Telepathology opens the door to faster, more efficient answers, and it creates opportunities for doctors and patients. Plus, it’s one of the fastest-growing markets in medicine. What is Telepathology, and How Does It Work? Telepathology is the use of technology…
Telepulmonology supports GPs in the diagnosis of conditions such as COPD and sleep apnea while making physical referrals unnecessary. This is important in an era facing medical staffing challenges as facilities struggle to keep up with demand related to COVID-19….
According to the United Network for Organ (UNO) sharing, 30 of the 50 Organ Procurement Organizations (OPO) serving the U.S. were participants in the second phase of a UNOS-led DCD Procurement Collaborative project. The goal is to facilitate effective practices…
Healthcare is constantly advancing with innovative technology that impacts the effectiveness of patient outcomes. Telecardiology is an excellent example of an existing tool that has revolutionized patient care. Cardiology patients no longer depend on in-person visits to receive effective care….
Telepathology allows doctors to have near-immediate interpretations of biopsies, which can be shared with key doctors in real-time. They can consult on digital pathology findings using devices such as smartphones providing advanced diagnoses to patients not only in urban clinics…
Telecardiology is a form of telehealth providing remote diagnosis and treatment of heart disorders. Doctors can conduct tests, share data, and track patient heart conditions with the assistance of telecardiology services. Patients’ symptoms can be tracked, and ongoing care and…
Due to current global conditions, that growth isn’t going to subside anytime soon. Telepathology solutions are becoming an even more common practice today, thanks to COVID-19. The pandemic dramatically sped up the process of making these solutions more advanced. They…
When it comes to the topic of organ donation and transplantation, it’s no secret that time is always of the essence. For many people on organ transplant waiting lists, time is often the determining factor between life and death. If…
Current statistics show that one donor’s gift of organs, tissue, or bone can save up to 8 lives. Unfortunately, in the U.S. alone, 20 people die every day awaiting a transplant. Available donor lists have expanded over the last ten…
About 13 organs can be donated from a human body. That’s 13 different ways that being an organ donor through the OPO process can help somebody in need. If you’re still on the fence of becoming an organ donor, hearing…