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<strong>Telemedicine</strong> standards & guidelines and Quality assurance<strong>Telemedicine</strong> practice guidelines, standardsand quality assurance programs improvepatient care and safety and accelerate theadoption of uniform practices in the deliveryof remote medical care.<strong>ATA</strong>’s initiative provides quality assurancemeasures that payers, providers, consumersand regulators will rely upon to expandaccess, improve quality and reduce costs inthe delivery of health care.Practice Guidelinesfor Teledermatology December 2007Quality Healthcare Through Telecommunications TechnologyTelehealth Practice Recommendationsfor Diabetic Retinopathy May 2004Quality Healthcare Through Telecommunications TechnologyClinical Guidelines for TelepathologyQuality Healthcare Through Telecommunications TechnologyMay 1999The absense of adequate clinical, technical andadministrative guidelines and standards hasbeen a persistent barrier in the deploymentof telemedicine. Multiple proprietary systemsand wide variations in the execution ofremote clinical and healthcare services havedelayed the realization of telemedicine’sfull potential. In a report published in 2004,the U.S. Department of Commerce stated:“Progress in the development and adoption ofindustry-wide standards (for telemedicine) willcontribute to resolving interoperability issuesin the long term.” (Innovation, Demand andInvestment in Telehealth, U.S. Department ofCommerce, February 6, 2004)There is an array of industry initiativesand governmental regulations related tointeroperability and electronic technology usedin providing remote health care (DICOM, HL7,Continua, FDA, etc..) However, administrators,clinicians, consumers and payers of remotehealth services also need assurances thatthe services delivered follow appropriatepathways. The equipment used must also besuitable for the services being provided. Thiscan only be met through the development ofroad maps in the selection of products andimplementation of uniform clinical procedures.Over ten years ago, <strong>ATA</strong> began developingframeworks and processes for creating suchroad maps. The first product of this effort,Clinical Guidelines for Telepathology, waspublished in 1999 and set forth agreed uponprocedures for the practice of telepathology.Since that time, <strong>ATA</strong>, in partnership withNIST, HHS, representatives from medicalsocieties and other involved parties, hassuccessfully created similar practice guidelinesfor the remote assessment of diabeticretinopathy, practice of teledermatologyand video-based telemental health services.Each set is based on a thorough review ofbest practices and documented research andis guided by multidisciplinary work groups.Other target areas include: telepresenting,telerehabilitation, and home telehealth/remote monitoring. <strong>ATA</strong> is now working onmeasures to ensure these practice guidelinesare understood and used by providers andadopted by payers and regulatory bodies.To learn more about the <strong>ATA</strong> Standardsand Guidelines Initiatives and how you canbecome involved, please contact <strong>ATA</strong> or visitthe Standards and Guidelines page on the<strong>ATA</strong> website.2007-2008<strong>ATA</strong> Standardsand GuidelinesCommitteeChairNina M. Antoniotti,RN, MBA, PhDDirector, Marshfield ClinicTeleHealthMarshfield, WIVice ChairAnne Burdick, MD, MPHAssociate Dean of TeleHealthand Clinical OutreachProfessor of DermatologyDirector, Leprosy <strong>Program</strong>University of MiamiMiller School of MedicineMiami, FLCommittee MembersRichard S. Bakalar, MDChief Medical OfficerIBM CorporationGlobal Healthcare –Provider SegmentHealthcare and Life Sciences(HCLS) IndustryLone Tree, CODavid Brennan, MBESenior Research EngineerNational Rehabilitation HospitalWashington, DCLisa CarnahanSupervisory Computer ScientistNational Institute of Standardsand TechnologyGaithersburg, MDJerry Cavallerano, PhD, ODStaff OptometristAssistant to the DirectorJoslin Diabetes CenterBeetham Eye InstituteBoston, MABrian Grady, MDVISN5 TMH Lead & DirectorTeleMental HealthSchool of MedicineUniversity of MarylandBaltimore, MDTom Hirota, DOChief, Dermatology ServicesMadigan Army Medical CenterFort Lewis, WAElizabeth Krupinski, PhDAssociate Director<strong>Program</strong> EvaluationUniversity of ArizonaArizona <strong>Telemedicine</strong> <strong>Program</strong>Department of RadiologyResearch ProfessorDepartment ofRadiology – ResearchTucson, AZHon S. Pak, LTC MC USAChief Medical InformationOfficerAMEDDFalls Church, VALynne S. Rosenthal, PhDComputer ScientistNational Institute of Standardsand TechnologyGaithersburg, MDScott Simmons, MSDirector of <strong>Telemedicine</strong>University of MiamiMiller School of MedicineMiami, FLLou TheurerGrant AdministratorBurn <strong>Telemedicine</strong> <strong>Program</strong>University of UtahHealth Sciences CenterSalt Lake City, UTJill Winters, PhD, RNDean and ProfessorColumbia College of NursingMilwaukee, WI<strong>ATA</strong> Standardsand GuidelinesCommittee <strong>Meeting</strong>Monday, April 27th12:00pm – 1:00pmFlamengo Room(committee members only)<strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> / LAS VEGAS NEVADA USA / WWW.AMERICANTELEMED.ORG 5
public policy in aTa<strong>ATA</strong>’s public policy agenda focuses on bringing telemedicineinto the mainstream practice of healthcare, providing necessary financialresources and eliminating barriers to deployment.<strong>ATA</strong>’s Policy PrioritiesExpand Medicare Reimbursement to Includen <strong>Telemedicine</strong> in urban areasn Remote monitoring and home telehealthn Store and forward servicesn Remote ICU, stroke and other specific servicesn Other services, providers and institutionsalready covered by MedicareExpand Support for Universal Services andEncourage Interconnections of RemoteHealthcare Networksn All carriers of telecommunications services,regardless of mode of delivery, should contributeto the Federal Universal Service Fund.n The Rural Health Pilot <strong>Program</strong> should betransformed into an ongoing component ofuniversal service, include flexibility in its supportfor administrative and healthcare relatedservices and encourage wireless networksas well as new forms of healthcare deliveryproviders.Promote Health Information Technology<strong>Program</strong>s and Their Coordination with<strong>Telemedicine</strong>n Public investments in health informationtechnology should build on and supportexisting telemedicine networks.n Health technology investments must extendbeyond the walls of hospitals and other healthinstitutions and reflect the growing mobilityand diversity in healthcare delivery.n The emphasis of health information technologydesign should be on the ability to have apatient’s complete medical history availableto both the patient and the health providerat the time and place of need. This requiresstandards regarding the flow of information, theintegration of diverse databases and the ability toaccess and integrate salient data bites at differentlocations.Resolve Licensure Barriers for <strong>Telemedicine</strong>n Encourage the development of cross-state andagreements including financial and regulatoryincentives that would be made available foreach state that adopts the agreement.n Facilitate the exchange of information regardinginvestigations and adverse actions among states.n States should adopt the interstate compactdeveloped by the National Council of StateBoards of Nursing regarding the practice ofnursing using telemedicine.n International agreements regarding crossborderuse of telemedicine should start toconsider the same principles.Resolve Malpractice and Prescribing Barriersn States should require insurance carriers to providemalpractice coverage for telemedicine providers,and no federal or state law should prohibit theability of legitimate telemedicine programs toprovide prescription drugs to patients.n Institutionalize the use of telemedicine foremergency preparedness and responsen Public policy should support the use oftelemedicine to help prepare and respond tolarge emergencies, whether caused by naturaldisaster or terrorist act.n Federal emergency management regulationsshould be amended to integrate the practiceof telemedicine within Federal Disaster MedicalAssistance Teams.Support Federal <strong>Program</strong>s and Initiativesthat Advance the Deployment of<strong>Telemedicine</strong> and Technology Servicesn The advancement of programs andtechnologies that improve patient outcomes,add efficiency to health systems, and helpalleviate the disparity in health care resourcescan be accomplished through leveragingappropriate public resources supportingtelemedicine. Full funding for such programsis vital as the nation’s healthcare system copeswith a crisis of cost and quality.Stimulus Bill andHealth ReformBoost <strong>Telemedicine</strong>Billions of federal dollars arebeing released into the economyover the next few months whichwill bolster the expansion ofhealth information technology,telemedicine and telehealth. Theprospect for industry growth isunprecedented as funds are madeavailable through an array federalagencies and programs. <strong>ATA</strong> standsready to help members stay on topof the latest developments and takeadvantage of the opportunities thatthis legislation affords.As the nation also tackles healthcare reform, there will be many moreopportunities to advance the useof telemedicine and telehealth. <strong>ATA</strong>will continue to be active on CapitolHill and before the Administrationpromoting <strong>ATA</strong>’s priorities.6 <strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> / LAS VEGAS NEVADA USA / WWW.AMERICANTELEMED.ORG
<strong>Telemedicine</strong> Funding inthe Stimulus LegislationaTa <strong>2009</strong> Briefings andresources for attendees<strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> offers several opportunities to betterunderstand and take advantage of the opportunitiesavailable within the <strong>2009</strong> <strong>American</strong> Recovery andReinvestment Act (ARRA).A great deal of money is available for telemedicinewithin the ARRA. However, much of the money is incompetitive grant programs, for which telemedicineprograms are eligible but not exclusively designated.It is critical that the telemedicine community beaggressive in pursuing this money.Don’t miss your opportunity at <strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong>to learn more about tapping these funds…special stimulus andfederal grant sessionsMonday, April 27, Penn & Teller Theater9:15am, 10:45am and 1:15pm (These are repeat sessions)<strong>ATA</strong> is offering a special session – repeated three times onMonday – on the economic stimulus package and other federalgrants. This session is designed to help you take advantage of thetremendous opportunities to secure funding under this legislation.federal centerSunday, April 26 – Tuesday April 28Amazon Exhibit Hall, Booth 1501Stop by the Federal Center to learn more about the resourcesavailable from participating agencies. Pick up material and meetwith federal staff who will be on hand to speak with potentialapplicants and answer questions.