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Telemedicine market shares, strategies and forecasts around the world, 2010 and 2016-Aarkstore Company

The study of 2010 has 669 pages, 205 tables and figures. Worldwide markets are prepared to achieve significant growth in the provision of healthcare throughout the world are moving to more cost-efficient methods building health care telemedicine. The vendors are building out direct physician-based service organizations located in distribution partnerships, and e-commerce sites that support a brand of telemedicine in each region.

Telemedicine is more cost effective than nursing home or care hospital, all patients prefer to stay home if possible. As telemedicine equipment and new services are proliferating in the U.S. and around the world, more and more signs vital health care delivery is being implemented based.

Health care delivery systems are moving toward a quantum shift in attention. The technology offers a way to feel and control heart disease, inflammation, infection, cancer, diabetes status and disease state Chronic use of technology. This represents a huge change in the diagnosis of care. The old methods of verbal description that the doctor rarely heard and visual inspection of the individual are increasingly less important. Tracking technologies and blood tests are used in combination with images and telemetry to provide real-time, continuous evaluation of the patient's condition.

This leads to delivery care by the numbers.

Few people are described as old or sick, whatever their age or health. We are moving toward providing care by the numbers in combination with physical examination in person or on television in high definition. HD TV offers a quick view, live hurt a person and what they seem. The new sensor technology provides physicians visibility within a person that is not available from a simple verbal description.

Telemedicine can supplement the information available to their aspects physical examination by making one available to provide care. Telemedicine is able to complement traditional care. Telemedicine is expanding monitoring in monitoring health. The ability to visualize the patient through blood tests, monitors, sensors, imaging, biometrics and everything changes.

It is a task that is costly, not the image or monitors. The automated process needs to be taken to reduce labor costs by 90%, taking advantage of technology to provide constant care. The systems should be automated to the point where patients and their families can provide accurate diagnostic information for the clinician, which by definition is the decision maker, not the caregiver. Telemedicine is capable of addressing the need to reduce labor costs.

Labor costs have to be removed from each step of the diagnostic process. Imaging machines to be automated more. Detection devices should be able to take readings and send them to the automated patient record without human intervention.

The new telemedicine devices do just that. The inflammation can be detected using a handheld biometric device. cardiac symptoms can be detected automatically, just place a mechanism to position correct, there are no buttons to push, no screens to navigate.

In this context, it has formalized a vision of the evolution of health economic models. It is looking towards the transformation of health care systems in response to the growing responsibility of system administrators to provide care Efficient quality. C-2020 seems ® health trends toward cost containment. They are playing in the context of industry and professional efforts to improve quality of care:

1. Leverage automated process in the same way other industries. Take advantage of cloud computing and System z mainframe computer to download the costs of providing care and improve quality in quantum amounts.

2. Strengthen health systems delivery care in a way that is capable to achieve effective and efficient communication among caregivers.

3. Stop rewarding hospitals and doctors over care delivery and change. Move to the attention of management systems that allow treatment of patients by the number combined with careful attention to the smart. This is particularly true in high-cost center profitability emergency room, get the costs down.

4. Support for the extension of the health care system that support healthy behaviors, including acupuncture practitioners, chiropractors, and sports clubs.

5. Support Telemedicine and intelligent support systems specialist allowing people to leave their own homes, even if they can handle every aspect of your life. Help elderly take out the trash, sand the driveway when it snows, clean up trash, help with simple things that seem overwhelming to people of age.

6. Reward families to support assistance to extended family members, they should not be financial rewards in all cases, there may be special recognition banquet and letters of recommendation.

7. Implement incentive and reward systems for the exercise of patients and the care of themselves in every way.

8. Implementing computer assisted coding that allows automated transcription the clinician and the notes in the electronic patient record, clinical use notes, blood test, and results of diagnostic tests to provide monitoring and recalling the conditions that require follow-up after a period of time.

9. Patients using systems that are efficient.

10. Implementing telemedicine.

Challenged with declining reimbursement, nursing shortages and low productivity, even as new agencies open there has been significant industry consolidation. automated process the information provided by telemedicine systems management addresses the issues of equipment. existing suppliers need to improve the overall operations to address these issues.

Several new studies provide large-scale, independent, quantified proof of the value of health information technology have. Users can use the program notes to alert other staff of patient preferences or supplies required at home. Maestro intuitive process flow provides users with many reminders, even when a patient is out of orders monitoring whether a visit is required, or when a procedure must be completed during a visit.

Telemedicine Information systems are an important part systems to provide home care. Software harnesses the efficiency of clinical process in ways that have never been possible before. The system uses almost all administrative and financial information necessary to run a home care business successfully. The information may be collected from the charts.

The importance of SOA integration and network systems for telemedicine is not yet done in the information systems of telemedicine. However, as move patients from one place to another for care, the patient record will need to move with them. Thus, telemedicine began to play a significant role in attention. The manuals, guides, computer-based home system practitioners through the process the whole patient care. Doctors can use scripts structured record.

The automation systems of reporting. The market opportunity for service providers Telemedicine information is to enable the consolidation of 35 000 small agencies around the world in a few service providers large. These providers few services become customers of telemedicine services for information systems. Telemedicine information systems will be strengthened by partnerships IBM to take advantage of information systems analysis.

Without health, there is no big deal. The media people choose to spend all they need to protect and promote health. Statistics on the total cost vs. value of these costs are meaningless unless they break the impact on population segments.

