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The PanOptic Ophthalmoscope allows easy entry i... Learn More
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The Welch Allyn Remote Monitoring Blood Pressure Device is an easy-to-use connected blood pressure device for telemedicine applications with the accuracy you've come to rely on from Welch Allyn. A large LCD screen, easy-to-read numbers and single-button operation help patients to easily capture accurate readings at home. The device can be connected wirelessly to a gateway using Bluetooth 4.0, easing the setup and deployment process while reducing battery consumption.
The Empirical Foundations of Telemedicine Interventions for
In September 2014, Telemedicine and E-Health featured a systemic review by Dr. Rashid Bashshur and Dr. Gary Shannon from the University of Michigan and the University of Kentucky, respectively, of evidence from studies on the effects of telemedicine in the management of chronic diseases, specifically, congestive heart failure (CHF), stroke, and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD).
According to the review, the benefits of telemedicine generally included reductions in use of service:
In addition, there were often reductions in mortality.
