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A position paper from the Society of Hospital Medicine and the Society of Critical Care Medicine; Co-authored by Mary Jo Gorman, M.D., MBA.
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New Studies, Hospital Five-Year Results Validate Effectiveness of Tele-ICU.
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Bureaucratic obstacles for physicians and nurses are hindering telemedicine's potential.
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The lack of around-the-clock ICU coverage and a shortage of intensivists is a pressing issue for many community hospitals, particularly those that are mid-size.
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Acute Care NPs Have New Opportunities in Virtual ICUs.
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A new report that outlines the potential care delivery improvements and cost savings of telemedicine might also be a road map to increased efficiency for hospitalists, according to one of the study's authors and a former SHM president.
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In this article… Discover the quality improvements and revenue increases that officials at a hospital in Missouri credit to the implementation of a tele-intensivist program in the ICU.
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Dr. Elizabeth Raitz Cowboy is the new director of the virtual ICU for Advanced ICU Care.
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There is no doubt the move from clinical practice and bedside nursing to management represents a significant change - and requires different skills. Here are seven tips for new managers that can help make the transition a smooth one.
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Transfers to the intensive care unit (ICU) that occur within 24 hours of presentation at the emergency department (ED) are primarily the result of a worsening of the initial condition or the development of a new problem.
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Houston Healthcare first state medical system to add eICU.
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Cutting-edge telemedicine technology improves care in the ICU.
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With critical-care specialists in short supply, remote monitoring offers a high-tech solution.
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You may not know it, but every day and night critical care doctors and nurses are helping save lives from across town -- or even across the country -- through the emerging technology of critical care telemedicine or the "virtual ICU."
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Telemedicine Can Help Solve Intensivist Shortage.