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Telemedicine refers to the delivery of healthcare services remotely through the means of technology, i.e., phone calls and video calls. In most cases, telemedicine is used to overcome the physical distance between the patient and the care provider or assist patients who have difficulty leaving their house, like the elderly or patients with disabilities. Additionally, in the recent case of COVID-19, telemedicine is being used to substitute the in-person delivery of healthcare, thus reducing the risks of contracting the virus. In fact, the spread of contagious diseases can be reduced through the use of telemedicine since individuals will no longer have to be exposed to infected people in crowded waiting rooms.

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1.Interactive Medicine 2.Store and Forward 3.Remote Patient Monitoring

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1.Interactive Medicine 2.Store and Forward 3.Remote Patient Monitoring

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Interactive Medicine allows for real-time communication between the patient and the physician. It is basically like going to the doctor’s office — but through your computer.

Store and Forward permits a third-party organization to collect the patient’s information and send it to a physician in another location for evaluation. This one is more like communicating with your doctor through email.

Last but not least, Remote Patient Monitoring enables care providers to monitor a patient’s conditions, like blood sugar and pressure, remotely using mobile devices.

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We developed and validated a small-footprint array of miniature chemostats built from readily available parts for low cost. Physiological and experimental evolution results were similar to larger volume chemostats. The ministat array provides a compact, inexpensive, and accessible platform for traditional chemostat experiments, functional genomics, and chemical screening applications.

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Design and Use of Multiplexed Chemostat Arrays | Video Page

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Scientific Video Article | Chemostats are continuous culture systems in which cells are grown in a tightly controlled, chemically constant environment where...

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Remote care through telehealth for people with inflammatory bowel disease

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Remote care through telehealth for people with inflammatory bowel disease

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In this video, the genomics arm of science at the University of Washington has developed and tested a set of miniature chemostats, small in size, made from readily available parts and at low cost. The results of physiological and experimental evolution were similar to larger volume chemostats. The ministat array provides a compact, low-cost, and accessible platform for traditional chemostat experiments, functional genomics, and chemical screening applications.

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As a revolutionizing healthcare infrastructure, telemedicine provides some awesome benefits.

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As a revolutionizing healthcare infrastructure, telemedicine provides some awesome benefits.

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-Convenience

Telemedicine is also much more convenient for many people compared to attending a doctor’s office.

-Information sharing between doctors

Since telemedicine is mostly done through video or audio calls, it is possible to share information much easier with other doctors.

-Lower costs for minor issues

Through the use of telemedicine, especially the costs for minor health issues could be significantly reduced for patients.

-More patients can be treated on average

Through the use of telemedicine, it is also possible to treat a higher number of people on average.

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Despite the numerous benefits of telemedicine, there are some areas that can be considered as “downsides”.

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Despite the numerous benefits of telemedicine, there are some areas that can be considered as “downsides”.

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-Technology is expensive

The essential component of telemedicine is some form of access to technological devices and the internet. Poor to no access to the internet in some rural areas and in some underdeveloped countries makes telemedicine less accessible to all, a point that might result in telemedicine being reserved for the richer people only.

-Unclear policies

Despite improvements in the recent years to regulate telemedicine, because technology is growing at a fast pace, there are still some uncertainties regarding policies. The areas under these uncertainties are reimbursement policies (should physicians be paid the same for telemedicine as in-person care), privacy protection, and healthcare laws.

-Fewer face-face interactions

As humans, we are social beings. Hence, telemedicine might not always be our preferable form of contact with our physician. Furthermore, power outages and lost internet connections sometimes make it harder to have a smooth visit, something that does not happen very often in a face-to-face interaction.

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In view of this, Kazakhstan is investing in new technologies to deliver health services to people in rural areas. A telemedicine network, launched in 2004, helps rural populations access specialized medical care, with general practitioners and specialists providing teleconsultation.The telemedicine network is part of the strategic plan of the Ministry of Health for 2017 to 2021. The Government intends to develop the network further, to introduce “smart medical services” such as mobile applications for disease management, prevention and treatment, and to generally scale up digital health.

