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1. What is the eICU?

Intermittent (asynchronous) exchange -emails -digital images sent to a medical specialist for analysis, including xrays, imaging studies - NOT two way communication'Restricted License'. In place for healthcare professionals using telemedicine in U.S. - Nursing Licensure Compact - allows a nurse to practice under one license within the 24-State compact system.BP cuff, scales, ECG, pulse ox, PT/INR monitor, Peak flow meter, spirometer, med dispensing systems - Consumer and HCP telehealth devices:Software and systems uses videoconferencing with cameras and monitoring in a monitoring station to accomplish a telepresence

2. What are some examples of portable telemonitoring devices?

Intermittent (asynchronous) exchange -emails -digital images sent to a medical specialist for analysis, including xrays, imaging studies - NOT two way communicationBP cuff, scales, ECG, pulse ox, PT/INR monitor, Peak flow meter, spirometer, med dispensing systems - Consumer and HCP telehealth devices:'Restricted License'. In place for healthcare professionals using telemedicine in U.S. - Nursing Licensure Compact - allows a nurse to practice under one license within the 24-State compact system.Software and systems uses videoconferencing with cameras and monitoring in a monitoring station to accomplish a telepresence

3. What is Store and Forward?

Intermittent (asynchronous) exchange -emails -digital images sent to a medical specialist for analysis, including xrays, imaging studies - NOT two way communicationSoftware and systems uses videoconferencing with cameras and monitoring in a monitoring station to accomplish a telepresence'Restricted License'. In place for healthcare professionals using telemedicine in U.S. - Nursing Licensure Compact - allows a nurse to practice under one license within the 24-State compact system.BP cuff, scales, ECG, pulse ox, PT/INR monitor, Peak flow meter, spirometer, med dispensing systems - Consumer and HCP telehealth devices:

4. What are some things put in place nationally regarding licensure issues related to Telehealth?

BP cuff, scales, ECG, pulse ox, PT/INR monitor, Peak flow meter, spirometer, med dispensing systems - Consumer and HCP telehealth devices:'Restricted License'. In place for healthcare professionals using telemedicine in U.S. - Nursing Licensure Compact - allows a nurse to practice under one license within the 24-State compact system.Software and systems uses videoconferencing with cameras and monitoring in a monitoring station to accomplish a telepresenceIntermittent (asynchronous) exchange -emails -digital images sent to a medical specialist for analysis, including xrays, imaging studies - NOT two way communication

5. What is telemedicine?

Electronic exchange of pt info between two sites/providers to improve the pt's health statusIntermittent (asynchronous) exchange -emails -digital images sent to a medical specialist for analysis, including xrays, imaging studies - NOT two way communicationBP cuff, scales, ECG, pulse ox, PT/INR monitor, Peak flow meter, spirometer, med dispensing systems - Consumer and HCP telehealth devices:Software and systems uses videoconferencing with cameras and monitoring in a monitoring station to accomplish a telepresence

6. What are some technical issues with telehealth?

Intermittent (asynchronous) exchange -emails -digital images sent to a medical specialist for analysis, including xrays, imaging studies - NOT two way communicationSafety and functioning of equipment -Usage knowledge -Network connectivitySoftware and systems uses videoconferencing with cameras and monitoring in a monitoring station to accomplish a telepresenceBP cuff, scales, ECG, pulse ox, PT/INR monitor, Peak flow meter, spirometer, med dispensing systems - Consumer and HCP telehealth devices:

7. What are some disadvantages of telehealth?

Payers have focused on acute medical care, not telehealth services - Underserved ares that could be helped by telehealth services have experienced disease progression to more costly stagesBP cuff, scales, ECG, pulse ox, PT/INR monitor, Peak flow meter, spirometer, med dispensing systems - Consumer and HCP telehealth devices:Software and systems uses videoconferencing with cameras and monitoring in a monitoring station to accomplish a telepresenceIntermittent (asynchronous) exchange -emails -digital images sent to a medical specialist for analysis, including xrays, imaging studies - NOT two way communication

8. How do automatic pill dispensers work/what are some advantages to them?

Software and systems uses videoconferencing with cameras and monitoring in a monitoring station to accomplish a telepresenceBuilt-in automatic reminders - Connected to a telephone that will call pt If they're not heeding the reminders - will next call a support person/center if pt doesnt respond to the telephone - What are some examples and advantages of the following device used for Telehomecare:Intermittent (asynchronous) exchange -emails -digital images sent to a medical specialist for analysis, including xrays, imaging studies - NOT two way communicationBP cuff, scales, ECG, pulse ox, PT/INR monitor, Peak flow meter, spirometer, med dispensing systems - Consumer and HCP telehealth devices:

