Prison Healthcare can and will be Improved!

Throughout my research of telemedicine, I found many articles incorporating telemedicine care with prison healthcare. This article really coves the broad scheme of the topic and provides a lot of interesting things.

Katherine Mangan, author of the article, expands the topic of accessibility by incorporating prison healthcare rather than just public and private healthcare. She expands on how the new type of video conferencing equipment allows physicians to provide certain medical treatment to inmates in three state prisons in thirty-two specialties, including dermatology and psychiatry.

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TeleKidcare? Whats That? Check it out!

Wow check this out! This article explains about how telemedicine can improve healthcare in schools.

The article explains TeleKidcare, a project created by Kansas University Medical Center dealing with telemedicine in schools that can improve the health care of students. TeleKidcare uses computers and televisions incorporated with a digital otoscope and an electronic stethoscope to improve students’ health care in many ways.

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Telemedicine Overseas!

After browsing the web for more information on Telemedicine, I found this awesome article how telemedicine is helping many people overseas!

The article explains how the medical centers in Lebanon are using video long-range wireless technology that allows the clinics to link their patients to a hospital in southern Lebanon, which in turn allows physicians from both hospitals to help the patients in many ways.
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Telemedicine Landed on the Moon!

While looking for interesting articles involving telemedicine care, I stumbled upon this article explaining how organizations like NASA are using telemedicine quite often. Check it out!

This article actually states that the National Aeronautics and Space Administration keep their astronauts healthy by using types of telemedicine. They use telemedicine equipment to monitor the astronauts’ heart rates and other vital health care checks while the astronauts are in space.


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Telemedicine Care can Save Infant Babies!

Published in the well known and prestigious Pediatrics journal, this articles exemplifies the highlights of telemedicine medical care with infants.

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Telemedicine in Ecuador!

So I was trying to find information on telemedicine's input into society and how it can make a tremendous impact. Then I found this article.

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“Taking Surgical Services to Rural Ecuador: In an Effort to Provide Complex Care that is Difficult to Access from the Underfunded Rural Hospitals, a Mobile Surgery Team in Ecuador is Using the Internet to Coordinate Care with Local Primary-Care Providers and Bring Surgical Services to Remote Communities.”

Heck Yeah You can Afford IT!

When I was looking up information on Telemedicine, I found this really neat article on The American Telemedicine Association.

The American Telemedicine Association, which provides educational seminars and study classes to different health care centers and medical schools all over the United States for the past fourteen years, wrote this article in order to inform people on the benefits of telemedicine.


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Adaptive Hunting

Check this out! I found this really cool video on youtube about how people with disabilities hunt.

Wow that is Afforadable!!

Tired of thinking Telemedicine is too expensive? Yeah so am I. It is not too expensive. It can actually save money. To learn more check out Richard Wooton's article about it!

Richard Wooton’s main focus for this article is to inform and show people how cost friendly telemedicine in general can be.

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Telemedicine.....Medicare.....Yeah Right!

Telemedicine actually is very afforadable and cost efficient. While searching for some information on my topic I found a great article.

This article is unique because it gives two different viewpoints revolving around the matter of the cost of telemedicine. However, after reviewing the article more deeply, I will use the article’s negative view on the prices of telemedicine.

The negative side presents that many insures, including Medicare, only reimburses physicians for health care that is delivered face-to-face with the exception of two services. I will then expand on those two services throughout my paper. But for now Check out the article for more information on telemedicine and its equipment involved!

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Can It really save $?!

Can telemedicine really save us all lots of $ If you do not know exactly what telemedicine is. It is the use of medical information exchanged from one site to another through electronic communications.
As I was researching information for my new topic Telemedicine, I stumbled upon this great government document with some good information on an argument I could use against my thesis. The article/document talks about how much telemedicine and telemedicine equipment really costs. Check it out!





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Do we really need Facebook?

This article gives my thesis much support with basic information about the creation and audience profile of each social network. Check it out!

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This article is brief summary of basic facts about some of the most common social networks used presently. The article explains the different features of each network including relevant background information. The article is mostly an informative piece to educate people involved in the advertising business on which social networks reach whom.

Deer hunting History in North America

Deer hunting history in North America dates back to when man first had and made weapons to hunt them.

Deer Hunting - A Necessity For Survival
Besides the food value whitetail deer offered early hunters many items were needed for survival. Early deer hunters used deer hides for many different things including moccasins, skirts, dresses, leggings, robes, mittens, headwear, blankets, pouches, storage bags, shield covers, arm guards, archery quivers, straps, harnesses, and many other important objects came from deer hunting. “We also know that early deer hunters were trophy deer hunters. Paintings of Indians archery hunting show them shooting arrows at deer with antlers.” Pride was very much of deer hunting back then just as it is now. Early deer hunters hunting land was vast and immense. The hunting equipment they used back in the day differs vastly from the high tech archery equipment available now. It took much more effort to harvest a deer back than in today’s world. They had to be very smart in their attempts. From making their own ground blinds, to using methods like stalking them on horseback, early deer hunters had a totally different hunting perspective then hunters today. They also used the unpopular method of baiting very much.
Last Few Hundred Years
“Some history experts believe that the whitetail deer went through several population stages in the past 500 years due to the hunting of them.

First Deer Hunting Period
The first historical period went up to about 1800. Massive deer hunting harvest occurred primarily at the hands of Indians during their trading with European settlers. They traded deer for things like metal wares, alcohol, textiles, guns, and promises.”

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