Lean-Technology Enabled Telemedicine Scenarios

Timothy Pearson; S. Reddy; M. Niewiadomska-Bugaj; Y. V. Reddy; R. Raman; K. J. Jagannathan; K. J. Cleetus; K. Srinivas; B. Merkin; Michael E Kilkenny

Lean-Technology Enabled Telemedicine Scenarios

Timothy Pearson
, S. Reddy
, M. Niewiadomska-Bugaj
, Y. V. Reddy
, R. Raman
, K. J. Jagannathan
, K. J. Cleetus
, K. Srinivas
, B. Merkin
, Michael E Kilkenny

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Abstract

We have developed a layered, component-based Secure Collaborative Telemedicine Architecture (SCTA) and its applications to three representative scenarios, which are being deployed in rural West Virginia. Our approach emphasizes maximum utilization of low-cost “off-the-shelf” technologies (lean technologies) and the use of “Smartcards” as a primary means for authenticating the providers and patients.

Original language	American English
Journal	Journal of the American Medical Informatics Association
State	Published - Mar 1998

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Telemedicine Scenarios

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