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Teleneurology in Practice : A Comprehensive Clinical Guide / edited by Jack W. Tsao, Bart M. Demaerschalk.

Contributor(s): Tsao, Jack W., editor literario | Demaerschalk, Bart M., editor literario | SpringerLink (Online service)
Material type: materialTypeLabelE-bookPublisher: New York : Springer, 2015Description: 1 recurso en línea (XIII, 191 páginas) : 30 ilustraciones, 17 ilustraciones en color.ISBN: 9781493923496.Subject: Práctica médica | Cuidados intensivos | Medicina de urgenciaOnline resources: Acceso a este recurso digital (usuarios Universidad Europea de Madrid)Digital Resources
Contents:
Teleneurology in the United States Veteran Health Administration -- International Teleneurology -- Military Telemedicine -- Telemedicine Technology -- Telestroke -- Teleneurointensive Care Unit (TeleneurolICU) -- Teleneurology and Neurointerventional Therapy for Acute Stroke -- Teleneurosurgery -- Hospital Teleneurology -- Telemedicine and Parkinson Disease -- Telebeuropatholgy -- Tele-Epilepsy and Tele-Electroencephalography -- The Emerging Relevance of Telemedicine in Sleep Medicine -- Teledementia -- The Emerging Role of Telemedicine in the Evaluation of Sports-related Concussion -- Teleneurology in Contemporary Graduate Medical Education -- Legal Considerations in the Use of Telemedicine in Neurology -- Reimbursement in Teleneurology.
Abstract: This title will provide an up-to-date review of the emerging practice of neurology telemedicine. Â{u9BA3}creasingly, neurology, like other disciplines of medicine, is implementing the technological advances and discoveries of the science of healthcare delivery to improve not only access and efficiency but outcomes and cost as well. Â{u6BF2}r patients in remote and underserved areas, having a neurological condition means lengthy and costly travel to obtain specialist evaluation. Â{u496C}emedicine has the ability to deliver such care to a patientâ€{u382C}ocal community. Â{uE975}urology telemedicine for acute stroke hasÂ{u1B32}eadyÂ{u496D}onstrated clinical efficacy and cost effectiveness by raising the numbers of thrombolysis-eligible patients who can be treated in a timely fashion. Â{uDBF2}re than 85% of leading US neurology departments currently use or plan to implement telemedicine within the next year. Â{u4A25} USÂ{uDA6C}itary has a limited number of neurologists â€{u0860}store-and-forward consultation system has enabled military neurologists to deliver far-forward battlefield care for service members deployed overseas. Â{u4A25} chapters in this book will review the use of telemedicine for the evaluation and treatment of patients with many common neurological conditions and will provide a practical guide for neurologists seeking to incorporate telemedicine into their daily practices.
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LIBRO-E NO PRÉSTAMO LIBRO-E NO PRÉSTAMO Madrid Digital Acceso Electrónico (UEM) Ciencias de la Salud R119.95 T454 2015 EB (Browse shelf(Opens below)) .i11574756 Acceso electrónico eBOOK .i11574756
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Teleneurology in the United States Veteran Health Administration -- International Teleneurology -- Military Telemedicine -- Telemedicine Technology -- Telestroke -- Teleneurointensive Care Unit (TeleneurolICU) -- Teleneurology and Neurointerventional Therapy for Acute Stroke -- Teleneurosurgery -- Hospital Teleneurology -- Telemedicine and Parkinson Disease -- Telebeuropatholgy -- Tele-Epilepsy and Tele-Electroencephalography -- The Emerging Relevance of Telemedicine in Sleep Medicine -- Teledementia -- The Emerging Role of Telemedicine in the Evaluation of Sports-related Concussion -- Teleneurology in Contemporary Graduate Medical Education -- Legal Considerations in the Use of Telemedicine in Neurology -- Reimbursement in Teleneurology.

This title will provide an up-to-date review of the emerging practice of neurology telemedicine. Â{u9BA3}creasingly, neurology, like other disciplines of medicine, is implementing the technological advances and discoveries of the science of healthcare delivery to improve not only access and efficiency but outcomes and cost as well. Â{u6BF2}r patients in remote and underserved areas, having a neurological condition means lengthy and costly travel to obtain specialist evaluation. Â{u496C}emedicine has the ability to deliver such care to a patientâ€{u382C}ocal community. Â{uE975}urology telemedicine for acute stroke hasÂ{u1B32}eadyÂ{u496D}onstrated clinical efficacy and cost effectiveness by raising the numbers of thrombolysis-eligible patients who can be treated in a timely fashion. Â{uDBF2}re than 85% of leading US neurology departments currently use or plan to implement telemedicine within the next year. Â{u4A25} USÂ{uDA6C}itary has a limited number of neurologists â€{u0860}store-and-forward consultation system has enabled military neurologists to deliver far-forward battlefield care for service members deployed overseas. Â{u4A25} chapters in this book will review the use of telemedicine for the evaluation and treatment of patients with many common neurological conditions and will provide a practical guide for neurologists seeking to incorporate telemedicine into their daily practices.

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