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1. Face-to-Face

2. Special interest group (SIG)

Services when a primary care physician and specialists refer patients to one another for additional medical services. Some referrals need to be approved by insurance companies before referred patients may see the needed doctor.The producing of good results without costing a great deal of moneyA team or group of individuals or an organization seeking or receiving special rewards, characteristically via political lobbying.Within each other's sight or presence, met and talked for an in person consultation

3. Primary care and specialist referral services

Services when a primary care physician and specialists refer patients to one another for additional medical services. Some referrals need to be approved by insurance companies before referred patients may see the needed doctor.Within each other's sight or presence, met and talked for an in person consultationThe producing of good results without costing a great deal of moneyA team or group of individuals or an organization seeking or receiving special rewards, characteristically via political lobbying.

4. Cost Efficiencies

A team or group of individuals or an organization seeking or receiving special rewards, characteristically via political lobbying.The producing of good results without costing a great deal of moneyWithin each other's sight or presence, met and talked for an in person consultationServices when a primary care physician and specialists refer patients to one another for additional medical services. Some referrals need to be approved by insurance companies before referred patients may see the needed doctor.

5. Remote Patient Monitoring

A team or group of individuals or an organization seeking or receiving special rewards, characteristically via political lobbying.Within each other's sight or presence, met and talked for an in person consultationAlso called homecare telehealth, is a type of ambulatory healthcare that allows a patient to use a mobile medical device to perform a routine test and send the test data to a healthcare professional in realtime.Services when a primary care physician and specialists refer patients to one another for additional medical services. Some referrals need to be approved by insurance companies before referred patients may see the needed doctor.

6. Improved access

7. Tele-monitoring

Within each other's sight or presence, met and talked for an in person consultationA team or group of individuals or an organization seeking or receiving special rewards, characteristically via political lobbying.Services when a primary care physician and specialists refer patients to one another for additional medical services. Some referrals need to be approved by insurance companies before referred patients may see the needed doctor.Continuing evaluation of a condition by sensors affixed to patients, which emit signals that are ported wirelessly to a chief station wherein irregularities will trigger responses by healthcare professionals.

8. Web-based e-health patient service sites

Within each other's sight or presence, met and talked for an in person consultationServices when a primary care physician and specialists refer patients to one another for additional medical services. Some referrals need to be approved by insurance companies before referred patients may see the needed doctor.A team or group of individuals or an organization seeking or receiving special rewards, characteristically via political lobbying.Sites that enable patients and caregivers to become empowered to gain self-care and coping skills

9. Networked programs

A team or group of individuals or an organization seeking or receiving special rewards, characteristically via political lobbying.Within each other's sight or presence, met and talked for an in person consultationA grouping of systems that interrelate and provide patients' electronic medical records. May also serve as biorepositories.Services when a primary care physician and specialists refer patients to one another for additional medical services. Some referrals need to be approved by insurance companies before referred patients may see the needed doctor.

10. Patient Demand

Within each other's sight or presence, met and talked for an in person consultationA team or group of individuals or an organization seeking or receiving special rewards, characteristically via political lobbying.Services when a primary care physician and specialists refer patients to one another for additional medical services. Some referrals need to be approved by insurance companies before referred patients may see the needed doctor.All the requests and referrals that arrive from each and every source and the number of resources (i.e., equipment time, staff time, and room time) needed.

11. Medical education

A team or group of individuals or an organization seeking or receiving special rewards, characteristically via political lobbying.Within each other's sight or presence, met and talked for an in person consultationLearning connected to the practice of being a medical practitionerServices when a primary care physician and specialists refer patients to one another for additional medical services. Some referrals need to be approved by insurance companies before referred patients may see the needed doctor.

12. Health information technology (HIT)

Information technology related to health and health care. It aids health information management across computerized systems as well as the protected exchange of health information amid consumers, providers, payers, and quality monitorsA team or group of individuals or an organization seeking or receiving special rewards, characteristically via political lobbying.Within each other's sight or presence, met and talked for an in person consultationServices when a primary care physician and specialists refer patients to one another for additional medical services. Some referrals need to be approved by insurance companies before referred patients may see the needed doctor.

13. Vitaphone

A tool patients can hold up to their chests for the purpose of recording an electrocardiogram (ECG), which can be transmitted to a medical doctor or facility. This tool has four sensor buttons, as well as a GPS signal to locate the patient. The signal can be utilized to locate patients.Services when a primary care physician and specialists refer patients to one another for additional medical services. Some referrals need to be approved by insurance companies before referred patients may see the needed doctor.A team or group of individuals or an organization seeking or receiving special rewards, characteristically via political lobbying.Within each other's sight or presence, met and talked for an in person consultation

14. Tele-dermatology

Services when a primary care physician and specialists refer patients to one another for additional medical services. Some referrals need to be approved by insurance companies before referred patients may see the needed doctor.The remote assessment of digital images of a patient's skin by specialists.Within each other's sight or presence, met and talked for an in person consultationA team or group of individuals or an organization seeking or receiving special rewards, characteristically via political lobbying.

