Our Newest ME-P Milestone

Posted on November 8, 2009 by Dr. David Edward Marcinko MBA MEd CMP™

Growing and Thriving – Thanks to You!

By Ann Miller; RN, MHA

[Executive Director]Congratulations

This month we passed the 145,000 reader mark. As you know, the ME-P was launched in 2007 and initially reached about a thousand Internet pioneers. It has grown exponentially, from our initial list-serve, to more than one hundred thousand readers and subscribers today.

A Thriving Community

The ME-P is now a thriving online and onground community that connects physicians with financial advisors and management consultants.

Our goal in the modern Health 2.0 era is to: “bridge the gap between medical mission and profit margin.”

Since inception, we have become one of the most popular and influential electronic networks in the healthcare administration, economics and financial planning space. 

Assessment

ME-P would like to thank all of our devoted readers, zealot subscribers, authors and participants as well as our advertisers for making this publication possible:

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A New Remote Patient Monitoring Device

Posted on November 8, 2009 by Dr. David Edward Marcinko MBA MEd CMP™

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The Next Step in RPM Solutions  

[By Staff Reporters]Tele Doctor

Long-term medical conditions create many challenges—for patients who have them, as well as for their attending physicians. This gadget reports to address those challenges

What it Is

The Intel® Health Guide is a comprehensive, next-generation remote patient monitoring (RPM) solution that combines an in-home patient device [the Intel Health Guide PHS6000] with the Intel® Health Care Management Suite; an online interface that allows clinicians to monitor patients and remotely manage care.

Reported Benefits

The benefits of the Intel Health Guide include patients who feel empowered to take a more active and positive role in their own care. For doctors, it enables more informed and personalized care—which may lead to better patient satisfaction. And it helps healthcare organizations to face the challenges of chronic care, increase efficiency, and achieve organizational objectives.

Assessment

In short, Intel® technology hopes to fulfill the promise of RPM, where interactive, data-rich telehealth helps to create timely, personalized and cost-effective care.

Disclaimer

The Intel® Health Guide requires an internet connection to enable communications with the patient’s care team and back-end data hosting. The Intel Health Guide is intended for use by patients under the guidance of a healthcare professional and is not intended for emergency medical communications or real-time patient monitoring.

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