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The first big move . . .

California launches nation's largest 'telehealth' system

The future is now!


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ELECTRONIC MEDICAL RECORDS . . . DOES IT HELP?


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Things are moving faster everyday:

Mobile Medical Technologies Are Maturing


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Expanding the reach of Medical Technology to every corner of the world . . .

Working towards mAfrica




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Some like it . . . Some don't:

Hospitals criticize electronic records rule



More information on EMR - Talking Technology with Leroy Jones, Jr.:

"E-HEALTH RECORDS" - NEW SHOW



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E-MOVES



E-HEALTH GOLD



PERSONAL CONTROL OF E-HEALTH RECORDS



E-HEALTH TECHNOLOGY FOR THE BRAVE



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ELECTRONIC MEDICAL RECORDS . . . DOES IT HELP?



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