They are often statements of U.S. analysts who say that Obama did in In his address to the American Medical Association:
"We spending more than $ 2 billion a year on health care – nearly 50 percent more per person than the nation is still expensive. And yet, as I think many of you know, for all these expenses, many of our citizens have no health insurance, the quality of our care is often lower, and are not any healthier. In fact, Citizens of some countries that spend far less than we actually are people living longer than in other countries. '

What the statement Obama's missing is that part of the population is healthier. The U.S. health system delivery is superior to any other. To say that not everyone is not the same to say that the system is not a treatment for many people very well. Telemedicine is about to make the delivery of better health care and outreach care than health system delivery to the greater proportion of the population.

Maybe if analysts looked the part of the population spends more on health, it is possible detect that people have better quality of life and live longer, they are spending themselves, not for everyone. Therefore, the portion of the population who can not afford good health care is the creation of a statistical shift misled analysts.

In fact, the U.S. health system is the envy of the world for those who can afford the best quality care delivery, and for those who see a doctor and do what the doctors recommend, providing U.S. health system is the best. Telemedicine is making in this context, facilitating the delivery of health care more frequently than had previously been possible and the creation of a movement towards the provision of health care supplements for the treatment of disease.

Worldwide markets of telemedicine from $ 7 billion in 2009 is expected to reach 24 billion U.S. dollars in 2016. Healthcare worldwide total expenditure is 8.4 billion. Telemedicine has the promise to deliver more appropriate care to the rich and the poor. health care costs are expected to continue increasing as a percentage of total expenditure since as people are more industrialized and have more disposable income, health is a central aspect of expenditure.

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TELEMEDICINE EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
TELEMEDICINE SOFTWARE, EQUIPMENT AND SERVICES
ABSTRACT ES-1
Telemedicine Systems Market Driving Forces ES-1
Telemedicine Market Shares ES-3
Telemedicine Market Forecasts ES-4
Xtend / UNI BioHarp U.S.. ES-6
Doctors Reform Strategy Vision and ES-7

Market Overview TELEMEDICINE and dynamics market
1. TELEMEDICINE MARKET DESCRIPTION AND MARKET DYNAMICS 1-1
1.1 Definition 1.1 Telemedicine
1.1.1 Benefits Telemedicine 1-3
1.1.2 50 different medical subspecialties
Successfully used telemedicine 1-6
1.1.3 Structure of telemedicine reimbursement rates 1-8

Health 1.2 IT Support for Telemedicine in Asia 1-9
1.2.1 Health Information in Australia 1-10
1-11 1.2.2 Internet Telemedicine
1.3 Technologies Telemedicine approaches to support 1-11
Wintergreen Research 1.3.1 Health Care Reform
Vision and Strategy 1-12
1.4 Home Care Health 1-16
1.4.1 Quality of Health Care Home 1-19
1-26 1.4.2 Medicare
1-26 1.4.3 Medicaid
1.5 Service Homecare Payors 1-30
1.5.1-pay own 31.1
1.5.2 Public third-party payers: Medicare 1-31
1.5.3 Public third-party payers: Medicaid 1-32
1.5.4 Public third-party payers: Older Americans Act (OAA) 1-33
1.5.5 Veterans Administration 1-34
1.5.6 Social Services Block Grant Programs 1-34
1.5.7 Community Organizations 1-34
1.5.8 third party private payers 1-35
1.6 Types of home care agencies 1-35
1.6.1 Nursing care 1-36
1.6.2 Physical therapy 1-37
1-37 1.6.3 Occupational therapy
1.6.4 Speech 1-37
1-37 1.6.5 Social workers
1.6.6 Consultants Home Health / Care Assistants in 1-38 home
1.6.7 Homemaker / Personal Care 1-38
1-38 1.6.8 Volunteers
1-38 1.6.9 Other
1.7 Information System Telemedicine software market Changes 1-39
1.7.1 the particular characteristics of Telemedicine
Market Information System 1-42
1.7.2 Implementation Depends on documentation of
Each discipline should be 1-43
1.7.3 Home Care Services Billing Issues 1-43
1.7.4 prospective payment system (PPS) 1-45
1.7.5 Requirements 1-45 managed care
1-48 1.7.6 Oasis Home Health Agencies
1.8 The need for automation of 1-48 Home Care Companies
1.9 Information Technology Industry Telemedicine 1-50
1.9.1 History of low investment in health
1-52 Information Technology
1.9.2 Market Forces driving around the world
1-53 Telemedicine Information Systems
1-53 1.9.3 Treatment Trends
1.9.4 Delivery Health Industry 1-55
1.9.5 Competition Forms Basis U.S. Doctor
Delivery Care Services 1-55
1.9.6 Medical Science and Technology 1-56
1.10 1-57 Benefits of care home
Home Health 1.10.1 saves Medicare billions of 1-59
1.11 Demographic Trends Driving Home Care 1-61
1.11.1 Integration of People with Disabilities 1-61
1.11.2 recovery and active lifestyles for people with reduced mobility
Part of the population 1-62