<strong>ATA</strong> Policy CommitteeChairNeal Neuberger, CISSPPresidentHealth Tech Strategies, LLCExecutive DirectorInstitute for e-Health PolicyMcLean, VA<strong>ATA</strong> Industry CouncilPolicy RepresentativeDavid ShoultzSenior DirectorFederal Government RelationsPhilips Electronics North AmericaCorporationWashington, DCNina M. Antoniotti,RN, MBA, PhDDirectorMarshfield Clinic TeleHealthMarshfield, WIDoris T. Barta, MHADirector Grants DivisionSt. Vincent Healthcare FoundationBillings, MTBonnie Perry Britton, RN, MSNChief Nursing Officer/Grants Management DirectorRoanoke Chowan CommunityHealth CenterAhoskie, NCSam Burgiss, PhDProfessor of RadiologyUniversity of TennesseeGraduate School of MedicineKnoxville, TNLucius C. Earles III, MDChief of DermatologyMt. Sinai HospitalChicago, ILPramod K. Gaur, PhDPresidentHealthanywhere Inc.,an IgeaCare Systems CompanyKanata, ON, CanadaBarbara Johnston, MSNExecutive DirectorMedical Board of CaliforniaSacramento, CAJana Lindsey, RN, CMC<strong>Telemedicine</strong> CoordinatorShriners Hospitalsfor Children, HonoluluHonolulu, HISeong Ki Mun, PhDDirector of NeuroscienceMedical Research FellowInstitute of Advances StudyVirginia Tech-National Capital RegionAlexandria, VAKaren Rheuban, MDProfessor of PediatricsSenior Associate Dean for CMEand External AffairsMedical Director of <strong>Telemedicine</strong>University of Virginia Health SystemCharlottesville, VASue Sisley, MDAssistant Professor ofInterprofessional EducationArizona <strong>Telemedicine</strong> <strong>Program</strong>,University of ArizonaCollege of MedicineClinical Faculty,Internal Medicine/PsychiatrySt. Joseph’s HospitalScottsdale, AZStuart Speedie, PhDProfessor of Health InformaticsUniversity of MinnesotaMinneapolis, MNJoe Tracy, MSVice President, Telehealth ServicesLehigh Valley Hospital andHealth NetworkChair, Center for Telehealthand E-Health LawAllentown, PAJoseph L. Ternullo, JD, CPAAssociate DirectorPartners HealthCare Centerfor Connected HealthVice President, ContinuaHealth AllianceBoston, MANancy L. Vorhees, MSNChief Operating OfficerInland Northwest Health ServicesSpokane, WA<strong>ATA</strong> PolicyCommittee <strong>Meeting</strong>Sunday, April 26th1:00pm-3:00pmLambada Room(committee members only)<strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> / LAS VEGAS NEVADA USA / WWW.AMERICANTELEMED.ORG 7
Special Interest Groups, Discussion Groups and ChaptersBusiness & Finance SIGActivities: Business planning tools,educational webinars and courseson the business of telehealth.CHAIRNina Antoniotti, RN, MBA, PhDDirectorMarshfield Clinic TeleHealthMarshfield, WIVICE CHAIRSally Davis<strong>Program</strong> Director,TeleHealth & Grant AdministrationMarquette General Health SystemMarquette, MIEmergency Preparednessand Response SIGActivities: Development ofemergency preparedness inventoryof national telehealth disasterresources and educationalwebinars. This group recentlydeveloped a white paper ontelehealth technologies foremergency medical care duringmass casualty incidents.CHAIRDavid Balch, MACEODCB Consulting, LLCGreenville, NCVICE-CHAIRRob Sprang, MBADirectorKentucky TeleCareUniversity of Kentucky Medical CenterLexington, KYHome Telehealth andRemote Monitoring SIGActivities: Educational courses,home telehealth and remotemonitoring tool kit, developmentof guidelines in specific practiceareas such as remote monitoringfor congestive heart failure anddiabetes. This group was therecipient of the 2005-2006SIG and Chapter AchievementAward for outstandingcontributions in the field.CHAIRRhonda Chetney, MS, RNDirector of Customer OperationsIntel, Digital Health GroupNorfolk, VAVICE-CHAIRBonnie Perry Britton, MSN, RNCOO/DONRoanoke Chowan Community HealthCenterAhoskie, NCHuman Factors SIGActivities: Educational courses,best practices and other researchfor web site bibliography, outreachactivities with universities and SIGmember surveys as a resource forthe web site.CHAIRGeorge Demiris, PhDAssociate ProfessorUniversity of WashingtonSeattle, WAVICE-CHAIRNeil Charness, PhDWilliam G. Chase Professor of PsychologyFlorida State UniversityTallahassee, FLInternational SIGActivities: International networkingand outreach, multi-national,cross border telehealth activitiesand collaboration with otherinternational organizations.Executive committee includes<strong>ATA</strong>LACC and PIC<strong>ATA</strong> chapterrepresentation.CHAIRPramod Gaur, PhDHealthanywhere Inc.,an IgeaCare Systems CompanyKanata, ONCanadaVICE CHAIRGiselle Ricur, MDDirector of the <strong>Telemedicine</strong> <strong>Program</strong>Instituto ZaldivarMendoza, ArgentinaTelemental Health SIGActivities: Development of practiceguidelines in telemental health,educational courses and outreachand liaison efforts with professionalassociations in the mental healthfield. This group was the recipientof the 2007-2008 SIG and ChapterAchievement Award for outstandingcontributions in the field.CHAIRLisa J. Roberts, PhDBusiness Manager,Health Innovations & GrantsViterion TeleHealthcareBellevue, WAVICE-CHAIRJay H. Shore, MD, MPHAssociate ProfessorUniversity of Colorado at Denver<strong>American</strong> Indian and AlaskaNative <strong>Program</strong>sAurora, COOcular Telehealth SIGActivities: Promoting awarenessand collaboration with professionalassociations for the <strong>ATA</strong> TelehealthPractice Recommendations forDiabetic Retinopathy.CHAIRHelen K. Li, MDAssociate Professor,Ophthalmology & Visual SciencesThe University of Texas Medical BranchGalveston, TXVICE-CHAIRIngrid Zimmer-GallerAssociate Professor of OphthalmologyJohns Hopkins Hospital/Wilmer Eye InstituteFrederick, MDTechnology SIGActivities: Educational webinarsand courses, technical support forother <strong>ATA</strong> member groups andthe <strong>ATA</strong> Standards and GuidelinesCommittee.CHAIRRichard EvansComputer ProfessionalUtah Telehealth NetworkSalt Lake City, UTVICE CHAIRRon MazikProject Manager, Cnow, Inc.Swedesboro, NJ10 <strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> / LAS VEGAS NEVADA USA / WWW.AMERICANTELEMED.ORG
aTa institutional membersThe world’s leading healthcare institutions, integratingtelemedicine and telehealth as an essential componentin the delivery of modern medical careAkron Children’s HospitalAkron, OHAlaska Federal HealthCare PartnershipAnchorage, AKChildren’s NationalMedical CenterWashington, DCCleveland ClinicCleveland, OHAlaska Federal HealthcareAccess Network (AFHCAN)Anchorage, AKEast Tennessee Perinatal<strong>Telemedicine</strong> ProjectChattanooga, TNAlegent HealthHome CareOmaha, NEAll Children’s HealthSystemSt. Petersburg, FLArizona <strong>Telemedicine</strong><strong>Program</strong>Tucson, AZAvera HealthSioux Falls, SDAvera McKennanHospital and UniversitySioux Falls, SDBarton HealthCare SystemSouth Lake Tahoe, CABureau of Medicineand Surgery, USNWashington, DCCalifornia <strong>Telemedicine</strong>and eHealth CenterSacramento, CACenter for Connected HealthBoston, MACenter for Nursingand RehabilitationBrooklyn, NYCERMUSA atSaint Francis UniversityLoretto, PAEaster Seals New JerseyEast Brunswick, NJEastern Montana <strong>Telemedicine</strong>Network / Billings ClinicBillings, MTEast Carolina University<strong>Telemedicine</strong> CenterGreenville, NCFletcher Allen HealthcareBurlington, VTGeisinger Health SystemDanville, PAHospice of Marion CountyOcala, FLInland NorthwestHealth ServicesSpokane, WAINTEGRIS TelehealthOklahoma City, OKJewish Home & HospitalNew York, NYJoslin Diabetes CenterBoston, MALake Chelan CommunityHospitalChelan, WALehigh Valley Hospital& Health NetworkAllentown, PALoma Linda UniversityMedical CenterLoma Linda, CAMaricopa IntegratedHealth SystemPhoenix, AZMarquette General HospitalMarquette, MIMarshfield ClinicMarshfield, WINaples CardiovascularSpecialists, PANaples, FLNational Councilof State Boardsof Nursing (NCSBN)Chicago, ILNational Institute of Standards& Technology (NIST)Gaithersburg, MDNational Libraryof Medicine at NIHBethesda, MDNational Rehabilitation HospitalWashington, DCNew Mexico Telehealth AllianceAlbuquerque, NMNorth Idaho Rural HealthConsortiumCoeur d’Alene, IDOklahoma StateUniversity <strong>Telemedicine</strong>Tulsa, OKOntario<strong>Telemedicine</strong> NetworkToronto, ONOregon Health& Science UniversityPortland, ORPeaceHealthBellevue, WAPhoenix Area IndianHealth ServicePhoenix, AZRERC on Telerehabilitation –University of PittsburghPittsburgh, PARidgecrest RegionalHospitalRidgecrest, CASan Carlos Health SystemAguadilla, PRSangre de Cristo CommunityHealth PartnershipSante Fe, NMSecretaria de Salud / CENETECMexico City, MexicoShriners Hospitalsfor ChildrenTampa, FLSouthern Illinois UniversitySchool of MedicineSpringfield, IL12 <strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> / LAS VEGAS NEVADA USA / WWW.AMERICANTELEMED.ORG
Specialized Pediatric HospitalGaza, Palestinian TerritorySwedish HomeCare ServicesSeattle, WAindividualsustainingmembersTexas Tech UniversityHealth Sciences CenterLubbock, TXUC Davis Health SystemSacramento, CAUniversity of Arkansasfor Medical Sciences –ANGELS <strong>Program</strong>Little Rock, ARUniversity of IllinoisCollege of MedicineChicago, ILUniversity Health NetworkToronto, ONUniversity of KansasMedical CenterKansas City, KSUniversity of Medicine &Dentistry of New JerseyPiscataway, NJUniversity of MiamiTeleHealthMiami, FLUniversity of MichiganHealth SystemAnn Arbor, MIUniversity of Mississippi MedicalCenterJackson, MSUniversity of MissouriHealthcare, Telehealth NetworkColumbia, MOUniversity of New Mexico– Center for Telehealth andCybermedicine ResearchAlbuquerque, NMUniversity of OklahomaHealth Science CenterNorman, OKUniversity of PittsburghMedical Center –IMITS CenterPittsburgh, PAUniversity of TennesseeHealth Science CenterMemphis, TNUniversity of TexasMedical BranchGalveston, TXUniversity of Utah –Utah Telehealth NetworkSalt Lake City, UTUniversity of VirginiaCharlottesville, VAUS Army Medical InformationTechnology Center (USAMITC)Fort Sam Houston, TXUS Army Medical Research& Materiel Command(USAMRMC), The <strong>Telemedicine</strong>& Advanced TechnologyResearch Center (TATRC)Fort Detrick, MDUS Army Tropic RegionsTest CenterYuma, AZVA Great LakesHealth Care SystemMadison, WIVia Christi Health SystemWichita, KSViaHealth / RochesterGeneral HospitalRochester, NYVirginia CommonwealthUniversity Health SystemRichmond, VAVNA Healthcare Partnersof OhioCleveland, OHWalter Reed Army MedicalCenter – Department ofPsychiatryWashington, DCWestern PsychiatricInstitute and Clinic of UPMCPresbyterian ShadysidePittsburgh, PAWyoming Departmentof HealthCheyenne, WYMaking the commitment tosupport <strong>ATA</strong> at a higher levelRashid Bashshur, PhDUniversity of MichiganHealth SystemAnn Arbor, MIBarbara S. Harvath, RNHealth Technology CenterSan Francisco, CASumio MuraceToin Psychiatric HospitalInabe-gun, Mie, JapanLee S. Newman MD, MAOccupational HealthLink, Inc.Boulder, COLinda C. PowellTeleDerm Solutions, Inc.Midland, TXDena Puskin, ScDOffice for the Advancementof TeleHealthRockville, MDMitchell J. Rubin MDVirtua HealthLumberton, NJDiana UejbeBogota, ColombiaUniversity of North CarolinaChapel Hill, NC<strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> / LAS VEGAS NEVADA USA / WWW.AMERICANTELEMED.ORG 13
aTa corporate membersMaking a Strategic Investmentin the Future of the <strong>Telemedicine</strong> Industry<strong>ATA</strong>’s Circle andCorporate Membersrepresent companiesthat play a special rolein shaping the future ofthe telemedicine industry,positioning themselvesas leaders among thegrowing numbers ofemerging providers.Sustaining President’s Circle Members<strong>ATA</strong> IndustryCouncil LeadershipChairRon Emerson, RN, BSNDirector of Healthcare MarketsPolycom, Inc.Chair-ElectWilliam PaschalDirector, HealthcareApplicationsAT&T14 <strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> / LAS VEGAS NEVADA USA / WWW.AMERICANTELEMED.ORG
