Papers, Books, Book Chapters, Abstracts

2004

Papers

  1. Fluctuations in telemedicine case volume: correlation with personnel turnover rates

    Krupinski EA, Hughes AM, Barker GP, Lopez AM, Weinstein RS. Fluctuations in telemedicine case volume: correlation with personnel turnover rates. Telemed J e-Health, 9(4): 369-373. 2004.

  2. The challenges of following patients and assessing outcomes in teledermatology

    Krupinski EA, Engstrom M, Barker GP, Levine N, Weinstein RS. The challenges of following patients and assessing outcomes in teledermatology. Journal of Telemedicine and Telecare, 10:21-24. 2004.

  3. Use of American sign language in telepsychiatry consultation

    Lopez AM, Lazarus S, Webster P, Jones EG, Cruz M, Weinstein RS. Use of American sign language in telepsychiatry consultation. Telemed J e-Health, 10: 389-391. 2004.

  4. An Array Microscope for Ultrarapid Virtual Slide Processing and Telepathology

    Weinstein RS, Descour MR, Liang C, Barker GP, Scott KA, Richter L, et al. An Array Microscope for Ultrarapid Virtual Slide Processing and Telepathology. Design, Fabrication, and Validation Study. Journal of Human Pathology, 09: 1303-1314. 2004.

  5. Policy and the Origins of the Arizona Statewide Telemedicine Program

    Weinstein RS, Barker G, Beinar S, Holcomb M, Krupinski EA, Lopez AM, Hughes A, McNeely RA. “Policy and the Origins of the Arizona Statewide Telemedicine Program”. In:Understanding Health Communications Technologies, P Whitten, D Cook, eds Jossey-Bass, San Francisco, 299-309. 2004.

Abstracts

  1. Comparison of telepain and in person pain clinic encounters

    Barker G, Krupinski EA, Hooven S, Tabbaa K, Lopez AM, Tretschok T, Weinstein RS. Comparison of telepain and in-person pain clinic encounters. Telemedicine and e-Health, 11, 222. 2004.

  2. Funding sources and cycles for telemedicine programs: Its all about sustainability

    Barker GP, Krupinski EA, Weinstein RS. Funding sources and cycles for telemedicine programs: It’s all about sustainability. Telemedicine J e-Health 10, S-94, 2004.

  3. An analysis of unsuccessful telemedicine consultations

    Krupinski EA, Barker GP, Lopez AM, Weinstein RS. An analysis of unsuccessful telemedicine consultations. Telemedicine J e-Health 10, S-56, 2004.

  4. Can off the shelf color monitors be used in teleradiology?

    Krupinski EA. Can off-the-shelf color monitors be used in teleradiology? Telemedicine Journal & e-Health, 10, S47. 2004.

  5. Establishing telemedicine in developing countries: from inception to implementation

    Krupinski EA. Home Health and telemedicine: where are we today? In: Latifi R (Ed). Establishing telemedicine in developing countries: from inception to implementation. Washington, DC: IOS Press, 125-138. 2004.

  6. Epilogue

    Latifi R. Epilogue. Stud Health Technol Inform, 229, IOS Press. 2004.

  7. Establishing Telemedicine in Developing Countries: From Inception to Implementation

    Latifi R. Establishing Telemedicine in Developing Countries: From Inception to Implementation. IOS, Amsterdam, July 2004.

  8. Establishing Telemedicine in the Balkans: From Berlin to Prishtina via Mars. A Personal Journey

    Latifi R. Instead of a Prologue. Establishing Telemedicine in the Balkans: From Berlin to Prishtina via Mars – A Personal Journey. Stud Health Technol Inform, 8-21, IOS Press. 2004.

  9. Telepresence and Telemedicine in Trauma and Emergency Care Management

    Latifi R, Peck K, Porter JM, Poropatich R, Geare T III, Nassi R. Telepresence and Telemedicine in Trauma and Emergency Care Management. Stud Health Technol Inform, 193-199. IOS Press, 2004.

  10. Telepresence and Telementoring in Surgery

    Latifi R, Peck K, Satava R, Anvari M. Telepresence and Telementoring in Surgery. Stud Health Technol Inform, 200-206. IOS Press, 2004.

