Health Care Panel presented to the Minnesota Ultra High-Speed Broadband Task Force on March 20, 2009
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This document discusses broadband technologies and their applications in healthcare, including telehealth. It provides examples of how telehealth is used in different specialties like tele-ICU, telepsychiatry, and teleradiology. It also discusses the benefits of telehealth, barriers to adoption like reimbursement and infrastructure issues, and the potential return on investment for hospitals that implement telehealth programs.
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Health Care Panel presented to the Minnesota Ultra High-Speed Broadband Task Force on March 20, 2009
- 1. Ultra High-Speed Broadband Task Force Health Care Panel March 20, 2009
- 3. An Overview of Broadband Dependent Health Technologies: Telehealth and Electronic Health Records Stuart M. Speedie, PhD Institute for Health Informatics University of Minnesota © 2009 University of Minnesota
- 4. The Basics of Telehealth Telecommunications Link Geographic Distance
- 8. eICU (c) 2008 University of Minnsota Hospital 1 Hospital 3 Hospital 2 Central Monitoring Station
- 9. Teleradiology Rural Hospital 2am 24/7 radiology Interpretation service San Francisco Electronic image transmission
- 10. Store & Forward Teledermatology Secure Server Dermatologist Consult Report Consult Report
- 11. Home Telehealth (c) 2008 University of Minnsota
- 24. Wadena, MN Telehealth Outreach 2005 Statistics Specialty Outreach Table Telemedicine VIA TELEMEDICINE VISITS TOTAL VISITS Orthopedics 278 Knee 30 Shoulder 184 Foot/Ankle 11 Wrist/Hand 36 Spine 3 Dermatology 243 Psychiatry 110 TOTAL 631
- 26. New Connections for Community Mental Health Partners: Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Minnesota United Behavioral Health Tele-Community Development/DHS
- 27. Home Telehealth
- 28. Cost to treat CHF in the hospital? $14,200
- 30. Patient Outcomes: Admissions to a higher level of care Control TeleHomeCare
- 31. Telehomemonitoring is a lifeline to keep people with fragile health at home longer.
- 33. The eICU Solution Steve Mulder, MD
- 37. eICU Workstation
- 38. Video Assessment
- 42. Smart Alerts
- 49. New Paradigm: Old Paradigm: 2000 & Beyond Distributed Digital Radiologists Travel to Images Images Travel to Radiologists Teleradiology – A Paradigm Shift in Radiology
- 54. Trauma Outcomes Are Sometimes a Matter of Minutes or Seconds Begin triage Transport Scanning Patient Treatment Teleradiologist Interprets Patient Exam
- 57. RETURN ON INVESTMENT Presented by Maureen Ideker , RN Associate Administrator – Chief Nursing Officer Rice Memorial Hospital - Willmar, MN March 20, 2009
- 68. Minnesota Broadband in Healthcare Opportunities and Barriers March 20, 2009
- 75. Questions?