President’s Circle Level MembersCorporate MembersAdvancedDiagnostics<strong>American</strong> TeleCareAT&TThe Campania GroupChorus CallCisco SystemsConnections365Delphi MedicalSystemsGCI ConnectMDHealthanywhere Inc.,an IgeaCare SystemsCompanyHealthOneMedIBM Healthcare& Life SciencesiMetrikusLifeSizeCommunicationsLifeWatch Corp.McKesson ExtendedCare SolutionsMedwebMicrosoft HealthSolutions Group,HealthVaultQualcommRivuletCommunicationsSony MedicalSystemsSpecialists on CallSykes AssistanceServices CorporationUnitedHealth GroupVerizon<strong>American</strong> HealthServices / Delta HealthApplied MedicalSolutionsASGR Clinicale-Health SolutionsAspirus Wausau HospitalBEAM Telehealth,Capital HealthCanon USACentura Healthat HomeClickCareComputerizedScreening, Inc.Consult a DoctorCritical SignalTechnologiesCybernet SystemsCorporationEvangelical LutheranGood Samaritan SocietyFora CareGolden LivingGuardian 24/7HCCHoneywell HomMediMDsoftInfopia USAINRange SystemsInTouch HealthJEDMEDLifelink CorporationMedAppsPhilips VISICUPrecision DiagnosticServicesQuestcare MedicalServices, P.A.RSA MedicalSecure MedicalSHL <strong>Telemedicine</strong>TeleMed Experts<strong>Telemedicine</strong>Society of JapanTES AmericaAndina, Ltda.Thum InsuranceAgency, LLCValley Health –WinchesterMedical CenterVisual PathwaysVitaphone USACorporation<strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> / LAS VEGAS NEVADA USA / WWW.AMERICANTELEMED.ORG 15
<strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> <strong>Annual</strong> International <strong>Meeting</strong> and Exposition<strong>Meeting</strong> ScheduleEducation and Networking Opportunitiesfor the Up-to-Date <strong>Telemedicine</strong> Professionaln Education n Co-located & Partner <strong>Meeting</strong>s n Member Group Events n Exhibit Hall Eventsschedule at a glanceSaturday, April 257am-6pm ........Registration8am-6pm ........Partner <strong>Meeting</strong>s9am-4pm ........Telemed 101 Course9am-5pm . .......HL7 Cert. TutorialsMonday, April 27Sunday, April 267am-6pm ........Registration8am-3pm ........Telemed 201 Course8am-3pm ........HL7 Certification Tutorials8am-11am .......Half Day AM Courses8am-2pm ........International Summit8:30am-3pm ......Partner <strong>Meeting</strong>s12-3pm .........Half Day PM Courses2pm-3pm ........Intl Attendee Reception3:15- 4:15pm .....Opening Plenary4:15-7pm ........ Exhibit Hall OpeningReceptionSeepage 20for meetingroomreferencemap7am-6pm ........Registration7:30-9am ........SIG & DG Forums8:45am-4:30pm ...Partner <strong>Meeting</strong>s9:15-10:15am .....Concurrent Sessions9:15-10:15am .....Stimulus Briefing10:15-10:45am ....Exhibit Hall Coffee10:45-11:45am ....Concurrent Sessions10:45-11:45am ....Stimulus Briefing11:45am-1:15pm . .Exhibit Hall Lunch12-1:15pm .......<strong>ATA</strong>LACC <strong>Meeting</strong>1:15-2:15pm. . . . . .Concurrent Sessions1:15-2:15pm. . . . . .Stimulus Briefing2:15-2:45pm. . . . . . Exhibit Hall SIG, Chapter &Discussion Group Meet & Greet2:45-3:45pm. . . . . .Monday Plenary4-5pm. . . . . . . . . . .Concurrent Sessions5-6:16pm ........ Exhibit Hall Receptionand Poster PresentationsTuesday, April 287am-6pm ........Registration7:30-9am ........SIG & DG Forums8:45am-1:15pm ...Partner <strong>Meeting</strong>s8:30-10am .......<strong>ATA</strong> Industry Council9:15-10:15am .....Concurrent Sessions10:15-10:45am ....Exhibit Hall Coffee10:45-11:45am ....Concurrent Sessions11:45am-1:15pm . .Exhibit Hall Lunch1:15-2:15pm. . . . . .PIC<strong>ATA</strong> <strong>Meeting</strong>1:15-2:15pm. . . . . .Concurrent Sessions2:15-2:45pm. . . . . .Exhibit Hall Coffee2:45-3:45pm. . . . . .Concurrent Sessions4-5pm. . . . . . . . . . .Concurrent Sessions5:15-6:15pm. . . . . .Closing Plenary7-10pm. . . . . . . . . .Networking EventSaturday, April 257:00am-6:00pmRotunda8:00am-5:00pmRio/AmazonRegistration and Coffee LoungecourteSy of InfopIA uSAExhibit Set-up8:00am-6:00pm Army <strong>Telemedicine</strong> PartnershipMiranda <strong>Meeting</strong> in <strong>2009</strong>Empowering Personalized Healththrough Information TechnologySee page 28 for details8:00am-3:00pmBrasilia 19:00am-4:00pmPalma ABCD9:00am-5:00pmTropical EFGH9:00am-12:30pm1:30pm-5:00pm9:00am-11:00amFlamingo9:00am-4:00pmBrasilia 73:00pm-5:00pmBrasilia 13:00pm-6:30pmLambada5:00pm-6:30pmMiranda PatioSessionRecordingsAvailable!VISIT THE <strong>ATA</strong> LIVE LEARNINGCENTER DEMONSTRATION BOOTHAT <strong>ATA</strong> CENTRAL.SEE PAGE 24 FOR DETAILS.Office for the Advancementof TelehealthTechnical Assistance Workshop (OAT)See page 28 for detailsFULL-DAY CERTIFICATE COURSETelemed 101: An Introduction to<strong>Telemedicine</strong> and TelehealthSee page 32 for detailsHL7 CERTIFICATION TUTORIALSSee page 35 for detailsClinical Document Architecture (CDA)Introductory TutorialClinical Document Architecture (CDA)Advanced TutorialAppalachian Regional Commission<strong>Meeting</strong> (ARC) <strong>Telemedicine</strong>/Telehealth<strong>Program</strong> BriefingSee page 28 for detailsThird <strong>Annual</strong> Mobile HealthClinics IntensiveLaunching and Sustaininga Mobile Health <strong>Program</strong>See page 29 for detailsFCC Rural Healthcare Pilot<strong>Program</strong> BriefingSee page 28 for details<strong>ATA</strong> Board of Directors <strong>Meeting</strong>MHCN Forum Welcome ReceptionSee page 29 for details16 <strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> / LAS VEGAS NEVADA USA / WWW.AMERICANTELEMED.ORG
Session Recordings Available!VISIT THE <strong>ATA</strong> LIVE LEARNING CENTER DEMONSTRATIONBOOTH AT <strong>ATA</strong> CENTRAL. SEE PAGE 24 FOR DETAILS.Sunday, April 267:00am-6:00pmRotundaRegistration and Coffee LoungecourteSy of InfopIA uSA8:00am-12:00pm Exhibit Set-upRio/Amazon8:00am-3:00pmTropical EFGH8:00am-11:30am1:00pm-3:00pm8:00am-3:00pmPalma ABCD8:00am-11:00amTropical ABCDMiranda 5&6Miranda 7&88:00am-2:00pmMiranda 1&2HL7 CERTIFICATION TUTORIALS & TESTSee page 35 for detailsCDA Certification Test Preparation TutorialCDA Certification TestFULL-DAY CERTIFICATE COURSESee page 32 for detailsTelemed 201: Taking Your <strong>Program</strong> to the Next LevelMORNING CERTIFICATE COURSESSee page 33 for detailsTechnology: Introduction to <strong>Telemedicine</strong> TechnologyTelehealth Nursing: Telehealth Acrossthe Continuum of CareTelemental Health/Human Factors:A Critical Interface for Global HealthInternational <strong>Telemedicine</strong> SummitSee page 8 for details8:30am – 3:00pm Fifth <strong>Annual</strong> Mobile Health Clinics ForumBrasilia 2,3,6,7 See page 29 for details11:00am-1:00pmJaneiro12:00pm–2:00pmBrasilia 112:00pm-1:30pmFlamengo12:00pm-3:00pmTropical ABCDMiranda 5&6Miranda 7&8Palma EFGH1:00pm-3:00pmLambada2:00pm-3:00pmMiranda PatioFour Corners Telehealth ConsortiumSee page 28 for detailsJoint Canadian First Nations and<strong>American</strong> Indian Telehealth <strong>Meeting</strong>See page 28 for details<strong>Telemedicine</strong> and e-Health JournalEditorial Board LunchSee page 28 for detailsAFTERNOON CERTIFICATE COURSESSee page 34 for detailsBusiness & Finance: Buying theTechnology of TelehealthHome Telehealth & Remote Monitoring:The Continuum of Remote Monitoring ApplicationsTechnology: Advancements in Healthcare andPersonal Telehealth InteroperabilityTelemental Health: Standards of CurrentPractice and Brave New Frontiers<strong>ATA</strong> Policy Committee <strong>Meeting</strong>Committee members onlyInternational Attendee ReceptionSupported by globAlMedIA group3:15pm-4:15pmPenn & Teller TheaterF ELLOW4:15pm-7:00pmRio/AmazonOpening PlenaryPresidingElizabeth Krupinski, PhDPresident, <strong>ATA</strong>University of ArizonaTucson, AZDale Alverson, MDVice President, <strong>ATA</strong><strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> <strong>Program</strong> ChairUniversity of New Mexico Health SciencesAlbuquerque, NMKenneth Bird Distinguished LectureJames Henry “Red” Duke, MDUniversity of Texas Medical School at HoustonHouston, TXDr. Duke is a leading expert in trauma care, stressmanagement, medical media and the delivery of healthcarein remote and underdeveloped areas. Dr. Duke has servedas special assistant to the president of the UT Health ScienceCenter and holds one of the distinguished professorships atthe UT Medical School as the John B. Holmes Professor ofClinical Sciences. He established Houston’s Hermann HospitalLife Flight operations in 1976 and remains the MedicalDirector of its trauma and emergency services.Induction of <strong>ATA</strong> College of FellowsInduction into the <strong>ATA</strong> College of Fellows is a high honorthat recognizes significant achievements in telemedicine,service to the general telemedicine community and service to<strong>ATA</strong>. Fellows will be announced at the Opening Plenary.See page 76 for information on exhibitorsOpening Receptionin Exhibit HallSupported by boSchSee and handle more products related to telemedicinethan at any other meeting in the world.4:15pm-5:00pmAmazon Exhibit Hall, Cyber Lounge, Booth 1429<strong>ATA</strong> New Member and Student Member ReceptioncoordInAted by the AtA telerehAbIlItAtIon SIg5:30pm-6:15pmAmazon Exhibit Hall, Cyber Lounge, Booth 1429<strong>ATA</strong> Institutional Member ReceptionSupported by cAlIfornIA teleMedIcIneAnd eheAlth center5:00pm-5:45pmAmazon–Booth 1408Canadian Society of Telehealth ReceptionhoSted by teluS, heAlth SolutIonS<strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> / LAS VEGAS NEVADA USA / WWW.AMERICANTELEMED.ORG 17
Continued<strong>Meeting</strong> Schedulen Education n Co-located & Partner <strong>Meeting</strong>sn Member Group Events n Exhibit Hall EventsMonday, April 277:00am-6:00pmRotunda7:30am-9:00amMiranda 1&2Miranda 3&4Miranda 5&6Miranda 7&8Tropical EFGHTropical ABCDPalma EFGH8:00am-9:30amLambada8:45am-4:30pmBrasilia 2,3,6,79:15am-10:15am9:15am-10:15amPenn & Teller Theater10:15am-10:45amRio/Amazon10:45am-11:45am10:45am-11:45amPenn & Teller Theater11:30am-2:30pmBrasilia 111:45am-1:15pmRio/Amazon12:00pm-1:00pmFlamengo12:00pm-1:00pmLambada12:00pm-1:15pmBrasilia 4Registration and Coffee LoungecourteSy of InfopIA uSASIG & DISCUSSION GROUP FORUMSForums Convene either Monday or Tuesday MorningSee pages 9-11 for detailsBusiness & Finance SIGHome Telehealth & Remote Monitoring SIGHuman Factors SIGInternational SIGTelemental Health SIGEmergency Preparedness and Response SIGPediatric Telehealth Discussion GroupTelerehabilitation Standards Working GroupFifth <strong>Annual</strong> Mobile Health Clinics ForumSee page 29 for detailsConcurrent & Executive Roundtable SessionsSee page 38 for detailsTELEMEDICINE STIMULUS PACKAGE BRIEFINGSee pages 6-7 for detailsNote: This briefing will be repeated at10:45am and 1:15pmCoffee Break in Exhibit HallSupported by heAlth MAnAgeMent technologyConcurrent & Executive Roundtable SessionsSee page 40 for detailsTELEMEDICINE STIMULUS PACKAGE BRIEFINGSee pages 6-7 for detailsNote: This briefing will be repeated at9:15am and 1:15pmNorthwest Regional Telehealth Resource CenterNetwork Member <strong>Meeting</strong>See page 29 for detailsLunch in Exhibit HallSupported by nonIn MedIcAl<strong>ATA</strong> Standards & Guidelines Committee <strong>Meeting</strong>Committee members onlyTelemental Health SIG Ad Hoc <strong>Meeting</strong>Ongoing SIG discussions open to all attendeesSee page 11 for details<strong>ATA</strong> Latin <strong>American</strong> & Caribbean Chapter(<strong>ATA</strong>LACC) <strong>Meeting</strong>Supported by polycoM1:15pm-2:15pmPenn & Teller Theater2:15pm-2:45pmRio/Amazon2:45pm-3:45pmPenn & Teller TheaterTELEMEDICINE STIMULUS PACKAGE BRIEFINGSee pages 6-7 for detailsNote: This briefing will be repeated at9:15am and 10:45amCoffee Break in Exhibit Hall2:15pm-2:45pmAmazon<strong>ATA</strong> SIG, Chapter & Discussion GroupMeet & Greet in Exhibit HallSee page 9 for detailsMonday PlenaryPresidingElizabeth Krupinski, PhDPresident, <strong>ATA</strong>University of ArizonaTucson, AZThe Army Medical Department’s (AMEDD)Tele-TBI Initiatives: Today’s Military ApplicationsSetting the Pace for Tomorrow’s Civilian<strong>Telemedicine</strong> OpportunitiesJeffrey W. DaviesColonel, U.S. Army, Acting Commander,U.S. Army Medical Research & Materiel Command(USAMRMC), Ft. Detrick, MDPresentation of the MRMC Thurman AwardSupported by uSAMrMc<strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> <strong>Annual</strong> Awards Ceremony<strong>ATA</strong> President’s Award: IndividualSupported by the globAl teleMedIcIne group<strong>ATA</strong> President’s Award: InstitutionalSupported by AMd globAl teleMedIcIne, Inc.<strong>ATA</strong> President’s Award: InnovationSupported by Intouch heAlth<strong>ATA</strong> Industry Council Leadership AwardSupported by VeSAlIuS VentureS<strong>ATA</strong> SIG & Chapter Achievement AwardSupported by At&t<strong>ATA</strong> Student Paper AwardSupported by heAlthAnywhere Inc.,An IgeAcAre SySteMS coMpAny<strong>Telemedicine</strong> & e-Health Journal AwardSupported by MAry Ann lIebert, publISherS1:15pm-2:15pmConcurrent & Executive Roundtable SessionsSee page 42 for details4:00pm-5:00pmConcurrent & Executive Roundtable SessionsSee page 44 for details5pm-6:15pmRio/AmazonMonday Reception in Exhibit HallhoSted by VItAphone uSA5pm-6:15pmRio/AmazonPoster Presentations & Reception in Exhibit HallSee page 56 for details18 <strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> / LAS VEGAS NEVADA USA / WWW.AMERICANTELEMED.ORG
