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Abstracts

2005

  1. Barker G, Krupinski E, Hooven S, Tabbaa K, Lopez A, Tretschok T, Weinstein RS. Comparison of telepain and in-person pain clinic encounters. Telemedicine J e-Health 11, 222, 2005.
  2. Dario C, Dunbar A, Feliciani F, Garcia-Barbero M, Giovannetti S, Graschew G, Guel A, Horsch A, Jenssen M, Kleinebreil L, Latifi R, Lleo M, Mancini P, Mohr MTJ, Ortiz Garcia P, Pedersen S, Perez-Sastre JM, Rey A. Opportunities and Challenges of eHealth and Telemedicine via Satellite. Eur J Res, Supplement 10(1), March 15, 2005.
  3. England W, Barker GP, Lordan D. Employer Coverage of Telehealth within the ATA. Telemedicine & e-Health, 11:200. 2005.
  4. Hughes A, McNeely R, Lopez A, Weinstein RS. Improving interagency communication through statewide virtual diabetes roundtables over a telehealth network. Telemedicine J e-Health 11, 248, 2005.
  5. Krupinski E, McNeely R, Holcomb M, Barker G, Weinstein RS. Telemedicine as the foundation for a statewide “network of networks” – Evaluation of network activities. Telemedicine J e-Health 11, 251, 2005.
  6. Krupinski EA. On and Off Axis Viewing of Medical Images with CRT and LCD Monitors. Telemed & e-Health, 11(2): P41. 2005.
  7. Lamb G, Krupinski E, McNeely R, Lopez A, Weinstein RS. Interdisciplinary training in telemedicine. Telemedicine J e-Health 11, p. 194, 2005.
  8. Lopez A, Zazworsky D, Gallegos G, Doughery-Lake J, Krupinski E, Major J, McNeely R, Weinstein RS. Measuring the effect of diabetes telehealth learning activities on K-12 students. Telemedicine J e-Health 11, 210, 2005..
  9. Whitten P, Krupinski EA, Grigsby J, Wootton R, Nelson EL, Jennett. The telemedicine research field: a rigorous debate. Telemedicine and e-Health, 11, 223. 2005.