1.12 Sector Team health 1-63
1.12.1 Reimbursement Health Units 1-64 Industrial Equipment
1.12.2 Home Medical Equipment industry segments 1-65
Worldwide 1-67 1.13 Marketing
U.S. health 1.13.1 1-69 Delivery Industry
Competition Forms 1.13.2 U.S. Bases Doctor
Delivery Care Services 1-70
European 1.13.3 1-71 Telemedicine Market Trends
1.14 Hospital and Home Care Services Billing Issues 1-72
1.14.1 Managed Care Requirements 1-74
1.15 market drivers for cost containment in health 1-77
1.15.1 Managed Care Organization Impact 1-78
1.15.2 Reasons Home Health Care has acquired
Wide acceptance 1-78
1.15.3 Managed Care Change in the health industry 1-79
1.15.4 telemedicine for people with long-term disability within 1-79
1-80 1.15.5 Health Care Cost Containment Trends
1.15.6 Guide for Medicare reimbursement of Power
Wheelchair Drive Control Systems 1-80
1.15.7 Managed Care Organization Impact 1-81
1.16 Reasons Home Health Care has won
Wide acceptance 1-81
1.16.1 Managed Change Health Care Industry 1-82
1.16.2 telemedicine for people with long term disability 1-82
Telemedicine 1.17 Worldwide Information Systems
1-83 Distribution Market
1.17.1 Delivery of Health Care 1-83 non-acute
1-84 Building Distribution Channels 1.17.2
1.17.3 Information telemedicine systems worldwide
Market positioning 1-84
1.18 growing need for information technology 1-86
1.18.1 Medical Error 1-87
Traditional health deficiencies 1.19
Information Systems 1-88
1.19.1 Information Systems Telemedicine Market Strategy 1-89
1.19.2 Integrated Health Information Technology Solutions 1-90
1.19.3 Flexible delivery 1-90 Product
1.19.4 Use of existing client base 1-91
1.20 Telemedicine Information Systems Market Trends 1-92
1.20.1 Clinical Support to spend less time in
Desktop And more time looking after 1-94 patients

TELEMEDICINE market shares and market forecasts
2. TELEMEDICINE SOFTWARE, EQUIPMENT AND SERVICES,
Shares and FORECASTS 2-1
2.1 Schemes for Telemedicine Market Driving Forces 2-1
2.1.1 Telemedicine Health Landscape 2-3
2.1.2 Systems Telemonitoring Market Driving Forces 2-4
Telemedicine 2.2 Market Shares 2-5
Telemedicine Equipment 2.9 2.3 Market share

2.3.1 Honeywell Web-based LifeStream
Health Information Patient Care 2-11
2.3.2 Honeywell 2-12 Homme
2.3.3 PM50 NIBP/Spo2 Contec Medical Group Patient Monitor 2.12
2.4 Components of Telemedicine and actions modules 2-15 Market
2.4.1 Intel Research 2-16
AMD Global Telemedicine 2.4.2 2-17
Medical 2.5 images Telemedicine Market Shares 2-18
GE 2.5.1 Digital Image Archive Telemedicine within a 2-20 Fund
2.5.2 Philips Raytel Imaging Network 2-21
2.6 Software and Telemedicine (SaaS) worldwide 2-23
2.6.1 McKesson Telehealth Advisor 2-24
2.6.2 Improving patient McKesson Telehealth
Communication and Self Management 2-25
2.6.3 McKesson Telehealth Care Quality features at a lower cost 2-26
2.6.4 Veterans Administration Bosch success 2-26
2.6.5 Health Hero Bosch Amigo Health Network
Project expanded by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services 2-27
2.6.6 GenerationOne 2-29
Mobile Telemedicine 2.7 Remote Monitoring 2-30 Market Shares
Cardiocom 2.7.1 Telemonitoring Systems 2-31
2-32 Cardiocom Omnivisor ™ 2.7.2
Aerotel Medical Systems 2-32 2.7.3
Aerotel 2.7.4 Mobile Medical Systems ™ CLINIQA –
Affordable Personal Mobile Health Solution 2-33
2.7.5 MedApps 2-33
2.8 Mobile Surveillance cardiac arrhythmia 2-35 Market Shares
2.8.1 Cardionet 2-36
2-37 Raytel 2.8.2-Philips
2.8.3 Lifewatch 2-38
2.8.4 Surveillance Services 2-38 LifeWatch Arrhythmia
ACT Lifestar 2.8.5 Ambulatory Cardiac Telemetry 2-39
2.9 Telemedicine Network and Sharing 2-40 SOA market
2.9.1 IBM SOA Foundation Telemedicine Systems Integration 2-41
2.9.2 Financing of IBM System z makes the most efficient 2-42
2.9.3 10x IBM System z more efficient than distributed servers 2-42
2.9.4 Cisco HealthPresence 2-43
2.9.5 Hewlett Packard (HP) / 2-44 Telemedicine 3Com Corporation
2.9.6 HP / 3Com Corporation 2-44
2.10 2-45 Telemedicine Opportunities
2.11 Analysis Telemedicine by market segment 2-47
Telemedicine Market Forecasts 2-51 2.12
2.1 Market Forecasts 2-52 telemedicine equipment
Electronic Telemedicine 2.2 The components and
Modules market forecasts worldwide 2-55
Telemedicine medical market 2.3 Forecasts 2-56 images
2.4 Telemedicine Mobile remote monitoring market Forecasts 2-58
2.4.1 Mobile Wireless Health Monitoring 2-58
2.5 Mobile Surveillance cardiac arrhythmia 2-60 Market forecast
Telemedicine Networks 2.6 Market Forecasts 2-61
2.7 Telemedicine Applications and Software
SaaS Software as a Service Market Forecasts 2-63 World
2.8 Telemedicine market segment worldwide Forecasts 2-65
2.9 Equipment and Software for the transmission of

Medical imaging 2-67 telemedicine
2-68 2.9.1 Telehealth
Telemedical systems 2.9.2 Challenged 2-68
2.10 Telemedicine Regional Segment Analysis 2-71