Save the date for <strong>ATA</strong> 2010! See details on page 105 >See page 20 for meetingroom reference mapTuesday, April 287:00am-6:00pmRotunda7:30am-9:00amMiranda 1&2Miranda 3&4Miranda 5&6Miranda 7&8Tropical EFGHTropical ABCDPalma EFGH8:00am-9:00amJaneiro8:00am-11:45amBrasilia 2,3,6,78:30am-10:00amBrasilia 59:15am-10:15am10:15am-10:45amRio/Amazon10:45am-11:45am11:30am-1:00pmBrasilia 111:45am-1:15pmRio/Amazon12:15pm-1:15pmLambada1:15pm-2:15pmTANDBERGBooth 413, Rio1:15pm-2:15pm2:15pm-2:45pmRio/Amazon2:45pm-3:45pm4:00pm-5:00pmRegistration and Coffee LoungecourteSy of InfopIA uSASIG & DISCUSSION GROUP FORUMSForums Convene either Monday or Tuesday MorningSee pages 9-11 for detailsOcular SIGTechnology SIGTeledermatology SIGTelehealth Nursing SIGTelerehabilitation SIGTeleICU Discussion GroupTelepathology Discussion GroupHome Telehealth & Remote Monitoring SIGTelehospice Sub-committee <strong>Meeting</strong>Open to all attendeesFifth <strong>Annual</strong> Mobile Health Clinics ForumSee pages 29 for details<strong>ATA</strong> Industry Council <strong>Meeting</strong>Circle Members OnlyConcurrent & Executive Roundtable SessionsSee page 46 for detailsCoffee Break in Exhibit HallSupported by future heAlthcAreConcurrent & Executive Roundtable SessionsSee page 48 for detailsSIG, Chapter & Discussion GroupLeadership Luncheon <strong>Meeting</strong>Chairs & Vice-chairs onlyLunch in Exhibit HallSupported by MedAppSiCons in Medicine Advisory Board <strong>Meeting</strong><strong>ATA</strong> Pacific Islands Chapter (PIC<strong>ATA</strong>) <strong>Meeting</strong>See page 11 for detailsSupported by tAndbergConcurrent & Executive Roundtable SessionsSee page 50 for detailsCoffee Break in Exhibit HallConcurrent & Executive Roundtable SessionsSee page 52 for detailsConcurrent & Executive Roundtable SessionsSee page 54 for details5:15pm-6:15pmBrasilia 2Closing PlenaryPresidingElizabeth Krupinski, PhDPresident, <strong>ATA</strong>University of ArizonaTucson, AZPresentation of Poster AwardsState of the IndustryJonathan LinkousChief Executive Officer, <strong>ATA</strong>Washington, DC<strong>ATA</strong>: The Year AheadKaren S. Rheuban, MDPresident-Elect, <strong>ATA</strong>Medical Director, Office of <strong>Telemedicine</strong>,Professor of Pediatrics, Senior Associate Deanfor CME and External AffairsUniversity of VirginiaCharlottesville, VA7:00pm-10:00pm <strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong>Poolside at RioNetworking EventSupported by At&teVenIngunderthe StArS<strong>ATA</strong>’s closing networking events arealways spectacular, and this year isno exception. The Rio’s pool will betransformed into a magical setting foryou to mingle with your colleagues.Of course, there will be quiet spotsfor networking and great food, drinkand music for everyone to enjoy.One ticket is provided complimentarywith a full meeting registration.Additional tickets are available at<strong>ATA</strong> registration for $95 each.Children 16 and younger are free;please request a complimentary childticket from the <strong>ATA</strong> registration desk.<strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> / LAS VEGAS NEVADA USA / WWW.AMERICANTELEMED.ORG 19
<strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> <strong>Annual</strong> International <strong>Meeting</strong> and ExpositionRio Convention Center Floor PlanThe Entire <strong>Annual</strong> <strong>Meeting</strong> is Under One Roof andon One Level – Including Networking and Social Events!n <strong>ATA</strong> Central n Education n Co-located & Partner <strong>Meeting</strong>s n Exhibit Hall EventsCocoSpeaker Ready RoomPosters PostersTangoTATRC OfficeRio StageGreen RoomsAmazon BallroomExhibit HallConga<strong>ATA</strong> Boardand Staff Office<strong>ATA</strong> Broadcast StudioRio Pavilion Exhibit HallLambadaMain Concourse Main ConcoursePalma ABCD<strong>ATA</strong>CentralPalma EFGHTropical ABCDTropical EFGHBrasilia5Brasilia4Brasilia1SalsaMHCN ConcourseMiranda 7,8Miranda 5,6ChoroBrasilia6Mobile HealthClinics ForumBrasilia2Brasilia7Brasilia3Miranda 3,4Miranda 1,2Miranda PatioFlamengoJaneiroRotundaRegistrationand CoffeeLoungeBelizePenn & Teller TheaterHotel20 <strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> / LAS VEGAS NEVADA USA / WWW.AMERICANTELEMED.ORG
<strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> <strong>Annual</strong> International <strong>Meeting</strong> and ExpositionGeneral InformationaTa <strong>2009</strong> meeting location information<strong>ATA</strong> registration, sessions and exposition arelocated on one level in the Rio All-Suite Hotel &Casino Convention Center.Rio All-Suite Hotel& Casino Convention Center3700 W. Flamingo RoadLas Vegas, NV 89103866-746-7671Transportation to the StripA complimentary shuttle service runs from10am-1am daily from the Rio to Paris Las Vegasand to Harrah’s Las Vegas. Luggage isnot permitted. The shuttle is located at theCarnival World Buffet Entrance area. Taxis areavailable at the front hotel entrance.Baggage CheckContact the Rio valet service at the hotelentrance to check bags.Rio Business CenterThe Rio Business Center is a one-stop shopfor all business needs. Services include Fed Exand UPS shipping, copies, printing, binding,posters, internet suites, fax services and wirelessinternet. The Rio Business Center is located onthe convention floor of the Rio All-Suite Hotel andCasino, near <strong>ATA</strong> Registration. Hours of operationare Mon-Fri 7am-6pm; Sat.-Sun. 8am-4pm.Shipping Address3700 W. Flamingo RoadLas Vegas, NV 89103Phone: 702-777-2476Fax: 702-777-6565Email: riobusinesscenter@yahoo.comConvention Center and <strong>Meeting</strong>Room Reference MapFor your convenience, a map is includedon page 20.<strong>ATA</strong> Staff andBoard of Directors OfficesThe <strong>ATA</strong> offices are located in the Conga room.MessagesDuring business hours, urgent phone callsshould be directed to the <strong>ATA</strong> Staff Officeslocated in the Conga room. The phonenumber is 702-822-9410.Speaker Ready RoomThe Speaker Ready Room is located inthe Coco Room. All speakers should go to theSpeaker Ready Room at least two hours inadvance of their scheduled session to uploadpresentations onto the <strong>ATA</strong> Audio-Visual NetworkSystem. Staff is available in this room for anysupport or questions.The Speaker Ready Room is open Saturday,April 25 – Tuesday, April 28, 7:00am-6:00pm.Ad Hoc <strong>Meeting</strong> RoomsAvailable to <strong>ATA</strong> MembersAttendees may reserve rooms for ad hocmeetings during the week. <strong>Meeting</strong> rooms canaccommodate groups of up to 80 and are pre-setwith various seating arrangements. Requests toreserve an ad hoc meeting room should be madeat the <strong>ATA</strong> Staff Office in the Conga room. Allmeetings are subject to approval by <strong>ATA</strong>.<strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> / LAS VEGAS NEVADA USA / WWW.AMERICANTELEMED.ORG 21
<strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> <strong>Annual</strong> International <strong>Meeting</strong> and ExpositionGeneral InformationaTa registrationRotundaSaturday, April 25 – Tuesday, April 287:00am-6:00pmWelcome to <strong>ATA</strong> RegistrationCoffee LoungecourteSy of InfopIA uSAOnce you’ve registered, grab your name badgeand bag and have a cup of coffee or tea on us.The Rotunda is a great place to people-watch,connect with colleagues or flip through the <strong>2009</strong>Final <strong>Program</strong>.aTa centralStop by <strong>ATA</strong> Central, located in the Main Concourse, to learn about everythingthat is happening in the Association, including membership informationand how to participate in upcoming meetings and other initiatives.Telmed Liability Insurancefor <strong>Telemedicine</strong> ProfessionalsA Product of the Campania Group, availableexclusively to <strong>ATA</strong> MembersThe Campania Group offersa new professional liabilityinsurance policy tailoredto meet the unique needsof individuals, institutionsand companies engaged inproviding remote healthcare services. The liabilityproduct line, called TelMed, is being offeredby the Campania Group, an innovative leaderin the development of insurance programs fortrade associations representing the healthcareindustry. Campania’s TelMed products areavailable exclusively to <strong>ATA</strong> members. Formore information, visit americantelemed.org orcampaniagroup.com.Take Advantage of <strong>ATA</strong> LiveLearning Center–Experience <strong>ATA</strong><strong>2009</strong> long after you’ve left!LIVELEARNINGCENTERAll concurrent sessions at<strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> are being audiorecordedand will be accessibleto you 24/7 via the online<strong>ATA</strong> Live Learning Center inStreaming Media format orfor download – even to your MP3 player. Thesessions will contain the presenter’s audio,fully synchronized to their PowerPoint slides, toprovide you with a true multimedia recreationof the event. User notes, online handouts andthe MP3 file for downloads are just some ofthe additional features. (Please note: CEUsare not available for the sessions purchasedthrough the <strong>ATA</strong> Live Learning Center.) Stopby the <strong>ATA</strong> Live Learning Center at <strong>ATA</strong> Centralin the Main Concourse to learn more aboutthis exciting multi-media opportunity andto purchase a set of conference recordingsfor you and your staff. More informationavailable on page 24.Certificates of AttendanceAttendees who require a certificate ofattendance for the <strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> <strong>Annual</strong> <strong>Meeting</strong>may request a form at the <strong>ATA</strong> Registration Desklocated in the Rotunda.<strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> BagscourteSy of polycoMThe <strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> bags contain all the materials youneed to maneuver the conference, including your<strong>2009</strong> Final <strong>Program</strong>.Name BadgescourteSy of tAndberg<strong>Annual</strong> <strong>Meeting</strong> attendees must wear theirname badges to all official meeting functions.Your name badge is your passport to all<strong>Annual</strong> <strong>Meeting</strong> events and is included in yourregistration packet. Admittance to educationalprograms, plenary sessions, social events or anyfood and beverage functions will not be allowedwithout the proper badge. If you lose yourbadge, please go the <strong>ATA</strong> Registration Desk fora replacement.<strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> Attendee ListcourteSy of IntelA copy of the <strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> Attendee List has beenprovided in each attendee’s registration bag. Allattendees who registered prior to the meetingand chose to be included are listed.Cyber LoungeSupported by boSchA Cyber Lounge area is available, free of charge,in the Amazon Exhibit Hall, Booth 1429 duringExhibit Hall hours, Sunday evening – Tuesdayafternoon.22 <strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> / LAS VEGAS NEVADA USA / WWW.AMERICANTELEMED.ORG
