An eyewitness viewing of the LifeBot DREAMS System working and an interview with those who used it for seven years on Liberty County EMS. By Dan White on ems1.com: In years to come, telemedicine systems like DREAMS™ will protect first responders by documenting what they did and under exactly what kind of circumstances. A combination […]
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LifeBot® announced today it has released video interviews from the HIMSS 11 Conference Hewlett Packard Exhibition in Orlando featuring renowned surgeon James ‘Red’ Duke, Jr. and CEO Roger Heath. The interviews also feature live demonstrations of the DREAMStm Digital Ambulance and the LifeBot® Slate emergency telemedicine systems. Phoenix, AZ, USA March 10, 2011: LifeBot, LLC […]
LifeBot® announced today it has released a preview of its 1.5 pound LifeBot® Slate tablet based EMS emergency telemedicine system that integrates DREAMStm, the $14 million advanced EMS ambulance telemedicine and disaster management system developed by Texas A&M, UTHealth, and the U.S. Department of the Army. Phoenix, AZ, USA January 29, 2011: LifeBot, LLC announced […]
The Joint Advisory Committee (JAC) released a Report to Congress that commented about the DREAMS™ EMS Emergency Ambulance Telemedicine System pursuant to the recommendations of the 9/11 Commission Act. The Joint Advisory Committee on Communications Capabilities of Emergency Medical and Public Health Care Facilities (Joint Advisory Committee) was established by the Chairman of the Federal […]
LifeBot® announced today it has executed an Option Agreement pursuing world-wide exclusive licensing rights to DREAMStm, the $14 million advanced EMS ambulance telemedicine and disaster management system developed by Texas A&M, UTHealth, and the U.S. Military. Phoenix, AZ, USA November 17, 2010: LifeBot, LLC acted today to expand its leading technology position in emergency telemedicine […]
The first step in building patient records is triage or teletriage. This is the start of initializing the whole process of managing electronic patient records. EHR (Electronic Health Record), EMR (Electronic Medical Record), and ePCR (electronic Patient Care Record) all need to be merged, but currently lack data interoperability or compatibility, particularly between hospital and […]
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