TELEMEDICINE THE PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
3. TELEMEDICINE PRODUCTS, networks and
SERVICE DESCRIPTION 3-1
Cardiac arrhythmia 3.1 Mobile Surveillance 3-1
3.2 CardioNet 3-2
Philips 3.3-Raytel 3-3
3.4 Lifewatch 3-6
3.4.1 Surveillance Services LifeWatch 3-7 Arrhythmia
3.4.2 NiteWatch LifeWatch Services Sleep onset
LifeWatch Services Testing 3-9
3.4.3 Clinical experience 3-10 LifeWatch Services
3.4.4 Registration Services Web LifeWatch and tools Reporting 3-10
Mobile Telemedicine 3.5 Remote Monitoring 3-10
3-11 McKesson Telehealth Advisor 3.6
3.6.1 Improving patient McKesson Telehealth
Communication and 3-11 Self
3.6.2 McKesson Telehealth Care Quality features at a lower cost 3-12
Process 3.7 Telemanagement Home Meditech 3-13 Device
3.7.1 The remote monitoring and telehealth for Meditech
3-17 Home Health Agencies
Health Telehealth Solutions Bosch 3.8 3-20
3.8.1 Tele-Systems Bosch is driven at 3-21 patients
Health Hero Network 3.8.2 Bosch 3-21
3.8.3 Bosch Range 3-21 ViTelNet Services
3.8.4 U.S. Telehealth: Bosch acquires Net ViTel 3-22
3.9 Aerotel Medical Systems 3-23
Aerotel 3.9.1 BP-Tel ™ Blood Pressure Monitor 3.23 Transtelephonic
Aerotel ™ 3.9.2 Tele-CLINIQA 3-27
Aerotel Medical 3.9.3 Systems ™ Mobile CLINIQA –
Affordable solution for mobile health 3-33
Aerotel Medical Systems 3.9.4 Connect-Cell ™ –
Cell-based Telemedicine 3-33 Data Hub
3.10 Cardiocom telemonitoring systems 3-34
Cardiocom Omnivisor ™ 3-35 3.10.1
3-37 Cardiocom Commander 3.10.2
3.10.3 Cardiocom ® 3-37 Telescale
Cardiocom 3.10.4 Thin-Link ® 3-38
3-38 CardiocomGlucoCom 3.10.5
3-39 Cardiocom telemonitoring Tools 3.10.6
Cardiocom System 3.10.7 3-40 Integrated Communication
3.10.8 Remote Monitoring Systems Cardiocom 3-44
3.10.9 Detailed Cardiocom, Target 3-45
10/03/1910 Cardiocom. NET 3-47 Installation and Maintenance
3-48 System Cardiocom 10/03/1911

03/10/1913 Cardiocom Commander Data Management System 3-49
10/03/1914 Cardiocom • Pressure arterial • • Meter
Peak Flow • Medical • Scale of 3-50 pulse oximeter
03/10/1915 Cardiocom Telescale ® 3-52
03/10/1916 Cardio-Plan ™ Cardiocom 3-54
03/10/1917 Cardiocom Respiratory-Plan ™ 3-57
3.11 Santrax Mobile Telemedicine Information Systems
3-59 Solutions
3.11.1 Santrax Delivered via the Web 3-65
3.12 telemedicine solutions 3-69 AHL
3.12.1 AHL Telemedicine services 3-71
3.12.2 Benefits of Telemedicine 3-74 AHL
AHL Cardiostation 3-75 3.12.3
Smart Heartrak 3.12.4 Products 3-76 AHL
AHL Heartrak 3.12.5 – Post-cardiac event monitoring 3-77
Honeywell LifeStream 3.13 Web-Based Health Information
3-80 Patient Care
Homme Honeywell 3-81 3.13.1 Interface Options
View Honeywell Access 3.13.2 so LifeStream And sure
Issues of patient information in real time 3-82
3.13.3 3-82 Honeywell LifeStream target markets
Honeywell 3.13.4 Products, Software and Peripherals 3-83
Honeywell sentinel 3.13.5 Telehealth Monitor – Total Solution 3-83
3.13.6 Honeywell Genesis Telehealth Monitor – Solution oriented 3-85
Honeywell 3.13.7 Station Central – Diagnosis
Software for Patient Care Management 3-87
3.13.8 Telemonitor Honeywell Genesis – Solution oriented 3-87
Honeywell 3.13.9 Central Station Diagnostic Software
Patient Care Management 3-90
03/13/1910 Honeywell medical devices 3-92
13/03/1911 Health Center Honeywell Kiosks 3-92
Honeywell 03/13/1912 Promoting Healthy Environments Homme 3-95
3-96 Sajix 3.14
GenerationOne 3.15 3-97
3.15.1 Solution GenerationOne Mobile Health Support 24 / 7 3-99
3.16 3-99 telemedicine networks
Cisco 300-100 3.17
3.17.1 Cisco HealthPresence 300-100
Hewlett-Packard 3.18 / 3Com Corporation 3-102
IBM 3.19 3-105
Bosch 3.20 / Health Hero ® Network implementations
Medicare, VA 3-108
3.20.1 Centers for Medicare and Medicaid
Extend and expand the Network Health Hero Bosch
Buddy Health Project 3-109
Aruba Networks Wireless Solution 3.21: WiFi wireless LAN 3-113
3.21.1 Aruba Networks wireless solution 3-116
3.21.2 Aruba wireless network in real time
Night patient monitoring 3-117
3.22 Bernoulli cardiopulmonary Company
3-118 Management System
The telemedicine equipment worldwide 3-118 3.23
3.24 Contec Medical Group Patient Monitor PM50 NIBP/Spo2 3-118