<strong>ATA</strong> Broadcast Studiosproduced by hoMe cAreInforMAtIon networkRio Pavilion Exhibit Hallon Stage<strong>ATA</strong> will interview telemedicineleaders and exhibitors at<strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong>. The Home CareInformation Network will hostlively discussions that will beavailable on the <strong>ATA</strong> web site.aTa <strong>2009</strong>networking event7:00pm-10:00pmEvening Under the StarsPoolside at the Rio HotelSupported by At&t<strong>ATA</strong>’s closing networking eventsare always spectacular, and thisyear is no exception. The Rio’s poolwill be transformed into a magicalsetting for you to mingle with yourcolleagues. Of course, there willbe quiet spots for networking andgreat food, drink and music foreveryone to enjoy.One ticket is providedcomplimentary with a full <strong>ATA</strong>meeting registration. Additionaltickets are available at <strong>ATA</strong>registration for $95 each. Children16 and younger are free; pleaserequest a complimentary child ticketfrom the <strong>ATA</strong> registration desk.aTa expositionshow hoursAmazon and RioSunday, April 264:15pm-7:00pm . ...Opening ReceptionMonday, April 277:30am-10:15am . ..Special Appt. only10:15am-2:45pm . ..Exhibit Hall Open2:45pm-3:45pm . ...Closed for Plenary Session4:00pm-6:15pm . ...Exhibit Hall Open5:00pm-6:15pm . ... Monday Reception& Poster PresentationsTuesday, April 287:30am-10:15am ...Special Appt. only10:15am-2:45pm ...Exhibit Hall Open<strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> / LAS VEGAS NEVADA USA / WWW.AMERICANTELEMED.ORG 23
<strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> <strong>Annual</strong> International <strong>Meeting</strong> and ExpositionGeneral InformationConference Recordingswith audio and PowerPointpresentations from the<strong>ATA</strong> Live Learning Center meanyou don’t have to worry aboutmissing sessions!NEWTHISYEAR!Experience <strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> long after you’ve left!All concurrent sessions at <strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> areLIVELEARNING being recorded and will be accessible toCENTER you 24/7 via the online <strong>ATA</strong> Live LearningCenter in Streaming Media format or for download –even to your MP3 player. The sessions will contain thepresenter’s audio fully synchronized to their PowerPoint’sto provide you with a true multimedia recreation of theevent. User notes, online handouts and the MP3 filefor downloads are just some of the additional features.(Please note: CEUs are not available to individuals whodid not attend <strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> for sessions purchased throughthe <strong>ATA</strong> Live Learning Center.)Stop by the <strong>ATA</strong> Live Learning Center DemonstrationBooth at <strong>ATA</strong> Central in the Main Concourse to learnmore about this exciting multi-media opportunityand to purchase a set of conference recordings foryou and your staff.<strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> Attendee PriceOn-site and Post-ConferenceFull Conference Recording: Includes all Concurrent Sessions .....$195Half Day Courses . .....................................$75Best Value: Includes full conference and 7 short courses . ........$599Non-Attendee PricePost-Conference (Member or Non-Member)Full Conference Recording: Includes all Concurrent Sessions .....$625meeting proceedingsAbstracts<strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> session abstracts are publishedseparately in <strong>ATA</strong>’s official journal, <strong>Telemedicine</strong>and e-Health. Attendees and <strong>ATA</strong> Membersreceive a complimentary copy of this journalwhich is also available online after the meeting onthe Members-only section of the <strong>ATA</strong> web site.Cell Phones, Beepers andOther Electronic DevicesPlease be courteous to presenters and fellowattendees. <strong>ATA</strong> requests that you turn offor silence your cell phone, beeper and otherelectronic devices while in educational andplenary sessions.Session Q&A: Use MicrophonePlease note: All concurrent education sessions arebeing audio-recorded this year. Attendees whowish to ask questions must use floor microphoneslocated in all concurrent session rooms.Half Day Courses . .....................................$150Best Value: Includes full conference and 7 short courses . ........$99924 <strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> / LAS VEGAS NEVADA USA / WWW.AMERICANTELEMED.ORG
<strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> <strong>Annual</strong> International <strong>Meeting</strong> and ExpositionPeer Review &Awards CommitteesaTa peer review committeeDale Alverson, MD<strong>Program</strong> ChairUniversity of New MexicoHealth SciencesAlbuquerque, NMNina M. Antoniotti,RN, MBA, PhDMarshfield Clinic TeleHealthMarshfield, WIDavid C. BalchDCB Consulting, LLCGreensboro, NCGail Barker, PhD, MBAAdministration and Finance,Arizona <strong>Telemedicine</strong><strong>Program</strong>, University ofArizona, Phoenix, AZRashid Bashshur, PhDUniversity of MichiganAnn Arbor, MIJean-Louis Belard,MD, PhDUSAMRMC TATRCFort Detrick, MDBonnie Britton,MSN, RNRoanoke ChowanCommunity Health CenterAhoskie, NCMark Carroll, MDIndian Health ServiceFlagstaff, AZJerry Cavallerano,PhD, ODJoslin Diabetes CenterBeetham Eye InstituteBoston, MANeil Charness, PhDFlorida State UniversityTallahassee, FLEllen Cohn, PhDRERC on Telerehabilitation –University of PittsburghPittsburgh, PAElizabethann RaitzCowboy, MD,MSOD, FCCPeCare ICUVia Christi Health SystemWichita, KSKenneth Curley, MDUSAMRMC TATRCFort Detrick, MDBob Cuyler, PhDDiamond HealthcareHouston, TXStuti Dang, MDMiami VA HealthcareSystemMiami, FLCharles R. Doarn, MBACenter for SurgicalInnovationUniversity of CincinnatiCincinnati, OHKaren Edison, MDUniversity of MissouriHealthcareTelehealth NetworkDermatology DepartmentColumbia, MORon Emerson, RN, BSNPolycom CorporationManchester, MERichard EvansUtah Telehealth NetworkSalt Lake City, UTA. StewartFerguson, PhDAlaska Native Tribal HealthConsortiumAnchorage, AKEarl Ferguson,MD, PHDRidgecrestRegional HospitalRidgecrest, CAPramod Gaur, PhDHealthanywhere Inc., anIgeaCare Systems CompanyKanata, ON CanadaMarc Goldyne,MD, PhDUniversity of CaliforniaSan FranciscoSan Francisco, CAJanet Grady, DPh, RNMount Aloysius CollegeCresson, PADwight Holden, MDMcCurtainMemorial HospitalIdabel, OKOklahoma State UniversityCenter for Health SciencesSanta Fe, NMJim Katzenstein, PhDHealthspan InternationalFoundationMission Viejo, CAChad Koyanagi, MDUniversity of HawaiiHonolulu, HIElizabethKrupinski, PhDUniversity of ArizonaTucson, AZFrancisco La Rosa, MDUniversity of ColoradoDenverAurora, COEva LaiUSAMRMC TATRCFort Detrick, MDHelen Li, MDUniversity of TexasGalveston, TXMarie MannViTel Net, Inc.McLean, VARon MazikCnow, IncSwedesboro, NJThelma McCloskyArmstrongEastern Montana<strong>Telemedicine</strong> NetworkBillings, MTCraig Ono, MDShriners Hospitalsfor ChildrenHonolulu, HIKrisan PalmerAtlantic Health SciencesCorporationSt. John, NB CanadaLaurie Poole,RN, BScN, MHSAOntario <strong>Telemedicine</strong>NetworkToronto, ON CanadaKaren Rheuban, MDUniversity of VirginiaCharlottesville, VAScott Simmons, MSUniversity of MiamiMiller School of MedicineMiami, FLDeborahSutherland, PhDUniversity of SouthFlorida HealthTampa, FLDeborahTheodoros, PhDUniversity of QueenslandBrisbane, Queensland,AustraliaJoe TracyLehigh Valley HealthNetworkBethlehem, PACarolyn Turvey, PhDUniversity of IowaIowa City, IAMark VanderWerfConsultantCambridge, MAHarry Wang, MS, MBAParks AssociatesDallas, TXJohn WinstonUSAMRMC TATRCFort Detrick, MDJill Winters, PhD, RNColumbia College of NursingMilwaukee, WIIngrid Zimmer-Galler, MDJohns Hopkins Hospital/Wilmer Eye InstituteFrederick, MDaTa awardscommitteeA. Stewart Ferguson, PhDChairAlaska Native TribalHealth ConsortiumAnchorage, AKEd Brown, MDOntario TelehealthNetworkToronto, ON, CanadaDale Alverson, MDUniversity of New MexicoHealth SciencesAlbuquerque, NMSteve NormandinAMD Global<strong>Telemedicine</strong>, Inc.Lowell, MARobert Waters, JDCenter for Telehealthand E-Health LawWashington, DC<strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> / LAS VEGAS NEVADA USA / WWW.AMERICANTELEMED.ORG 25
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<strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> <strong>Annual</strong> International <strong>Meeting</strong> and ExpositionCo-located and Partner <strong>Meeting</strong>sYour Opportunity to Meet with Colleaguesfrom a Wide Range of Organizationssaturday, april 25Army <strong>Telemedicine</strong>Partnershipsin <strong>2009</strong><strong>Meeting</strong> Medical Challengesin a Changing WorldEmpowering Personalized Healththrough Information Technology8:00am-6:00pmMirandaThe U.S. Army Medical Research andMateriel Command, (USAMRMC) through its<strong>Telemedicine</strong> & Advanced Technology ResearchCenter (TATRC) will once again sponsor thevery popular “<strong>Meeting</strong> Medical Challenges in aChanging World” series during <strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong>. Thetheme of this one-day meeting is “EmpoweringPersonalized Health through InformationTechnology.” This program will explore how readilyaccessible computerized personal medical recordswill improve access to personalized health care.Three specific topic areas will focus on theimpact that information technology will have onpersonalized health such as present and futuremega trends, applications of mobile technologiesand the challenges of interoperability. Presentationsof these innovative technology efforts by Armymanagedinvestigators and research partners willfocus on state-of-the-art tools and technologieswhich will enable healthcare providers to readilyaccess and analyze personal medical informationin order to provide patients with the best andsafest answers to their medical needs. A separateregistration fee of $125 is required.Office for the Advancementof TelehealthTelehealth Technical AssistanceWorkshop (OAT)8:00am-3:00pmBrasilia 1The Office for the Advancement of Telehealth(OAT) serves as a focal point for telehealthactivities within the DHHS Health Resourcesand Services Administration. OAT promotes theadoption of advanced technologies to providehealth care services and education for theunderserved. During the <strong>ATA</strong> <strong>Annual</strong> <strong>Meeting</strong>,current and former grantees will gather to discussthe program and other issues related to telehealth.This meeting is intended for current and formerOAT grantees only. Registration is required.Appalachian RegionalCommission <strong>Meeting</strong> (ARC)<strong>Telemedicine</strong> / Telehealth <strong>Program</strong> <strong>Meeting</strong>9:00am-11:00amFlamengoThe ARC serves 422 counties in parts of 12 statesincluding: AL, GA, KY, MD, MS, NY, NC, OH,PA, SC, TN, VA and all of West Virginia. Potentialgrantees are invited to attend this discussionof the ARC’s current telemedicine / telehealthprogram, and learn more about the possibilitiesof using ARC funds to match other Federalgrant programs and how to apply for funding.Registration is not required.FCC Rural Health CarePilot <strong>Program</strong> <strong>Meeting</strong>3:00pm-5:00pmBrasilia 1The Universal Service Administrative Company(USAC) manages the Federal CommunicationsCommission’s (FCC) rural health care programthat provides discounts for telecommunicationservices and monthly Internet service chargesto rural health care providers. In 2007, theFCC announced the selection of 69 applicants,representing 42 states and three U.S. territories,to receive up to $417 million for the constructionof statewide or regional broadband telehealthnetworks under the Rural Health Care Pilot<strong>Program</strong>. USAC will again convene an informalmeeting of applicants, service providers andothers interested in learning about progress ofthe pilot program and the creation of telehealthnetworks. USAC staff will be available to answergeneral questions or to discuss specific projects.The meeting is free and open to all attendees.Separate registration is not required.sunday, april 26Four Corners Telehealth Consortium11:00am-1:00pmJaneiroThe Four Corners Telehealth Consortium wasformed among New Mexico, Arizona, Utah,and Colorado to serve as a model for regionaltelehealth collaboration in the United Statesunconstrained by geographical or jurisdictionalbarriers. Members of the Consortium will meetto discuss ongoing initiatives. This meeting is byinvitation only.