4th Distributed Medical Intelligence Conference, DMI 2000

Technology to Enhance and Advance Medicine

Distributed Medical Intelligence refers to the medical system which intelligently channels critical knowledge to the point of greatest need. Join us in rising to the challenges presented by a global medical knowledge delivery system.

Knowledge Content

• Impact of the Internet on healthcare delivery
• Webification of medical communications and the use of web technologies for patient care
• Technological and functional implications of the Next Genera-tion Internet (NGI)
• Filtering and qualifying medical web applications for consumers and healthcare professionals
• Global technology standard issues
• Consumer-driven telemedicine
• Distributed network telemedicine models
• Impact of techno-social cultural developments on commercially viable telemedical knowledge delivery systems
• Integration processes for medical information systems and services
• Nurturing of US projects by international telemedicine environment
• Recent developments in globalization of communications technology
• Use of computing and communications in medical management
• Healthcare delivery through next generation tools such as 3D imaging systems and tactile feedback controls, interface devices, and wearable "warning" systems
• Telemedicine in disaster relief

The Telemedicine Center
ECU School of Medicine
Brody Building 1S-10
Greenville, NC 27858

Tel.: (252) 8162695
Fax.: (252) 816 2495

Email: training@telemedtech.com
http://www.telemedtech.com/presenters.htm

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