3.25 Health Mednet Heartrak 3-124 Smart Technologies
3.25.1 Heartrak Mednet Health Technologies – Post-
Event cardiac monitoring 3-125
3.25.2 Healthcare Mednet Technologies Heartrak 3-125 1000
3.25.3 Health Technologies Mednet HeartView 3-126 P-12.8
3.25.4 Health Technologies ™ Mednet Hearton 3-127
3.26 Cardionet 3-128
CardioNet MCOT 3-128 3.26.1
3.26.2 Monitoring CardioNet events 3-129
CardioNet 3.26.3 Multi-Event Monitor Looping 3-132
3.26.4 CardioNet chest event Looping not to screen plate 3-133
Holter Monitor 3.26.5 CardioNet 3-135
Telemedicine 3.27 3-137 XTend Medical
Pharmacy XTend 3-139 3.27.1
Xtend 3.27.2 / UNI BioHarp U.S.. 3-140
Lifestar 3.28 3-141 ACT Ambulatory Cardiac Telemetry
Lifestar 3-141 3.28.1 Products Act
Ex Lifestar ACT 3-142 3.28.2
3.29 HealthPia GenesisHealthTechnologies 3-144
3.29.1 GenesisHealthTechnologies HealthPia glucose
Meter (GlucoPack ™) 3-145
3.29.2 BP cuff GenesisHealthTechnologies 3-150
GenesisHealthTechnologies 3.29.3 Thermo Weight Scale 3-150 HealthPia
3.29.4 GenesisHealthTechnologies glucose information
And safety tests 3-150
3.30 Igeacom300Systems IgeaCare Nurse call devices 3-152
Igeacom500 IgeaCare Systems 3-153 3.30.1
Igeacom700 IgeaCare Systems 3-156 3.30.2
LifeSync 3.31 3-158 head of wireless systems
LifeSync Wireless ECG System 3.31.1 3-163
SHL Telemedicine Ltd. 3.32 CARDIOSEN'C ™ 3-167
3.32.1 Telemeidicine SHL CARDIOBEEPER12/12 ™ 3-169
SHL Telemedicine ™ CARDIOPOCKET 3.32.2 3-172
SHL Telemedicine ™ 3.32.3 Transtelephonic Telemarker
Blood tests Heart device 3-172
SHL Telemedicine 3.32.4 Telepress ™ 3-175
MedApps 3.33 3-177
MedApps 3.33.1 Wireless Mobile Health Surveillance 3-179
3.33.2 Health MedApps wireless monitoring 3-180
3.33.3 System MedApps Mobile Wireless Health Monitoring 3-184
HealthPAL MedApps 3-185 3.33.4
HEALTHCOM MedApps 3-186 3.33.5
3.33.6 MedApps HealthLink – 3-190
3.33.7 Drug Enforcement MedPAL 3-191
3.34 Apollo Products / Solutions 3-191
Heart 3.35 Imaging Technologies 3-192
3.36 Telemedicine and electronic components
Modules worldwide 3-193
3.37 Research and Innovation Intel Telemedicine 3-194
3.37.1 Telemedicine Technologies and Intel Research
Ecosystem 3-194
3.37.2 Intel Health Research Ethnographic 3-195
3.37.3 Intel Health Research global understanding 3-196
Focus 3.37.4 Intel Health Research 3-197
3.37.5 Intel Innovation Research-based portfolio Evidence 3-199

3.37.6 Intel Systems Wind River acquires 3-207
3.37.7 Intel Bring information vital to the point of care 3-208
3.37.8 Innovation Intel healthcare 3-209
3.37.9 Intel ® Health System Personal Health Guide 3-209
3-210 3.37.10 Intel ® Health Guide
3.38 AMD Global Telemedicine 3-210
3.38.1 AMD Telemedicine in the 3-212 access model
AMD Telemedicine 3-213 3.38.2 primary care
AMD Global Telemedicine 3-214 3.38.3
AMD 3.38.4 Cutting Edge Applications 3-216 Cardiology
3.39 Authentidate having secure health information
Sharing and workflow management 3-223
3.40 Equipment and software for transmitting
Medical imaging, telemedicine 3-225
3.41 Philips / Red Image Raytel 3-226
3.42 GE Digital Image Archive Telemedicine
Within a Fund 3-229
3.42.1 GE Centricity RIS / PACS Integrated Solutions 3-230
GE PACS 3.42.2 Health 3-232 line
GE 3.42.3 Central Bank Supports remote data delivery care 3-232
3.43 Telemedicine for Public Health Agencies 3-233
Voxiva Suite 3.44 Interactive HealthConnect
Mobile Services Health Information 3-233
HealthWatch Voxiva 3-234 3.44.1
Voxiva 3-235 3.44.2 Disease Reporting
HealthWatch 3.44.3 Voxiva database mining 3-236
HealthWatch 3.44.4 Voxiva outbreak detection and analysis of 3-236
HealthWatch 3.44.5 Voxiva the 3-236 Alerts Health Events
3.44.6 investigating cases Voxiva 3-236
Outbreak Management 3.44.7 Voxiva 3-237
Platform Solutions 3-237 3.44.8 Voxiva
Communications Rivulet 3.45 3-240 Medical Video
3.45.1 Rivulet advanced multimedia telemedicine solutions 3-240
Pelham Sloane 3.46 based telemedicine Mobile & Home 3-242

Telemedicine Technology
4. Telemedicine Technology 4-1
4.1 Telemedicine product life cycle Accelerating 4-1
4.1.1 To provide personal computer-based systems
Significant advantages 4-1
Establishes Telemedicine Professional 4.1.2
Relations, 4-2 Build benchmarks
4.1.3 detection machine to machine 4-3
Bosch Studies 600 4.2 Congestive heart failure (CHF) patients – 04.04
4.2.1 To enhance care 4-5 hypertensive patients
4.2.2 accurate noninvasive blood pressure measurement in
Critically ill patients 4-5
4.2.3 Blood pressure standard calibration devices 4-7 Method
4-8 4.3 Assessment of the patient