<strong>Telemedicine</strong> and e-HealthJournal Editorial Board Lunch12:00pm-1:30pmFlamengoThe <strong>Telemedicine</strong> and e-Health Journal is theofficial journal of the <strong>American</strong> <strong>Telemedicine</strong>Association. The editorial board convenes eachyear in conjunction with the <strong>ATA</strong> <strong>Annual</strong> <strong>Meeting</strong>.This meeting is by invitation only.Joint Canadian First Nations and<strong>American</strong> Indian Telehealth <strong>Meeting</strong>12:00pm-2:00pmBrasilia 1Representatives from the Canadian First Nations/Inuit Health Branch and the US Indian HealthService/Tribal communities will meet to discussitems of mutual interest related to telehealth.The meeting is open to all individuals interestedin health service delivery for Canadian First Nationand <strong>American</strong> Indian/Alaska Native communities.No pre-registration is required.Canadian Society of TelehealthReception5:00pm-5:45pmAmazon Exhibit Hall, Booth 1408hoSted by teluS, heAlth SolutIonSThe Canadian Society for Telehealth will provideinformation about upcoming activities in theexhibit area. Members will host an informalget-together during the Opening Receptionin the Amazon Exhibit Hall.monday, april 27Continua Health Alliance:Path to Certification10:45am-11:45amBrasilia 5Continua’s Certification program allows consumersto clearly identify products and services entering themarketplace that adhere to Continua guidelines forinteroperability and data consistency within a personalhealth system. The Continua Certified logo is theirassurance a device will reliably communicate andexchange information with other certified productsand services, creating an ecosystem of connectedhealth solutions that enable consumers to bettermanage their health. Join this Executive Roundtablesession to learn more about what ContinuaCertification entails and what it means to the industry.28 <strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> / LAS VEGAS NEVADA USA / WWW.AMERICANTELEMED.ORG
Northwest Regional TelehealthResource Center NetworkMember <strong>Meeting</strong>11:30am-2:30pmBrasilia 1The Northwest Regional Telehealth ResourceCenter (NRTRC) was created in 2005 to advancetelehealth in the Western region. Representativesfrom 35 health care organizations in 8 statesand the US-Affiliated Pacific Islands worked todevelop a collective mission and vision, create aBoard of Directors, by-laws, and a consortiumto advance the concept of a multi-state Center.The Resource Center is hosting a meeting fortheir network members. This meeting is notopen to the public.Tuesdays, april 28iCons in Medicine AdvisoryBoard <strong>Meeting</strong>12:15pm-1:15pmLambadaiCons in Medicine is a global network that linksvolunteer specialty physicians with health careproviders working in medically underservedareas. The mission of iCons in Medicine is toimprove health care in remote and medicallyunderserved areas and to reduce global healthdisparities. The Advisory Board is meeting inconjunction with <strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong>. This meeting is notopen to the public.wednesday, april 29& Thursday, april 30Northwest Regional TelehealthResource Center Board ofDirectors <strong>Meeting</strong>8:00am-5:00pmFlamingoThe Northwest Regional Telehealth ResourceCenter (NRTRC) was created in 2005 to advancetelehealth in the Western region. Representativesfrom 35 health care organizations in 8 statesand the US-Affiliated Pacific Islands worked todevelop a collective mission and vision, create aBoard of Directors, by-laws, and a consortiumto advance the concept of a multi-state Center.The Board of Directors will meet following the<strong>ATA</strong> <strong>Annual</strong> <strong>Meeting</strong>.The Fifth <strong>Annual</strong>mobile health clinics forumMobile Healthcare: The Valueof Prevention in AddressingHealth DisparitiesSunday, April 26, 8:30am-3:00pmMonday, April 27, 8:45am-4:30pmTuesday, April 28, 8:00am-11:45amBrasilia 2, 3, 6, 7Presented by Mobile Health Clinics Network (MHCN)In partnership with the <strong>American</strong><strong>Telemedicine</strong> AssociationJointly sponsored with University of Nevada LasVegas School of Dental Medicine and USF Health– University of South Florida College of MedicineThe FORUM is the nation’s largest gatheringof mobile health and telehealth specialistsMobile Healthcare professionals share theirinsights and invaluable expertise on a broadrange of topics. Whether you currently operatea mobile health clinic or launching a new mobileoutreach program, the Forum curriculum willenhance your skills and expand your knowledgebase.General Sessions focus on the expandinguse of mobile health technology as a preventivecare tool for addressing health disparitiesnationwide. Breakout Sessions address suchtopics as budget development, business plans,funding options and grant writing, marketing,specialty vehicle design, establishing universalbenchmarks, outcomes assessment, electronicmedical records, political advocacy, emergencyresponse, and the integration of telehealth/telemedicine technology.OPENING KEYNOTEAddressing Health Inequities:One Systems ResponseEileen BarsiDirector, Community BenefitCatholic Healthcare WestThe Mobile Health Clinics Pavilion inthe Rio Exhibit Hall features manufacturersof specialty vehicles who are displayingdemonstration models of eleven custombuilt health vehicles to tour and additionalexhibitors who are available to discussvehicle financing, insurance, medicalequipment and related software, andstate-of-the-art telemedicine technology.Third <strong>Annual</strong> Pre-ForumIntensive Training CourseLaunching and Sustaininga Mobile Health <strong>Program</strong>Saturday, April 25, 9:00am-4:00pmBrasilia 7Separate registration is required to attendMHCN <strong>Annual</strong> Forum and the Pre-ForumIntensive Training Course. Information onthis meeting is available at Registration in theRotunda or at the MHCN Hospitality Deskoutside Brasilia 2.Co-ChairsOscar Arevalo, DDS, MPHChief, Division of Dental Public Health, Universityof Kentucky College of Dentistry, Lexington, KYKathy Ficco, RNExecutive Director, Community Health Clinics,St. Joseph’s Health System, Santa Rosa, CALinda Hammel<strong>Program</strong> Director, Fox Chase Cancer Center,Philadelphia, PAStephen Samuelson, MPAExecutive Director, Mobile C.A.R.E. Foundation,Chicago, ILInternational Co-ChairJorge Valdez, MDDirector General, Health Planning &Development, Ministry of Health, MexicoFacilitatorsJennifer BennetExecutive Director, The Family Van/HarvardMedical School. Boston, MAJames Comeaux, LCSWChief Operating Officer, St. Charles CommunityHealth Center, Luling, LANevada State HostsNevada Health Centers, University of NevadaLas Vegas School of Dental MedicineNational HostsFree Clinics of the Western Region, Marchof Dimes Foundation, Mobile Health ProvidersCoalition of Chicago, National Association ofCommunity Health Clinics, VSP Vision Care<strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> / LAS VEGAS NEVADA USA / WWW.AMERICANTELEMED.ORG 29
<strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> <strong>Annual</strong> International <strong>Meeting</strong> and ExpositionPre-<strong>Meeting</strong> Certification and Certificate CoursesLearn from the Experts in <strong>Telemedicine</strong> and Telehealthby taking <strong>ATA</strong> Pre-meeting Certificate CoursesCourses require separateregistration.Course FeesFull Day Course $250Half Day Course $150Half Day with Recording $225Half Day Courses will be recordedand available for purchase. FullDay Course recordings are notavailable for purchase. See page24 for details or visit the the<strong>ATA</strong> Live Learning CenterDemonstration Booth at <strong>ATA</strong>Central in the Main Concourse.Lunch is available for purchase onyour own at a variety of restaurantswithin the Rio.Full Day CoursesSaturday, April 259:00am-4:00pmPalma ABCDTELEMEDICINE 101An Introduction to <strong>Telemedicine</strong>and TelehealthcoordInAted by unIVerSIty ofcAlIfornIA dAVIS heAlth SySteMThis executive overview and high-levelintroduction to telemedicine, is designed foradministrators, physicians, IT specialists, andoperations managers who would like to establisha new or expand an existing telemedicine ortelehealth program. Participants are guidedthrough strategic planning, clinical, operationaland technical considerations, and legal issuesimportant in implementing a successfultelemedicine program.ModeratorShelley Palumbo, MS, CCC-SLPAssistant Chief, Operations and Administration, Centerfor Health and Technology, UC Davis Health System,Sacramento, CAFacultyJana Katz-Bell, MPHAssistant Dean, Interprofessional <strong>Program</strong>s, University ofCalifornia, Davis School of Medicine & Betty Irene MooreSchool of Nursing, Sacramento, CAJames Marcin, MD, MPHAssociate Professor, Pediatric Critical Care Medicine, Director,Pediatric <strong>Telemedicine</strong> Center for Health and Technology,University of California Children’s Hospital, Sacramento, CAThomas Nesbitt, MD, MPHAssociate Dean, Outreach and Continuing MedicalEducation, University of California, Davis Health System,Sacramento, CAAnna Orlowski, JDChief Health System Counsel, University of California, DavisHealth System, Sacramento, CAShelley Palumbo, MS, CCC-SLPAssistant Chief, Operations and Administration, Centerfor Health and Technology, UC Davis Health System,Sacramento, CAGeorge WuTechnical Manager, Center for Health and Technology,University of California, Davis School of Medicine,Sacramento, CASunday, April 268:00am-3:00pmPalma ABCDTELEMEDICINE 201Taking your <strong>Program</strong>to the Next LevelcoordInAted by the unIVerSIty ofcAlIfornIA dAVIS heAlth SySteMThis advanced course is designed foradministrators, physicians, IT specialists, andoperation managers who would like to take anexisting telemedicine program to the next level.Participants will focus on considerations to securelong term sustainability.ModeratorJaveed Siddiqui, MD, MPHAssociate Medical Director, Center for Health & Technology,University of California, Davis School of Medicine,Sacramento, CAFacultyNEWADVANCEDCOURSEJana Katz-Bell, MPHAssistant Dean, Interprofessional <strong>Program</strong>s, University ofCalifornia, Davis School of Medicine & Betty Irene MooreSchool of Nursing, Sacramento, CAJames Marcin, MD, MPHAssociate Professor, Pediatric Critical Care Medicine, Director,Pediatric <strong>Telemedicine</strong> Center for Health and Technology,University of California Children’s Hospital, Sacramento, CAAnna Orlowski, JDChief Health System Counsel, University of California, DavisHealth System, Sacramento, CAShelley Palumbo, MS, CCC-SLPAssistant Chief, Operations and Administration, Centerfor Health and Technology, UC Davis Health System,Sacramento, CAGeorge WuTechnical Manager, Center for Health and Technology,University of California, Davis School of Medicine,Sacramento, CA30 <strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> / LAS VEGAS NEVADA USA / WWW.AMERICANTELEMED.ORG
