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- Improving
your competitive advantage through e-health strategies (Acrobat)
by J. Mitchell and A. Cottrill, AFR Health Congress, 27 February
2002
- Two case
studies of telehealth technologies used for the delivery of professional
development for health, education and welfare professionals in
remote mining towns (Acrobat) by John Mitchell et al.
- From
Telehealth to E-health: The Unstoppable Rise of E-health.
Prepared by John Mitchell of John Mitchell & Associates
for the Federal Australian Department of Communications, Information
Technology and the Arts (DOCITA)
- Renal Telemedicine
to the Home. This case report appeared in the Journal of
Telemedicine and Telecare, Royal Society of Medicine, Vol
6, No.1, 2000
- Renal case conference
using teleradiology and videoconferencing.Article published
in Journal of Telemedicine and Telecare, Volume 5, Number
3, 1999.
- The Cost Effectiveness
of Telemedicine Enhanced by Embracing E-health. Paper presented
at TeleMed 99, London UK, 28 Nov - 1 Dec 1999.
- The cost effectiveness
of teleradiology at the Women's and Children's Hospital in Adelaide,
South Australia. Paper presented jointly with Dr Tina Hayward
at TeleMed 99, London UK, 28 Nov-1 Dec 1999.
- The
Evaluation Report on the First Year of Bringing Child and
Adolescent Mental Health to Rural Communities 1998-99 by Telehealth
- The Uneven Diffusion
of Telemedicine Services in Australia. Paper presented at
TeleMed 98, London UK, 25-26 Nov 1998.
- Telemedicine in Australia:
Industry Trends and Business Models. Paper presented at Health
Summit '98, Sydney, 26 March 1998.
- Clinical Applications of Renal Telemedicine. Article published
in the international Journal of Telemedicine and Telecare,
1997.
- Insights from the three-year
longitudinal study of renal telemedicine. Paper presented
at AusTelemed Conference, Sydney, 2-3 March 1998.
- Clinical Applications
of Renal Telemedicine. An Evaluation of The Queen Elizabeth
Hospital Renal Telemedicine Network 1996-1997. Executive
Summary and Chapters 1 and 2.
- A Business Approach
to Telemedicine: Paper presented at TeleMed Asia '97 in Kuala
Lumpur, Malaysia.
- User Adoption Issues
in Renal Telemedicine, published in the international Journal
of Telemedicine and Telecare, 1996.
- Optimising Benefits
by Using Integrated Telemedicine for Clinical, Educational and
Administrative Purposes. A paper presented to the ITU's World
Telemedicine Symposium for Developing Countries, Portugal, 30
June-4 July, 1997.
- Establishing Renal Clinical Telemedicine An evaluation of The
Queen Elizabeth Hospital Renal Dialysis Telemedicine Project 1994-1995.Executive
Summary, Ch.1. Description
of Project Management. Ch.6.
Users and Uses.
- Best Practice in Telemedicine.
An evaluation of The Queen Elizabeth Hospital Renal Dialysis Telemedicine
Project 1995-1996. Executive Summary and Chapter I.
- Two Leading Edge Telemedicine
Projects: Lessons Learnt. A paper presented at the Australasian
Teleconferencing Association Conference, October 1995.
- The Challenge to Embed Telepsychiatry An evaluation of the non-clinical
aspects of the South Australian Mental Health Services Telemedicine
Project, June - October 1994. Executive
Summary and Chapter
1: Project Brief and Methodology
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