15. Consultations

Within each other's sight or presence, met and talked for an in person consultationA team or group of individuals or an organization seeking or receiving special rewards, characteristically via political lobbying.Services when a primary care physician and specialists refer patients to one another for additional medical services. Some referrals need to be approved by insurance companies before referred patients may see the needed doctor.A meeting in which someone (such as a doctor or lawyer) talks to a person about a problem, question or etc.

16. Tele-surgery

Completing surgery at a remote location with the use of a robot.Services when a primary care physician and specialists refer patients to one another for additional medical services. Some referrals need to be approved by insurance companies before referred patients may see the needed doctor.A team or group of individuals or an organization seeking or receiving special rewards, characteristically via political lobbying.Within each other's sight or presence, met and talked for an in person consultation

17. Mobile health (mhealth)

A team or group of individuals or an organization seeking or receiving special rewards, characteristically via political lobbying.Within each other's sight or presence, met and talked for an in person consultationProviding healthcare services through mobile communication devicesServices when a primary care physician and specialists refer patients to one another for additional medical services. Some referrals need to be approved by insurance companies before referred patients may see the needed doctor.

18. Kiosks

Within each other's sight or presence, met and talked for an in person consultationA small structure that provides information and services on a computer screenA team or group of individuals or an organization seeking or receiving special rewards, characteristically via political lobbying.Services when a primary care physician and specialists refer patients to one another for additional medical services. Some referrals need to be approved by insurance companies before referred patients may see the needed doctor.

19. Tele-phone consultation

Managing patients and prescribing via the telephone.Within each other's sight or presence, met and talked for an in person consultationServices when a primary care physician and specialists refer patients to one another for additional medical services. Some referrals need to be approved by insurance companies before referred patients may see the needed doctor.A team or group of individuals or an organization seeking or receiving special rewards, characteristically via political lobbying.

20. Two-way video (cyber)

Services when a primary care physician and specialists refer patients to one another for additional medical services. Some referrals need to be approved by insurance companies before referred patients may see the needed doctor.Within each other's sight or presence, met and talked for an in person consultationA team or group of individuals or an organization seeking or receiving special rewards, characteristically via political lobbying.Telecommunication technologies wherein two or more remote locations communicate by simultaneous two-way video and audio transmissions.

21. Electronic medical records (EMR)

A team or group of individuals or an organization seeking or receiving special rewards, characteristically via political lobbying.Within each other's sight or presence, met and talked for an in person consultationServices when a primary care physician and specialists refer patients to one another for additional medical services. Some referrals need to be approved by insurance companies before referred patients may see the needed doctor.A digital version of the traditional paper-based medical record for an individual. The EMR represents a medical record within a single facility, such as a doctor's office or a clinic

22. Tele-pathology

A team or group of individuals or an organization seeking or receiving special rewards, characteristically via political lobbying.The transmitting of pathology image slides for analytical and diagnostic meetings.Within each other's sight or presence, met and talked for an in person consultationServices when a primary care physician and specialists refer patients to one another for additional medical services. Some referrals need to be approved by insurance companies before referred patients may see the needed doctor.

23. Improved quality/Quality Improvement (QI)

A team or group of individuals or an organization seeking or receiving special rewards, characteristically via political lobbying.Within each other's sight or presence, met and talked for an in person consultationServices when a primary care physician and specialists refer patients to one another for additional medical services. Some referrals need to be approved by insurance companies before referred patients may see the needed doctor.Consists of systematic and continuous actions that lead to measurable improvement in health care services and the health status of targeted patient groups

24. HIPPA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act)

A team or group of individuals or an organization seeking or receiving special rewards, characteristically via political lobbying.Services when a primary care physician and specialists refer patients to one another for additional medical services. Some referrals need to be approved by insurance companies before referred patients may see the needed doctor.A federal law enacted in 1996 that protects continuity of health coverage when a person changes or loses a job, that limits health-plan exclusions for preexisting medical conditions, require that patients' medical information be kept private and secure, standardizes electronic transactions involving health information, and permits tax deduction of health insurance premiums by the self-employed—abbreviation HIPAAWithin each other's sight or presence, met and talked for an in person consultation

25. Tele-counseling

A team or group of individuals or an organization seeking or receiving special rewards, characteristically via political lobbying.Counseling performed through video technology or the telephone.Services when a primary care physician and specialists refer patients to one another for additional medical services. Some referrals need to be approved by insurance companies before referred patients may see the needed doctor.Within each other's sight or presence, met and talked for an in person consultation

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