Stay up-to-date within-depth courses onhot topicsHalf Day Morning CoursesSunday, April 268:00am-11:00amTropical ABCDTECHNOLOGYIntroduction to <strong>Telemedicine</strong>TechnologycoordInAted by AtA technology SIgThis course is an introduction to anumber of technological aspects ofemploying telemedicine. The targetaudience is individuals will little orno experience in the field that havean interest in or intent to employa telemedicine offering. (Advanced<strong>Telemedicine</strong> Technology is offeredas an afternoon course.)ModeratorRichard EvansSenior Software Engineer, Utah TelehealthNetwork, Salt Lake City, UTFacultyJeff BrownCorporate Team Lead, Center for ConnectedHealth, Partners Health Care, Boston, MARich EvansSenior Software Engineer, Utah TelehealthNetwork, Salt Lake City, UTJeff Shuckra, MS, CVE, GSECVideo Conferencing Engineer, Utah TelehealthNetwork, Salt Lake City, UTRon MazikProject Manager, CNOW, Inc,Swedesboro, NJSessionRecordingsAvailable!VISIT THE <strong>ATA</strong> LIVE LEARNINGCENTER DEMONSTRATION BOOTHAT <strong>ATA</strong> CENTRAL.SEE PAGE 24 FOR DETAILS.Miranda 5&6TELEHEALTH NURSINGTelehealth across theContinuum of CarecoordInAted by AtAteleheAlth nurSIng SIgThis course will highlight four telehealthinitiatives that have been established toassist in the management of chronic healthproblems. Background, infrastructure,outcomes, and cost considerationswill be addressed. Each presentationwill highlight some of the challenges,as well as the solutions that wereidentified and implemented. The fourareas covered will include: call centers,diabetes self-management, post-operativemanagement of cardiac surgical patients,and management and rehabilitation forpersons with heart failure. Following thefour presentations, participants will divideinto moderated break-out groups thatwill address current challenges, possiblesolutions, and future directions fortelehealth. The last portion of the coursewill be a panel discussion that will share thehighlights from the discussions and providea forum for further dialogue.ModeratorJill Winters, PhD, RNDean and Professor, Columbia Collegeof Nursing, Milwaukee, WIFacultyNina M. Antoniotti, RN, MBA, PhDDirector, Marshfield Clinic TeleHealth,Marshfield, WIJackie Hickey RN,Outreach Coordinator, Sykes TelehealthSolutions, Toronto, ON, CanadaCindy Leenknecht, MS, APRN, BC, CCRPInterim Director, Clinical Nurse Specialist-Telehealth,Partners in Health <strong>Telemedicine</strong> Network, Billings, MTJill Winters, PhD, RNDean and Professor, Columbia Collegeof Nursing, Milwaukee, WIMiranda 7&8TELEMENTAL HEALTH/HUMAN FACTORSTelemental Health & Human Factors –A Critical Interface for Global HealthcoordInAted by AtA teleMentAl heAlth SIgAnd huMAn fActorS SIgExperts will discuss mental health problems from a globalperspective and address the top issues facing telemedicinein the mental health specialties. Particular attention will begiven to human factors issues in this arena. The course willfocus on six broad areas: bridging the divide between patientand practitioner; bridging the divide between practitioner andpractitioner; intercultural psychotherapy and what makes itwork; medication and its impact on the relationship betweenpatient and provider in a multicultural environment and, whopays for global care.Co-ModeratorsTerry Rabinowitz, MDProfessor of Psychiatry and FamilyMedicine, University of VermontCollege of Medicine, MedicalDirector, <strong>Telemedicine</strong> andPsychiatric Consultation Services,Fletcher Allen Health Care,Burlington, VTJames Katzenstein, PhDExecutive Director, HealthSpanInternational Foundation, MissionViejo, CAFacultyBonnie Faberow,RN, BSN, CCRPProject Manager/Nurse Coordinator,Cardiovascular Division, University ofPennsylvania, Philadelphia, PADaphne Halkias, PhDVisiting Professor, Senior ResearchFellow, Consultant for SpecialProjects to the Executive VicePresident, Hellenic <strong>American</strong>University, Athens, GreeceEmily Seto, PEng, MScBiomedical Engineer, Department ofMedical Engineering/SIMS, UniversityHealth Network, Ontario, CanadaEugene Augusterfer, LCSWHarvard University, Global MentalHealth <strong>Program</strong> & Creative StrategiesInternational, LLC, McLean, VAJoseph Cafazzo, PhD, PEngCentre for Global eHealthInnovation, University HealthNetwork and the University ofToronto, Toronto, CanadaJames Katzenstein, PhDExecutive Director, HealthSpanInternational Foundation, MissionViejo, CAElizabeth A. Krupinski, PhDAssistant Director, <strong>Program</strong>Evaluation, University of Arizona,Department of Radiology –Research, Tucson, AZTerry Rabinowitz, MDProfessor of Psychiatry and FamilyMedicine, University of VermontCollege of Medicine, MedicalDirector <strong>Telemedicine</strong> and PsychiatricConsultation Services, Fletcher AllenHealth Care, Burlington, VTLisa Roberts, PhDClinical and National Sales Manager,Viterion TeleHealthcare, Bellvue, WAJay Shore, MD, MPHAssistant Professor, University ofColorado at Denver, <strong>American</strong>Indian and Alaska Native <strong>Program</strong>s,Aurora, CO<strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> / LAS VEGAS NEVADA USA / WWW.AMERICANTELEMED.ORG 31
ContinuedPre-<strong>Meeting</strong> CoursesHalf Day Afternoon CoursesSunday, April 2612:00pm-3:00pmTropical ABCDBUSINESS & FINANCEBuying the Technologyof TelehealthcoordInAted by AtA buSIneSS And fInAnce SIgThis course will cover the basics of developing abusiness plan for telehealth, with an emphasison the procurement of technology. Topicswill include buying and selling technology fortelehealth and Universal Service support fortelehealth bandwidth.ModeratorWilliam England, PhD, JDVice-President, Rural Health Care Division, Universal ServiceAdministrative Company, Washington, DCFacultyJoe D’IorioManager, Healthcare Services, TANDBERG, Inc, Peabody, MAWilliam England, PhD, JDVice-President, Rural Health Care Division, Universal ServiceAdministrative Company, Washington, DCEarl Ferguson, MD, PhDDirector, <strong>Telemedicine</strong>, Outreach and Rural HealthcareDevelopment, Ridgecrest Regional Hospital, Ridgecrest, CAMike Holcomb, MSAssociate Director, Network Architecture, Arizona<strong>Telemedicine</strong> <strong>Program</strong>, Tucson AZWilliam PaschallDirector, Healthcare Applications, AT&T, Austin TXCamelia L. Rogers, MPP<strong>Program</strong> Manager, Rural Health Care, Universal ServiceAdministrative Company, Washington, DCNancy Rowe, BA<strong>Telemedicine</strong> <strong>Program</strong> Manager, Northern ArizonaRegional Behavioral Health Authority, Flagstaff, AZEugene Sullivan, BS, MSSMDirector of the Office of <strong>Telemedicine</strong>,University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VANancy VorheesCOO, Inland Northwest Health Services,Spokane, WAMiranda 5&6HOME TELEHEALTHAND REMOTE MONITORINGThe Continuum of RemoteMonitoring ApplicationscoordInAted by AtA hoMe teleheAlthAnd reMote MonItorIng SIgRemote monitoring is a important tool thatenables health care delivery in increasinglydiverse populations. Vast opportunities exist forcollaborating across this continuum outside theacute care setting. Expert speakers in this coursewill provide attendees with key information andresources on the “state of the art” in remotemonitoring. This course also offers a range ofperspectives from diverse home telehealth andremote monitoring settings and addresses currenteconomic impact and related policy and legislativeefforts in this market segment.Co-ModeratorsSusan Dimmick, PhDProject Manager, Clinical Specialist,Intel Corporation, Knoxville, TNBonnie Perry Britton, MSN, RN, CChief Operating Officer, Roanoke ChowanCommunity Health Center, Ahoskie NCFaculltyJoseph Cafazzo, PhD, PEngCentre for Global eHealth Innovation, University HealthNetwork and the University of Toronto, Toronto, CanadaKathy Duckett, RN, BSNDirector of Clinical <strong>Program</strong>s Partners Healthcare,Partners Home Care, Waltham, MAGlenn G. Hammack, OD MSHIPresident, NuPhysicia, LLC, Houston, TXKaren Rheuban, MDProfessor of Pediatrics, Senior Associate Dean for CME andExternal Affairs, Medical Director, Office of <strong>Telemedicine</strong>University of Virginia Health System, Charlottesville, VADeborah Randall, JDPartner, Arent Fox, Washington, DCAlexis SilverVice President, Policy and Clinical Affairs, Home CareAssociation of New York State, Albany, NYMark VanderWerf, BSConsultant, Cambridge, MAMiranda 7&8TECHNOLOGYAdvancements in Healthcare andPersonal Telehealth InteroperabilitycoordInAted by AtA technology SIgIn order to achieve the vision of connectedhealth, telemedicine and connected healthcareprocesses must be interoperable. Industry-lead(e.g. Continua Health Alliance) and governmentsponsored(e.g. HITSP) organizations have beendeveloping use cases, standards, and guidelinesto achieve this goal. This session will examineemerging standards that will support personaltelehealth. Key technologies to be discussedinclude: USB, BlueTooth, the IEEE 11073 dataformatting standards, HL7 and more. Thissession will also serve as an update for lastyear’s related course.ModeratorDouglas J. McClure, MIMCorporate Manager, Center for Connected Health,Partners Healthcare, Boston, MAFacultyRick Cnossen, MCSDirector- Personal Health Enabling, Intel Digital HealthGroup, Hillsboro, ORNathan HoggeSenior Software Architect, Alaska Native Tribal HealthConsortium, Anchorage, AKDouglas J. McClure, MIMCorporate Manager, Center for Connected Health,Partners Healthcare, Boston, MASessionRecordingsAvailable!VISIT THE <strong>ATA</strong> LIVE LEARNINGCENTER DEMONSTRATION BOOTHAT <strong>ATA</strong> CENTRAL.SEE PAGE 24 FOR DETAILS.32 <strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> / LAS VEGAS NEVADA USA / WWW.AMERICANTELEMED.ORG