4.3.1 Blood Pressure Measurement 4.8 exact
4.3.2 Accuracy and clinical validation of the SunTech 247 4.9
4.3.3 The precise measurement of pressure 4-10
4.3.4 The evidence-based innovation 4-10
Intel Telemedicine 4.4 Cultivating Partnerships 4-13
4.4.1 Technology Research for Independent Living 4-13
4.4.2 Behavioral Assessment and Intervention Commons 4-13
4.4.3 Center for Aging Services Technologies (CAST) 4.14
4.4.4 Technology everyday in Alzheimer Care (ETAC) 04.14
4.4.5 Center Oregon for Aging and Technology (ORCATECH) 04.14
People-centered 4.5 4-14 Research
4.5.1 Innovation Technology begins with people 4-17
4.6 Diseases and Conditions of categories of medical assistance 4-18
4-18 4.6.1 Diabetes
4-18 4.6.2 Chronic Care
4.6.3 Attention 4-19 Heart
4-21 4.6.4 Cardiology
4-22 4.6.5 Oncology
4.6.6 Women's health 4-22
4-23 4.6.7 Regulatory Requirements
4.6.8 fibrillation 4-23 headset
4.6.9 Printing of atrial fibrillation 4-25
4/6/1910 increased risk of stroke 4-26
4.7 Location of real-time system (RTLS) 4.26
4.8 Technology Trends 4-28
4.8.1 Thin film lithium batteries and lithium ion 4-28
4.8.2 Film Market Forces thin battery motor 4-29
4.9 Thin film solid-state construction battery 4-30
4.10 4-31 Medical Science and Technology
4.10.1 Physical Therapy 4-32
4-32 4.10.2 Treatment Trends

5. 5-1 TELEMEDICINE Company Profiles
Aerotel Medical Systems 5.1 5-1
5.1.1 Aerotel Medical Systems / Tadiran LifeCare 5-2
Aerotel Medical Systems ™ 5.1.2 Mobile CLINIQA –
Affordable health care solution for mobile 5.3
Aerotel Medical Systems 5.1.3 Connect-Cell ™ –
Cell-based telemedicine Data Hub 3.5
AMD Global Telemedicine 5.2 5-4
AMD Global Telemedicine 5.2.1 Director of clinical training 5-5
5.3 Regional HeartCare 5-5 AHL Limited
Apollo Telemedicine Networking Foundation 5.4 5-6
Authentidate Holding 5.5 5-8
5-10 5.6 Bosch Group
Bosch Group 5.6.1 / Health Hero Network 5-10
5.6.2 The Bosch Group / Net ViTel 5-11
5.6.3 Bosch / ViTelNet 5.11 Range Services
5.6.4 The Charities Property Bosch Group 5-12

Bosch 5.6.5 Healthcare Group 5-13
Health Hero Network 5.6.6 Bosch 5-13
5.6.7 Bosch Group Sales Revenue 5-14
5.6.8 Bosch Automotive Technology Sales 5-15
5.6.9 Bosch Sales Industrial Technology 5-16
Bosch 06/05/1910 Consumer Goods and Building Technology Sales 5-18
5-19 Cardiocom 5.7
5.7.1 Monitoring System Cardiocom distance 5-20
5.7.2 Cardiocom telemonitoring used by major managed care organizations 5-21
5-22 Cardionet 5.8
5.8.1 Positioning CardioNet 5-26
Acquisition 5.8.2 CardioNet-PDSHeart, Inc. 5-30
Cincom Systems 5-30 5.9
5-34 Cisco 5.10
5-34 5.10.1 Cisco Strategy and Focus Areas
Contec 5.11 5-37
Contec Medical Group 5-38 5.11.1
EHealth EHTEL 5.12 5-44
Structure 5.12.1 EHTEL 5-45
5.13 GE 5-45
5.13.1 revenues General Electric 5-47
5-47 5.13.2 GE Healthcare
GenerationOne 5.14 5-49
5.14.1 GenerationOne mobile solution 5-50 Collaborative care
5.14.2 GenerationOne / Firefly Mobile 5-52
5.14.3 GenesisHealthTechnologies / HealthPia 5-53
5-54 HeartIT 5.15
Hewlett-Packard 5.16 / 3Com 5-55
HP 5.16.1 years fiscal 2009 5-55
5.16.2 Hewlett Packard (HP) / 5-57 3Com Corporation
3Com Corporation 5-58 5.16.3
Health 3Com 5.16.4 Customers 5-59
Honeywell 5.17 5-60
IBM 5.18 5-62
5.18.1 The IBM Business Partnership Strategy 5-63
5-64 5.18.2 IBM Strategic Priorities
BPM 5.18.3 IBM SOA Powered By Intelligent 5-66
5.18.4 IBM and Innovation offers a Customer Integration 5-66
5.18.5 IBM Business Model 5-67
5.18.6 IBM Unified Communications architecture 5-68 Cloud
5.18.7 Portfolio Based on IBM LotusLive cloud
Social networking and collaboration services 5-70
Revenue 5-71 5.18.8 IBM
5.18.9 IBM Q1 2009 Revenue 5-78
05/18/1910 5-79 IBM 2009 Q2 Revenue
18/05/1911 5-80 IBM software capabilities
18/05/1912 IBM Systems and Technology Capabilities 5-82
05/18/1913 5-83 IBM worldwide organizations
05/18/1914 IBM Integrated Supply Chain 5-83
5-84 IBM Security 05/18/1915
5/18/1916 Financing Makes more efficient IBM System z 5-87
5.19 Solutions IgeaCare 5-89
5.19.1 Telephone Systems 5-90 IgeaCare based Communication
Intel 5.20 5-91
5.20.1 Intel Operating Segments 5-92