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In 2016, experts in 15 regional hospitals, the children’s regional hospital of Shymkent and 14 state clinics conducted over 28 000 telemedicine and video consultations. Of these, over 26 000 were conducted by regional hospitals and about 2000 by state clinics. Reflecting the growing burden of noncommunicable diseases, the most frequent teleconsultations were for cardiology, pulmonology and neurology.

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1. Integration with other healthcare technologies: Telemedicine is expected to integrate with other healthcare technologies, such as electronic health records (EHRs), remote patient monitoring systems, data analytics platforms, and AI algorithms. This integration will enable seamless information exchange, real-time monitoring, and data-driven insights, leading to more comprehensive and coordinated care.

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1. Improved access to underserved populations: Telemedicine has the potential to address healthcare disparities by improving access to care for underserved populations, including those in rural areas, remote communities, and regions with limited healthcare resources. By eliminating geographic barriers, telemedicine can connect patients with healthcare providers, specialists, and resources that were previously inaccessible.

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the potential of telemedicine and teleknowledge

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the potential of telemedicine and teleknowledge

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Telemedicine and teleknowledge have the potential to revolutionize

leveraging technology, healthcare professionals can bridge geographical gaps

and provide expert care and knowledge. The future holds exciting possibilities

for expanding access to quality healthcare and medical expertise.

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Modern telecommunications tools are Telephone (Including mobile telephony), Radio and Television, Internet, and Communications Networks (LAN and WAN).

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Modern telecommunications tools are Telephone (Including mobile telephony), Radio and Television, Internet, and Communications Networks (LAN and WAN).

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Acumatica provides cloud and browser-based business management software solutions for small and mid-sized businesses. The Acumatica solution suite offers clients integrated financial, manufacturing, project accounting, retail, distribution, construction, and CRM applications, all based around and powered by a single cloud-based platform. The company also has an extensive network of global partners and complementary applications that telecommunication companies can integrate into the Acumatica solution and expand its functionalities.

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Acumatica Cloud ERP System - Accelerate Your Business! | Acumatica Cloud ERP

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Acumatica is the complete Cloud ERP solution for all your business management needs today and in the future.

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Teleconference is a broad term that covers modern ways of organizing communication at a distance. The article deals with the features of this type of information network services.

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Teleconference is a broad term that covers modern ways of organizing communication at a distance. The article deals with the features of this type of information network services.

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Audio Teleconferencing

Audio teleconferencing is voice only; it is also known as conference calling. This kind of communication can be done on a casual basis through individual phone services, known as three-way calling, or by using services designed for the purpose. Some companies purchase a permanent, dedicated conference network where users simply pick up the phone to participate in a conference call. Services can also be purchased when needed. In this case, each conference participant is given a phone number and a passcode. Participants then "meet" on the air at a designated time. Pricing is determined by the length of the call and number of participants.

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Audiographic Teleconferencing

Audiographic teleconferencing is also known as electronic whiteboarding, according to The Free Dictionary. Both an audio and a data connection are necessary. This type of teleconferencing was often used for distance learning and meetings that only require narrowband communications. It was designed primarily as a student-instructor mechanism, with color imaging, digital video and telephone communications and endeavored to create a realistic virtual classroom.

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Web Teleconferencing

Web conferencing involves various levels of audio-video and graphics communication from computer to computer. It can be as simple as instant messaging or more complex as evidenced by online courses or online Web meetings. In these situations, the conference or class takes place in real time and participants view a presentation and hear information simultaneously. Applications such as spreadsheets can be simultaneously shared as well. This type of teleconferencing allows for instant communication with the moderator or presenter. Questions and comments can be typed by participants while the presentation continues uninterrupted. Cost is predicated on usage; many companies charge a fixed fee for frequent users, while others charge per-minute or per-session fees.