9. What is Google Glass?

Software and systems uses videoconferencing with cameras and monitoring in a monitoring station to accomplish a telepresenceBP cuff, scales, ECG, pulse ox, PT/INR monitor, Peak flow meter, spirometer, med dispensing systems - Consumer and HCP telehealth devices:Intermittent (asynchronous) exchange -emails -digital images sent to a medical specialist for analysis, including xrays, imaging studies - NOT two way communicationA wearable computer (eyeglasses) with an optical head-mounted display (OHMD) - has GPS, you can speak to it, it displays thing in your field of vision - Basically sci-fi tech

10. What is Telehomecare?

Software and systems uses videoconferencing with cameras and monitoring in a monitoring station to accomplish a telepresenceContinuous or intermittent health monitoring devices used in the home settingBP cuff, scales, ECG, pulse ox, PT/INR monitor, Peak flow meter, spirometer, med dispensing systems - Consumer and HCP telehealth devices:Intermittent (asynchronous) exchange -emails -digital images sent to a medical specialist for analysis, including xrays, imaging studies - NOT two way communication

11. What do portable telemonitoring devices do?

Software and systems uses videoconferencing with cameras and monitoring in a monitoring station to accomplish a telepresenceIntermittent (asynchronous) exchange -emails -digital images sent to a medical specialist for analysis, including xrays, imaging studies - NOT two way communicationBP cuff, scales, ECG, pulse ox, PT/INR monitor, Peak flow meter, spirometer, med dispensing systems - Consumer and HCP telehealth devices:Store information that can be transmitted digitally via telephone or internet - goes to a central monitoring station via telephone or wireless connection

12. Smart Wearable biometric garments

Built in monitoring devices for cardiac, resp. Temp, O2 salts and more - Smart underwear for soldiers injured in battle or to prevent back pain (evaluate muscle use) - Smartex has developed a maternity device for at home monitoring of the baby - Needs ongoing researchIntermittent (asynchronous) exchange -emails -digital images sent to a medical specialist for analysis, including xrays, imaging studies - NOT two way communicationBP cuff, scales, ECG, pulse ox, PT/INR monitor, Peak flow meter, spirometer, med dispensing systems - Consumer and HCP telehealth devices:Software and systems uses videoconferencing with cameras and monitoring in a monitoring station to accomplish a telepresence

13. Telehomecare monitoring devices keep track of a pt's health status and send information where/how?

Sends info via telephone or broadband connection to the pt's own EHR - concept of medical home: comprehensive, coordinated care provided in home setting that is pt centered, yet high quality and safetyBP cuff, scales, ECG, pulse ox, PT/INR monitor, Peak flow meter, spirometer, med dispensing systems - Consumer and HCP telehealth devices:Software and systems uses videoconferencing with cameras and monitoring in a monitoring station to accomplish a telepresenceIntermittent (asynchronous) exchange -emails -digital images sent to a medical specialist for analysis, including xrays, imaging studies - NOT two way communication

14. What are some wearable telehealth devices?

BP cuff, scales, ECG, pulse ox, PT/INR monitor, Peak flow meter, spirometer, med dispensing systems - Consumer and HCP telehealth devices:Fitbit type devices: record HR, sleep quality, activity levels - Devices for posture, mood, general health - Devices for monitoring hemophiliaSoftware and systems uses videoconferencing with cameras and monitoring in a monitoring station to accomplish a telepresenceIntermittent (asynchronous) exchange -emails -digital images sent to a medical specialist for analysis, including xrays, imaging studies - NOT two way communication

15. What is Telemental health?

Software and systems uses videoconferencing with cameras and monitoring in a monitoring station to accomplish a telepresenceThe use of telehealth to provide psychiatric healthcare in the care of mental health conditionsBP cuff, scales, ECG, pulse ox, PT/INR monitor, Peak flow meter, spirometer, med dispensing systems - Consumer and HCP telehealth devices:Intermittent (asynchronous) exchange -emails -digital images sent to a medical specialist for analysis, including xrays, imaging studies - NOT two way communication

16. Telehomecare is used to monitor chronic health problems such as VHF, DM, and CKD. What are some advantages of this?

Intermittent (asynchronous) exchange -emails -digital images sent to a medical specialist for analysis, including xrays, imaging studies - NOT two way communicationImproved accessibility to healthcare - Reduced ER and hospital and readmission rates by half - Improved care and reduced costsBP cuff, scales, ECG, pulse ox, PT/INR monitor, Peak flow meter, spirometer, med dispensing systems - Consumer and HCP telehealth devices:Software and systems uses videoconferencing with cameras and monitoring in a monitoring station to accomplish a telepresence

17. What is telehealth?

Software and systems uses videoconferencing with cameras and monitoring in a monitoring station to accomplish a telepresenceBP cuff, scales, ECG, pulse ox, PT/INR monitor, Peak flow meter, spirometer, med dispensing systems - Consumer and HCP telehealth devices:The use of technology to enhance pt health at a distance -Consults -Home care via special Monitoring -etc. - not just clinical visitsIntermittent (asynchronous) exchange -emails -digital images sent to a medical specialist for analysis, including xrays, imaging studies - NOT two way communication

