It has been nearly seven years since speech-language pathologists (SLPs) at Walter Reed Army Medical Center introduced us to types of injuries sustained by military service members returning from the Global War on Terrorism (Newman, Battiata, Gurevich, Powell, & Walsh, 2003). (brainline.org)
In support of developing confidence and communication success, our expert AAC Consultants/SLPs will provide monthly* consultation to each veteran and their entire support team. (talktometechnologies.com)
Telepathology8
Performance of telepathology requires that a pathologist selects the video images for analysis and the rendering of diagnoses. (wikipedia.org)
The use of "television microscopy", the forerunner of telepathology, did not require that a pathologist have physical or virtual "hands-on" involvement in the selection of microscopic fields-of-view for analysis and diagnosis. (wikipedia.org)
An academic pathologist, Ronald S. Weinstein, M.D., coined the term "telepathology" in 1986. (wikipedia.org)
Types of Telepathology Platform: Telepathology platforms that have adopted whole slide imaging enables remote viewing to aid pathologist in following ways: By remote sharing and secondly by uploading images for expert consultations. (wikipedia.org)
Benefits of telepathology include providing immediate access to off-site pathologists for rapid frozen section diagnoses. (wikipedia.org)
To retrospectively review and evaluate a subset of telepathology consultations from June 1996 to March 1997, and to determine the concordance between the telepathology diagnosis of the contributor and pathologists at the Armed Forces Institute of Pathology (AFIP), Washington, District of Columbia, as well as the concordance between the telepathology diagnosis and the glass slide diagnosis, when available. (allenpress.com)
The telepathology program was launched in 1993 to provide expert consultation to US pathologists and overseas pathologists, especially pathologists in solo practice who did not have easy access to experts. (allenpress.com)
During the period of review, the AFIP telepathology network received consultations from approximately 19 hospitals and medical centers worldwide. (allenpress.com)
Real-time robotic microscopy systems and virtual slides allow a consultant pathologist the opportunity to evaluate histopathology slides in their entirety, from a distance. (wikipedia.org)
Provide3
Our experts provide consultations and customized prevention plans for children and adults at a higher risk of hearing loss. (uclahealth.org)
All interested stakeholders will have the opportunity to engage and provide feedback on the revised draft of the 2022 NMP which will be accompanied by a Summary Consultation Report and Recommendations with the outcomes of the previous round of consultations and the former NMP Review Committee's recommendations (reflected in the latest draft NMP 2022). (nacchocommunique.com)
We also provide VRI (Video Remote Interpreting). (lssmn.org)
Images2
1 , 2 The receiving pathologist reviews selected images digitized by the remote pathologist and gives an interpretation. (allenpress.com)
4 The images sent were static, partial images of the specimens, selected by the submitting pathologist rather than images scanned by whole slide imaging. (allenpress.com)
Whole slide1
Despite the lack of whole slide imaging systems at the time, however, it allowed any pathologist with access to the Internet and a high-resolution camera to send teleconsultations to the AFIP. (allenpress.com)
Access1
Another benefit can be gaining direct access to subspecialty pathologists such as a renal pathologist, a neuropathologist, or a dermatopathologist, for immediate consultations. (wikipedia.org)
Video3
Another form of real-time microscopy involves utilizing a high resolution video camera mounted on a path lab microscope to send live digital video of a slide to a large computer monitor at the pathologist's remote location via encrypted store-and-forward software. (wikipedia.org)
An echo-cancelling microphone at each end of the video conference allows the pathologist to communicate with the person moving the slide under the microscope. (wikipedia.org)
In telemedicine, neurologists can reach their patients who live far away like rural areas, wherein collaborative efforts are reinforced, such as a neurologist observing from a remote area via a video link and a general medical practitioner assessing and assisting the patient in person. (brodaty-shams.com)
Time1
Apart from real-time consultations, email consultations are also performed to save the time for doctors and patients. (brodaty-shams.com)
Experts1
This was achieved by the AFIP's 22 departments and branches with a staff of more than 120 pathologists, many of whom were renowned experts in their specialties. (allenpress.com)
Education1
3 The AFIP's mission was 3-fold-consultation, education, and research-but it was the consultation mission that was considered by many pathologists to be its most important role. (allenpress.com)
Team1
Our team works with your child's developmental pediatrician and speech pathologist to deliver outstanding care. (uclahealth.org)
Services2
In a medical journal editorial, Weinstein outlined the actions that would be needed to create remote pathology diagnostic services. (wikipedia.org)
We also offer remote visits for select services. (uclahealth.org)
Medical2
Teleneurology is a branch of telemedicine that is specialized in providing professional medical consultation to patients suffering from neurological disorders via phone or the Internet. (brodaty-shams.com)
Even if the communication or consultation is did online, a patient's privacy is assured and guaranteed because neurologists and other medical practitioners are very strict in implementing privacy and security. (brodaty-shams.com)