5.20.2 Intel / Wind River 5-93
5.20.3 Intel Silicon Innovation 5-94
5.21 5-96 LifeSync Corp.
Lifewatch 5.22 5-98
Revenue 5-102 5.22.1 LifeWatch
5.23 MedApps, Inc. 5-103
5.23.1 MedApps personal health device 5-105
5.23.2 MedApps received FDA approval in a
New way of bringing health to economic distance Surveillance 5-105
5-106 5.23.3 MedApps innovative solutions
5.24 Mednet Healthcare Technologies 5-107
5.25 NuPhysicia LLC 5-107
Programs NuPhysicia 5-108 5.25.1 telemedicine
5.26 OCS 5-108
5-109 5.27 Philips
Philips Healthcare 5-110 5.27.1
5.27.2 Income Philips Key figures 5-112
Pelham Sloane 5-113 5.28
Polycom 5-113 5.29
Polycom Telemedicine 5.29.1 Products and Services: 5-114
AMD 5.29.2 Polycom Global Delivery and telemedicine
Integrated Visual and Telehealth Capacity 5-115 voice clinicians
5.30 ProInfoNet 5-117
New England Telehealth Consortium 5.30.1 5-117
5.30.2 ProInfoNet Web Development and Market Research 5-121
Rivulet 5.31 5-121
Telemedicine Rivulet 5-123 5.31.1
SHL Telemedicine Ltd. 5-124 5.32
5-126 5.33 Siemens
5.33.1 Siemens Healthcare 5-126 complete
5.33.2 Siemens computed tomography (CT) 5-127
5.33.3 Siemens combines images and Evaluation Systems
Software and make them into a complete customer
Server 5-130 Solution
5.33.4 Siemens CT molecular imaging meets 5-130
5.34 Karl Storz Endoscopy-America / Global Care Quest 5-131
5.35 Suntech 5-131
5.35.1 SunTech Medical Development & Acquisition Plans 5-132
5.36 Voxiva 5-134
Wolters Kluwer Health 5-135 5.37
Wolters Kluwer 5.37.1 5-136 Health
5.37.2 Wolters Kluwer Health's Medi-Span ® 5-136
5.37.3 Wolters Kluwer Health Facts & Comparisons ® 5-137
5.38 Medical Corporation XTend 5-137
XTend Medical Partners 5-138 5.38.1
5.38.2 Medical Telemedicine Solution 5-138 XTend
5.38.3 Xtend / UNI BioHarp U.S.. 5-139
5.38.4 Medical XTend Business Model 5-139
XTend 5.38.5 Revenue Model 5-141
5.38.6 XTend / BioHarp 5-143
5.38.7 Purchase Agreement With Medical XTend BioHarp Korea 5-144
5.38.8 XTend Medical / AmeriChoice 5-145
Companies selected Telemedicine 5.39 5-146 Other
5.39.1 A & D 5-146

AMD 5.39.2 5-146
American 5.39.3 TeleCare 5-147
Applied Medical Solutions 5-147 5.39.4
Arinc 5-147 5.39.5
5.39.6 AT & T 5-148
Canon 5-148 5.39.7
Cisco 5-148 5.39.8
5.39.9 Centura Health 5-149
Chorus Call 5-149 5.39.10
5-149 Clinidata 5.39.11
CSI 5-150 5.39.12
Delphi Medical Systems 5-150 5.39.13
E-Telme 5-151 5.39.14
GlobalMedia 5-151 5.39.15
IMDsoft 5-151 5.39.16
IMetrikus 5-152 5.39.17
Interactive Solutions 5-152 5.39.18
Nonin ® Medical 5-153 5.39.19
Polycom 5-153 5.39.20
Qualcomm 5-153 5.39.21
5-154 Medical RSA 5.39.22
SHL Telemedicine 5-154 5.39.23
Sony 5-155 5.39.24
Tandberg 5-155 5.39.25
Telemedicus 5-155 5.39.26
VBrick Systems 5-156 5.39.27
VISICU 5-156 5.39.28
Verizon 5-157 5.39.29
Net ViTel 5-157 5.39.30
Telecare Viterion 5-158 5.39.31
5.39.32 a communications cable 5-158
5-159 Zydacron 5.39.33

Table ES-1 RE-2
Telemedicine Systems Driving Market Force
Figure ES-2 RE-3
Telemedicine Software, Equipment and Services Worldwide
Market Shares, Dollars, 2009
Table ES-ES 3-4
Software Telemedicine Equipment, Services and market forecasts, worldwide, U.S. $ 2010-2016

TELEMEDICINE MARKET DESCRIPTION AND MARKET DYNAMICS
Figure 1-1 1-2
How telemedicine.
Figure 1-2 1-3
The use of telemedicine

Table 1-3 1-4
Benefits of telemedicine
Table 1-3 (Continued) 1-5
Benefits of telemedicine
Table 1-4 1-6
Medical Use of telemedicine subspecialty
Table 1-4 (Continued) 1-7
Medical Use of telemedicine subspecialty
Table 1-5 1-12
Telemedicine Approaches
Table 01.06 1.14
Wintergreen Research formalized a vision of
Economic Development Models of Health
Figure 01.07 1.16
Number of U.S. Telemedicine and hospice agencies
Figure 8.1 1.17
U.S. Telemedicine Source of Payment
Figure 01.09 1.18
U.S. Patients receiving telemedicine helps
Table 1-10 1-19
Home Quality Measures Health Care
Table 1-10 (continued) 10-20
Home Quality Measures Health Care
Table 1-10 (continued) 1.21
Home Quality Measures Health Care
Table 1.11 1.21
Senior Telemedicine Evaluation
Table 1-11 (continued) 01.22
Evaluation Senior Telemedicine
Table 1-11 (continued) 01.23
Senior Valuation Telemedicine
Table 1.12 1.23
Medicare Payment Program Conditions
Table 1-13 10-30
Home Care Services Payers
Table 1-14 10-40
Telemedicine Information System Software Features
Table 1-14 (Continued) 1-41
Telemedicine information on the characteristics of the system software
1-42 Table 1.15
Market Characteristics Evaluation Telemedicine
Information systems software vendors
Table 1-16 1-44
Home Care Services Billing Issues
Table 1-17 1-46
JCAHO ORYX Requirements
Table 1-17 (Continued) 1-47

