Telemedicine in IVF Programs

Elements of success in telemedicine programs: advice from telemedicine leaders.

Diabetic Retinopathy in Italy: Epidemiology Data and Telemedicine Screening Programs

In Italy, the number of people living with diabetes is about 3.5 million (5.5% of the population), with an increase by about 60% in the last 20 years and with 1 person out of 3 older than 65 years. The Italian Health Service system estimates that 10 billion euros is spent annually on caring for patients with diabetes, a figure that increases yearly. No national data on prevalence and incidence ...

Telemedicine and Diabetic Retinopathy: Review of Published Screening Programs.

BACKGROUND Diabetic Retinopathy (DR) is a leading cause of blindness worldwide even though successful treatments exist. Improving screening and treatment could avoid many cases of vision loss. However, due to an increasing prevalence of diabetes, traditional in-person screening for DR for every diabetic patient is not feasible. Telemedicine is one viable solution to provide high-quality and eff...

Telemedicine and Plastic Surgery in India

Telemedicine in Iran: Chances and Challenges

BACKGROUND Technology is likely to transform the way care is delivered at home and in the community. Telemedicine, the child of IT and Medicine sciences is the use of telecommunication equipment and information technology to provide clinical care to individuals at distant sites and the transmission of medical and surgical information and images needed to provide that care. Undoubtedly, the adv...