18. What is telenursing?

The use of communication technologies (telecommunication) to improve pt care -has many facets - often telehomecare - Technology Types:Intermittent (asynchronous) exchange -emails -digital images sent to a medical specialist for analysis, including xrays, imaging studies - NOT two way communicationBP cuff, scales, ECG, pulse ox, PT/INR monitor, Peak flow meter, spirometer, med dispensing systems - Consumer and HCP telehealth devices:Software and systems uses videoconferencing with cameras and monitoring in a monitoring station to accomplish a telepresence

19. What is E-intensive Care? What are two examples of it being used?

BP cuff, scales, ECG, pulse ox, PT/INR monitor, Peak flow meter, spirometer, med dispensing systems - Consumer and HCP telehealth devices:Intermittent (asynchronous) exchange -emails -digital images sent to a medical specialist for analysis, including xrays, imaging studies - NOT two way communicationSoftware and systems uses videoconferencing with cameras and monitoring in a monitoring station to accomplish a telepresencePhysicians monitoring pts in intensive care environments from centralized locations - eICU - RP-7 robots - esp. useful in remote areas of the country

20. What are some financial/cost issues with telehealth?

BP cuff, scales, ECG, pulse ox, PT/INR monitor, Peak flow meter, spirometer, med dispensing systems - Consumer and HCP telehealth devices:Funding (lack of consistent funding to purchase equipment, much obtained through grants) -Some payments by Medicare/Medicaid in rural areas or outside metropolitan areas -Reimbursement (insurance not reimbursing, some beginning to support)Intermittent (asynchronous) exchange -emails -digital images sent to a medical specialist for analysis, including xrays, imaging studies - NOT two way communicationSoftware and systems uses videoconferencing with cameras and monitoring in a monitoring station to accomplish a telepresence

21. In addition to providing online access to medical records and prescriptions, what are some uses of Disaster healthcare?

Intermittent (asynchronous) exchange -emails -digital images sent to a medical specialist for analysis, including xrays, imaging studies - NOT two way communicationImplements various telehealth strategies to follow these pts - Coordinate hospital closing, etc. - Telehealth companies provided phone and video services w/o fees - Virtual telemedicine visits in temporary clinicsBP cuff, scales, ECG, pulse ox, PT/INR monitor, Peak flow meter, spirometer, med dispensing systems - Consumer and HCP telehealth devices:Software and systems uses videoconferencing with cameras and monitoring in a monitoring station to accomplish a telepresence

22. What are some medical/legal issues with telehealth?

Licensure - when a patient resides outside the state in which the practitioner/nurse is licensed -Liability -Malpractice concernSoftware and systems uses videoconferencing with cameras and monitoring in a monitoring station to accomplish a telepresenceBP cuff, scales, ECG, pulse ox, PT/INR monitor, Peak flow meter, spirometer, med dispensing systems - Consumer and HCP telehealth devices:Intermittent (asynchronous) exchange -emails -digital images sent to a medical specialist for analysis, including xrays, imaging studies - NOT two way communication

23. How is Telehealth useful in educational needs of healthcare professionals?

Intermittent (asynchronous) exchange -emails -digital images sent to a medical specialist for analysis, including xrays, imaging studies - NOT two way communicationSoftware and systems uses videoconferencing with cameras and monitoring in a monitoring station to accomplish a telepresence1. Continuing education 2. Preparing practitioners: best practices, updates, cultural issues 3. Supporting those serving in rural areasBP cuff, scales, ECG, pulse ox, PT/INR monitor, Peak flow meter, spirometer, med dispensing systems - Consumer and HCP telehealth devices:

24. What is disaster healthcare?

Intermittent (asynchronous) exchange -emails -digital images sent to a medical specialist for analysis, including xrays, imaging studies - NOT two way communicationBP cuff, scales, ECG, pulse ox, PT/INR monitor, Peak flow meter, spirometer, med dispensing systems - Consumer and HCP telehealth devices:Provides online access to medical records and Rx's using various telehealth types to provide the best care as quickly as possibleSoftware and systems uses videoconferencing with cameras and monitoring in a monitoring station to accomplish a telepresence

25. There are _____-cost health and wellness smartphone apps that are available without _______ and not necessarily approved by _______.

Intermittent (asynchronous) exchange -emails -digital images sent to a medical specialist for analysis, including xrays, imaging studies - NOT two way communicationLow; Rx; FDABP cuff, scales, ECG, pulse ox, PT/INR monitor, Peak flow meter, spirometer, med dispensing systems - Consumer and HCP telehealth devices:Software and systems uses videoconferencing with cameras and monitoring in a monitoring station to accomplish a telepresence

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