Table 1-19 10-50
Home Services Specialty Care Always
Table 1-20 1-51
Main Market Information System Software Market Segment
1-54 Table 1.21
Factors relating to the value of home care for health
Institutional Care
Table 1-22 1-58
Studies Illustrate Choose Home Care Patients
Table 1-23 10-60
Home Health Savings
Table 1-24 1-63
Health Services Target Markets
Table 1-25 1-66
Medical Home market segments Equipment
Table 1-27 1-73
Home Care Services Billing Issues
1-74 Table 1.28
Home Care Services Billing Changes Needed
Table 1-29 1-75
JCAHO ORYX Requirements
Table 1-29 (continued) 1-76
JCAHO ORYX Requirements
Table 1-30 1-85
Worldwide telemedicine systems Information
Market positioning
Table 1-30 (continued) 1-86
Worldwide telemedicine systems Information
Market positioning
Table 1-31 1-89
Strategies to provide technological solutions for
Home Health Industry
Table 1-32 1-93
JCAHO ORYX Requirements
Table 1-18 1-49
Home Care Services provides standard

TELEMEDICINE market shares and market forecasts
Table 2-1 2-2
Telemedicine Systems Driving Market Force
Table 2-5 2-2
Remote Monitoring Systems Market Driving Forces
Figure 2-3 2-6
Telemedicine Software, Equipment and Services Worldwide
Market Shares, Dollars, 2009
Figure 2-4 2-7
Telemedicine Software, Equipment and Services Worldwide

Market Shares, Dollars, 2009
Table 2-5 2-8
Categories of telemedicine
Figure 2-6 2-9
Telemedicine equipment worldwide
Market Shares, Dollars, 2009
Table 2-7 20-10
Telemedicine equipment worldwide
Market Shares, Dollars, 2009
2.12 Table 8.2
Contec Medical Group Patient Monitors
Table 2-8 (Continued) 2-13
Contec Medical Group Patient Monitors
Table 02.09 2.14
Contec Medical Patient Monitors
Figure 2-10 2-15
Electronic Components and modules telemedicine worldwide
2009 Market Shares
Figure 2.11 02.16
Electronic components and modules worldwide telemedicine
Fees 2009 market
Figure 2.12 02.19
Telemedicine medical imaging equipment,
Software, Services and Market Shares, Worldwide, 2009 dollars
Table 2-13 20-20
Telemedicine medical imaging
Equipment, Software, Services and Market Shares, Dollars, 2009
Table 2.14 2.23
Telemedicine and Software (SaaS) worldwide
Market Shares, Dollars, 2009
Table 15.2 2.24
Telemedicine and Software (SaaS) worldwide
Market Shares, Dollars, 2009
Table 2-16 20-30
Mobile Remote Telemedicine Monitoring Equipment and
Services Market Shares, Dollars, 2009
Table 2.17 2.31
Mobile equipment for telemedicine and remote monitoring
Services Market Shares, Dollars, 2009
2-34 Table 2.18
Solutions MedApps Benefits
Figure 2-19 2-35
Mobile Cardiac Arrhythmia monitoring equipment and
Services market shares around the world, dollars, 2009
Table 2-20 2-36
Mobile Cardiac Arrhythmia monitoring equipment and
Services market shares around the world, dollars, 2009

Figure 2-21 20-40
Telemedicine Service Oriented Architecture
SOA and networks worldwide market shares, 2009
Figure 2-22 2-41
Telemedicine Services Oriented Architecture
SOA and networking worldwide market shares, 2009
2-46 Table 2.23
U.S. chronic conditions
Table 2-24 2-46
U.S. Patients with one or more Chronic diseases
Figure 2-25 2-47
Telemedicine Equipment and Services Worldwide
Market Segments, 2009
2-48 Table 2.26
Equipment & Services telemedicine worldwide
Market Segments, 2009
Figure 2-27 2-49
Telemedicine equipment and services worldwide
Market Segments, 2016
Figure 2-28 20-50
Telemedicine equipment and services worldwide
Market Segments, 2016
Table 2-29 2-51
Telemedicine Software, Equipment, Services and F Market
orecasts everyone, dollars, 2010-2016
Table 2-30 2-52
Telemedicine equipment and services market forecast,
Worldwide, dollars, 2010-2016
Figure 2-31 2-54
The equipment market forecasts Telemedicine
Worldwide, Dollars, 2010-2016
Figure 2-32 2-55
The components and modules market telemedicine
Forecasts, Worldwide, Dollars, 2010-2016
Figure 2-33 2-57
Telemedicine Medical Imaging market forecasts,
Worldwide, Dollars, 2010-2016
Figure 2-34 2-59
Mobile Telemedicine Monitoring Forecasts distance market
Worldwide, Dollars, 2010-2016
Figure 2-35 2-61
Cardiac Arrhythmia Forecasts Mobile Market Monitor,
Worldwide, dollars, 2010-2016
Figure 2-36 2-62
Market expectations of telemedicine networks, worldwide
Dollars, 2010-2016
Figure 2-37 2-64
Telemedicine software applications and Software as a
Service SaaS market forecasts, worldwide, U.S. $ 2010-2016
Table 2-38 2-65
Telemedicine Software, Equipment and Services