  11. Use of Information Technology to Improve Quality of Healthcare: Kosovas Telemedicine Project and International Virtual eHospital as an Example

    Latifi R, Muja SH, Bekteshi F, Reinicke M. Use of Information Technology to Improve Quality of Healthcare: Kosovas Telemedicine Project and International Virtual e-Hospital as an Example. Stud Health Technol Inform, 159-168. IOS Press, 2004.

  12. Telecolposcopy in a primary care womens clinic: A pilot study

    Lopez AM, Garcia F, Hatch K, Byron J, Kurker S, Guillen J, Major J, Lazarus S, Avery D, Weinstein RS. Telecolposcopy in a primary care women’s clinic: A pilot study. Telemedicine J e-Health 10, S-106, 2004.

  13. Womens Health Care via Telemedicine

    Lopez AM, Avery D, Weinstein RS. Women’s Health Care via Telemedicine. J Telemed and eHealth, 10: Suppl 1 S105. 2004.

  14. Womens Health Care Via Telemedicine

    Lopez AM. Women’s Health Care Via Telemedicine. J Telemed & e-Health, 10(1): S105-06. 2004.

  15. Planning a state wide telemedicine program. The concept of authority management

    Weinstein RS, Barker GP, Beinar S, Hughes A, Holcomb M, Krupinski EA, Lopez AM, McNeely RA. Planning a state-wide telemedicine program. The concept of authority management. Telemedicine J e-Health 10, S-65, 2004.

2003

Papers

  1. Fluctuations in Telemedicine Case Volume: Correlation with Personnel Turnover Rates

    Krupinski EA, Hughes AM, Barker GP, Lopez AM, Weinstein RS. Fluctuations in Telemedicine Case Volume: Correlation with Personnel Turnover Rates. Telemedicine Journal & e-Health, 9:369-373. 2003.

  2. High-volume teleradiology service: focus on radiologist satisfaction

    Krupinski EA, McNeill K, Haber K, Ovitt T. High-volume teleradiology service: focus on radiologist satisfaction. Journal of Digital Imaging, S16, 34-35. 2003.

  3. Medical image perception issues for PACS deployment

    Krupinski EA. Medical image perception issues for PACS deployment. Seminars in Roentgenology, 38: 231-243. 2003.

  4. Patterns of teledermatology referrals over a 3-year period

    Krupinski EA, Barker GP, Levine N, Weinstein RS. Patterns of teledermatology referrals over a 3-year period. Telemedicine J e-Health 9, S-36-7, 2003.

  5. Teleradiology as a Driver for Regional Scale, Muti-organizational, High-volume Telehealth Systems

    McNeill KM, Carroll M, Holcomb MJ, Frost M, Yonsetto P, Schwarz R, Haber K. Teleradiology as a Driver for Regional Scale, Muti-organizational, High-volume Telehealth Systems. SPIE Conference on PACS Design and Evaluation; SPIE Vol 5033: 155-59. 2003.

Abstracts

  1. A study of the rural health care division program

    Barker GP, Kerr RA, Krupinski EA, Weinstein RS. A study of the rural health care division program. Telemedicine J e-Health 9, S-39, 2003.

  2. Travel trends in the Arizona Telemedicine Program

    Barker GP, McNeill K, Kerr R, Krupinski EA, Weinstein RS. Travel trends in the Arizona Telemedicine Program. Telemedicine J e-Health 9, S-95, 2003.

  3. Challenges in assessing outcomes in teledermatology

    Krupinski EA, Barker GP, Engstrom M, Levine N, Weinstein RS. Challenges in assessing outcomes in teledermatology. Telemedicine J e-Health 9, S-109, 2003.

  4. Patterns of Teledermatology Referrals Over a 3-Year Period

    Krupinski EA, Barker GP, Levine N, Weinstein RS. Patterns of Teledermatology Referrals Over a 3-Year Period. Telemed J & e-Health, 9: S87. 2003.

  5. Quality control assessment in telemedicine operations

    Krupinski EA, Barker GP, Weinstein RS. Quality control assessment in telemedicine operations. Telemedicine J e-Health 9, S-109, 2003.

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