ICU in December Telemedicine and e-Health by Peter Wallis http://c3otelemedicine.com/2011/11/a-working-lexicon-for-tele-icu-in-december-telemedicine-and-e-health/#comment-12 Peter Wallis Mon, 12 Dec 2011 11:16:31 +0000 http://c3omedicalgroup.com/?p=1079#comment-12 LMHA are currently running a pilot telemedicine project in Australia based around Adult Retrieval Services; the next logical step for us would appear to move to a virtual ICU hence the interest in your article - Peter Wallis - Project Manager (Clinical) LMHA are currently running a pilot telemedicine project in Australia based around Adult Retrieval Services; the next logical step for us would appear to move to a virtual ICU hence the interest in your article – Peter Wallis – Project Manager (Clinical)

]]> Comment on A Working Lexicon for Tele-ICU in December Telemedicine and e-Health by Peter Wallis http://c3otelemedicine.com/2011/11/a-working-lexicon-for-tele-icu-in-december-telemedicine-and-e-health/#comment-11 Peter Wallis Mon, 12 Dec 2011 11:12:20 +0000 http://c3omedicalgroup.com/?p=1079#comment-11 LMHA are currently running a pilot telemedicine project in Australia based around Adult retrieval services; the ICU application is the next logical step for us hence the interest in your article; regards Peter Wallis - Project Manager (Clinical) LMHA are currently running a pilot telemedicine project in Australia based around Adult retrieval services; the ICU application is the next logical step for us hence the interest in your article; regards Peter Wallis – Project Manager (Clinical)

]]> Comment on A Working Lexicon for Tele-ICU in December Telemedicine and e-Health by Poly A. Endrasik Jr. http://c3otelemedicine.com/2011/11/a-working-lexicon-for-tele-icu-in-december-telemedicine-and-e-health/#comment-10 Poly A. Endrasik Jr. Sat, 03 Dec 2011 11:57:30 +0000 http://c3omedicalgroup.com/?p=1079#comment-10 Please send a copy of: A Working Lexicon for Tele-ICU in the Intensive Care Unit Thank you and Merry Christmas. Please send a copy of: A Working Lexicon for Tele-ICU in the Intensive Care Unit

Thank you and Merry Christmas.

]]> Comment on Is There a Role for Telemedicine in the Hospitalist Model? by Christina http://c3otelemedicine.com/2011/08/is-there-a-role-for-telemedicine-in-the-hospitalist-model/#comment-8 Christina Fri, 12 Aug 2011 01:52:58 +0000 http://c3omedicalgroup.com/?p=971#comment-8 I like the idea of a skilled nursing level of hospitalist, especially for recent transfers from acute facilities or those who are decompensating and may need inpatient care. A tele hospitalist could also do a better job of assessing patients while still at the SNF and determining the appropriateness of transfer to a higher level of care (acute). We have to get smarter and think about new and improved ways of healthcare delivery. This seems like one! I like the idea of a skilled nursing level of hospitalist, especially for recent transfers from acute facilities or those who are decompensating and may need inpatient care. A tele hospitalist could also do a better job of assessing patients while still at the SNF and determining the appropriateness of transfer to a higher level of care (acute).

We have to get smarter and think about new and improved ways of healthcare delivery. This seems like one!

]]> Comment on Tele-ICU Support during Disasters by Christina http://c3otelemedicine.com/2011/06/tele-icu-support-during-disasters/#comment-5 Christina Fri, 29 Jul 2011 18:56:49 +0000 http://c3omedicalgroup.com/?p=881#comment-5 Stanford has a great YouTube video that demonstrates their preparedness to respond to disasters - in person. See http://thielst.typepad.com/my_weblog/2011/07/stanford-team-ready-to-mobilize-for-disaster-relief.html I believe that both the in-person and remote response you describe are both important for comprehensive medical care during these events. Stanford has a great YouTube video that demonstrates their preparedness to respond to disasters – in person. See http://thielst.typepad.com/my_weblog/2011/07/stanford-team-ready-to-mobilize-for-disaster-relief.html

I believe that both the in-person and remote response you describe are both important for comprehensive medical care during these events.

]]> Comment on “Curbside Consult” – Literally By Telemedicine! by Christina http://c3otelemedicine.com/2011/07/curbside-consult-literally-by-telemedicine/#comment-6 Christina Fri, 29 Jul 2011 18:52:52 +0000 http://c3omedicalgroup.com/?p=896#comment-6 No, especially not now that we also have mobile apps that facilitate the collection and transmission of health information. That means patients have mobile access to doctors/practitioners and those providers can then collect and transmit information to the EHR, submit prescriptions, etc. These are exciting times! No, especially not now that we also have mobile apps that facilitate the collection and transmission of health information. That means patients have mobile access to doctors/practitioners and those providers can then collect and transmit information to the EHR, submit prescriptions, etc.

These are exciting times!

]]> Comment on Valley Presbyterian Hospital Partners with C3O for Telemedicine Program by norman keith http://c3otelemedicine.com/2011/05/valley-presbyterian-hospital-recognizes-telemedicine-program-with-c3o/#comment-4 norman keith Mon, 20 Jun 2011 18:59:36 +0000 http://c3omedicalgroup.com/?p=794#comment-4 Please offer me contact info for C3O. Cordially, Norman Keith Director Business Development & Client Relations MONOC 732-919-3045 X 1118 Please offer me contact info for C3O.

Cordially,

Norman Keith
Director Business Development & Client Relations
MONOC
732-919-3045 X 1118

]]> Comment on Not Using Telemedicine: Are You Exposed to Malpractice? by Christina http://c3otelemedicine.com/2011/02/not-using-telemedicine-are-you-exposed-to-malpractice/#comment-3 Christina Sat, 19 Feb 2011 23:54:43 +0000 http://c3omedicalgroup.com/?p=647#comment-3 I have heard that cases like these have been filed -- when telehealth access to care exists and the physician doesn't make use of it for the patient who then has a less than optimal or poor outcome. As a former hospital risk manager, I can see this clearly as a risk. I have heard that cases like these have been filed — when telehealth access to care exists and the physician doesn’t make use of it for the patient who then has a less than optimal or poor outcome. As a former hospital risk manager, I can see this clearly as a risk.

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