Save the date for <strong>ATA</strong> 2010! See details on page 105 >Please note: Sessionrecordings are not availablefor HL7 training coursesHL7 Clinical Document Architecture (CDA)Training and CertificationHalf Day Courses and Certification ExamPalma EFGHTELEMENTAL HEALTHTelemental Health – Standards of Current Practiceand Brave New FrontierscoordInAted by AtA teleMentAl heAlth SIgExperts from the field will discuss innovative applications in telementalhealth, including: recent advances using telemental health and homemonitoring; use of web-based learning to conduct a course on the practiceof telemental health; development of a global mental health trauma triageprogram and; remote management of an inpatient geripsychiatric unitthrough videoteleconferencing. Faculty will emphasize novel applicationsby presenting clinical vignettes demonstrating the use of multiple platformsfrom sophisticated research on actual mental health outcomes. This coursewill also cover standards and guidelines for the technical, clinical, andadministrative components of telemental health practice.Co-ModeratorsDwight Holden, MDMedical Director, New Directions GeriatricPsychiatry Unit, McCurtain MemorialHospital, Idabel, OK, Psychiatrist, OklahomaState University Center for Health SciencesMobile <strong>Telemedicine</strong> Clinic, Santa Fe, NMCarolyn Turvey, PhDAssociate Professor of Psychiatry,University of Iowa, Psychiatry ResearchMEB, Iowa City, IAFacultyEugene Augusterfer, LCSWHarvard University, Global Mental Health<strong>Program</strong> & Creative Strategies International,LLC, McLean, VAIverson Bell, Jr., MDPsychiatrist at Large, Atlanta, GARobert Cuyler, PhDSenior Vice President, DiamondHealthcare, Houston, TXBrain Grady, MDDirector, TeleMental Health, Department ofPsychiatry, University of Maryland Baltimore,School of Medicine, Baltimore, MDPhil Hirsch, PhDDirector, Access Psychiatry, LLC,Seattle, WADwight Holden, MDMedical Director, New Directions GeriatricPsychiatry Unit, McCurtain MemorialHospital, Idabel, OK, Psychiatrist, OklahomaState University Center for Health SciencesMobile <strong>Telemedicine</strong> Clinic, Santa Fe, NMEve-Lynn Nelson, PhDAssistant Director, Kansas UniversityCenter for <strong>Telemedicine</strong> and Telehealth,Kansas City, KSDena Puskin, ScDDirector, Office for the Advancement ofTelehealth, Office of Health InformationTechnology, Health Resources and ServicesAdministration, Rockville, MDTerry Rabinowitz, MDProfessor of Psychiatry and Family Medicine,University of Vermont College of MedicineMedical Director, <strong>Telemedicine</strong> andPsychiatric Consultation Services, FletcherAllen Health Care, Burlington, VTLisa Roberts, PhDClinical and National Sales Manager,Viterion TeleHealthcare, Bellvue, WAJay Shore, MD, MPHAssistant Professor, University of Coloradoat Denver, <strong>American</strong> Indian and AlaskaNative <strong>Program</strong>s, Aurora, COCarolyn Turvey, PhDAssociate Professor of Psychiatry,University of Iowa, Psychiatry ResearchMEB, Iowa City, IAPeter Yellowlees, MBBS, MDProfessor of Psychiatry, UC Davis, Director ofthe Health Informatics Graduate <strong>Program</strong>,UC Davis, Sacramento, CAcoordInAted by AtA technology SIgTake the HL7 certification test and add “HL7 certified” to your credentialsHealth Level Seven (HL7) certification is fast becoming a requirementin today’s competitive healthcare market. Advance your career andenhance your marketability by participating in <strong>ATA</strong>’s HL7 trainingcourses – specifically designed for the telehealth community Learn about thebasic organizational tools needed to implement HL7’s CDA standards in yourorganization. These tutorials prepare you to take the CDA Certification exam.InstructorCalvin E. BeebeTechnical Specialist, Mayo Integrated Clinical Systems,Mayo Clinic, Rochester, MNSaturday, April 259:00am-12:30pmTropical EFGHClinical DocumentArchitecture (CDA)Introductory TutorialSeparate registration feeCost: $250The Clinical Document Architecture is HL7’sspecification for standards-based exchangeof clinical documents. The class presents thebusiness case for CDA, its primary designprincipals, and an overview of the technicalspecification. It also describes the toolsavailable for CDA creation, management,and distribution and the current workon CDA summary documents, includingthe Care Record Summary (CRS) and theContinuity of Care Document (CCD).1:30pm-5:00pmTropical EFGHClinical DocumentArchitecture (CDA)Advanced TutorialSeparate registration feeCost: $250CDA implementation requires understandingthe CDA refinement of the RIM (the CDARMIM), the Version 3 data types and howthese combine with controlled vocabulariesto form “clinical statements.” This classdiscusses the principles of semanticinteroperability with CDA and how these arereflected in the CDA model and implementedin the CDA schema. It also reviews the CDARMIM, schema and data types and a detailedwalkthrough of samples of CDA documents,coded using clinical statements.Sunday, April 268:00am-11:30amTropical EFGHCDA CertificationTest PreparationSeparate registration feeCost: $250This course is designed to better preparestudents for taking the CDA CertificationExam. Participants are encouraged tocarefully read the CDA Release 2.0 Standardas well as possess basic knowledge ofVersion 3. Attending the CA Introductoryand Advanced tutorials are alsorecommended.1:00pm-3:00pmTropical EFGHCDA CertificationTest (Release 2.0)Separate registration feeCost: $130 for HL7 members;$195 for non-membersThe HL7 CDA Release 2.0 certificationexam will be given at <strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong>. The examincludes multiple-choice questions and ascore of 84% or higher for CDA Release 2.0is needed for certification. Attending theIntroductory and Advanced tutorials as wellas the CDA Certification Test Preparationcourse are also recommended.<strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> / LAS VEGAS NEVADA USA / WWW.AMERICANTELEMED.ORG 33
<strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> <strong>Annual</strong> International <strong>Meeting</strong> and ExpositionExecutive RoundtablesTop Executives in the Industry Discuss the Futureof <strong>Telemedicine</strong> from a Corporate PerspectiveCoordinated by the <strong>ATA</strong> Industry CouncilMonday, April 27Brasilia 5NEWTHISYEAR!1210:45am-11:45am9:15am-10:15amROI for <strong>Telemedicine</strong><strong>ATA</strong>, in conjunction with the Businessand Finance SIG and IndustryCouncil, conducted a survey withDatamonitor to identify and documentreturn on investment (ROI) data fortelemedicine. The study will be usedin developing model business cases forintegrating telemedicine services withinclinical settings. This is an importantinitiative and will help advancethe industry. Join these corporateexecutives to discuss the importanceof the findings, doing research on ROIand the next steps.MODERATORRon Emerson<strong>ATA</strong> Industry Council ChairGlobal Director of HealthcarePolycomPARTICIPANTSJoel BarthelemyManaging DirectorGlobal Media GroupJoe D’IorioManagerHealthcare ServicesTANDBERGBrenda EckenSenior AssociateBooz Allen HamiltonMichael HelmbrechtDirector of Product ManagementLifeSize CommunicationsLarry ZaykowskiHealthcare Solutions ConsultantVerizonJeff SchmitzSr. V.P. of Marketingand SalesRivuletContinua Health Alliance:Path to CertificationContinua’s Certification programallows consumers to clearly identifyproducts and services entering themarketplace that adhere to Continuaguidelines for interoperability anddata consistency within a personalhealth system. The Continua Certifiedlogo is their assurance a device willreliably communicate and exchangeinformation with other certifiedproducts and services, creating anecosystem of connected healthsolutions that enable consumers tobetter manage their health. Join thissession to learn more about whatContinua Certification entails and whatit means to the industry.MODERATORRick CnossenChair, Continua AllianceTechnical Working GroupDirector, Personal Health EnablingIntel Digital Health GroupPARTICIPANTSChuck ParkerExecutive DirectorContinua AllianceJayant Parthasarathy, Ph.D.Nonin Medical Inc.Vice-Chair, Continua Alliance TechnicalWorking GroupDouglas J. McClureVice-Chair, ContinuaAlliance Technical Working GroupCorporate Manager, Centerfor Connected HealthPartners HealthcareHorst MerkleSecretary, Continua Health AllianceDirector Information ManagementSystems Diabetes CareRoche Diagnostics Corporation31:15pm-2:15pmCreating ElectronicInfrastructure to ReduceCost and Improve PatientCare QualityA statewide, secure network forproviding telemedicine servicesand exchanging critical healthcareinformation among providersis transforming how healthcareinformation is accessed anddelivered by the state healthcarecommunity. The result is increasedpatient safety, reduced costs andimproved quality of care.MODERATORKeith WilliamsCEO, Community HealthAT&TPARTICIPANTSRhonda Chetney, MS, RNDirector of Clinical Support SystemsIntel HealthNick AugustinosGlobal Healthcare SolutionsSenior Director, InternetBusiness SolutionsCisco Systems, Inc.Bud FlagstadVice PresidentStrategic InitiativesUnitedHealth Group44:00pm-5:00pmDirect to Customer<strong>Telemedicine</strong>New technology andtelecommunications platforms arebringing healthcare home to thepoint of need consumer. An array ofproviders in consumer technology andtraditional telecommunications areserving this market. Hear what theysay about the future of this criticalsegment of the telemedicine industry.MODERATORDonald Jones, JDVice President,Business DevelopmentHealth & Life SciencesQualcommPARTICIPANTSRichard Bakalar, MDChief Medical OfficerIBMChris StakutisVice PresidentEmerging TechnologiesCALance JamesCEOe-TelMed34 <strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> / LAS VEGAS NEVADA USA / WWW.AMERICANTELEMED.ORG
These sessions are open to allattendees. Please note: CEU creditis not available for these sessionsTuesday, April 28Brasilia 5510:45am-11:45amRecent CorporateExpansion into theTelehealth Arena:What the Trend Meansfor the IndustryThe past few years have seen asteady increase in the acquisition ofsmaller telehealth companies by largemultinational corporations. Whatdrives these organizations to move intothe telemedicine sector? Join thesecorporate executives as they discuss thefuture of the telemedicine market andits implications for business.MODERATORDerek NewellCEOHealth Hero (Bosch)PARTICIPANTSJim MurphyVP Business Developmentand QualitySykes Assistance Services(Clinidata)Cynthia PachecoGeneral Manager of PhilipsTelehealth SolutionsPhilips (Visicu, Raytheon, Lifeline)Sunil HazarayCEOViterion (Bayer)61:15pm-2:15pm<strong>Telemedicine</strong> Aroundthe WorldEvery nation approaches the deliveryof health care differently. This resultsin unique opportunities and barriersto the deployment of telemedicine.Knowledge about the experiences inother countries can help in identifyingsolutions at home and potentialpartnerships abroad. These executiveshave extensive experience working withtelemedicine around the world and willshare their lessons learned.MODERATORPramod Gaur, PhDChair, <strong>ATA</strong> International SIGCEOHealthanywhere Inc., anIgeaCare Systems CompanyChair, <strong>ATA</strong> International SIGPARTICIPANTSSteve NormandinPresidentAMD Global <strong>Telemedicine</strong>, Inc.Pete Killcommons, MDCEOMedwebAllen IzadpanahPresident & CEOViTel NetSabina CoraluppiDirector of OperationsChorus Call72:45pm-3:45pmNew Pathways toSpecialist Care<strong>Telemedicine</strong> has enabled theformation of a new breed of healthcareorganization: private clinical serviceproviders that offer specialty servicesto multiple facilities. The structure andoperation of these new entities differ,but they share similar challenges andopportunities for collaboration withexisting healthcare institutions andtelemedicine networks. Hear how foursuch companies operate and how youcan take advantage of the servicesthey offer.MODERATORDennis SantoliPresidentCampaniaPARTICIPANTSSteve Constantine, BA, MA,CAAMA, CPIMS, CHSDirector of Medical & Video ServicesGCI ConnectMDGary GregoryPresident, CEOAdvanced Diagnostics LLCBrian Rosenfeld, MDExecutive Vice-President & ChiefMedical OfficerPhilips VISICUJoe Peterson, MDChief Executive OfficerSpecialists On Call, Inc.84:00pm-5:00pmTelehealth for Chronic Careand Disease ManagementProbably the single largest challengeto health systems around the worldis dealing with the growing demandsrelated to chronic care. <strong>Telemedicine</strong>has the potential to be a tremendousasset in keeping patients healthy,at home and out of healthcareinstitutions. Hear from leaders in thefield who will discuss technologyand additional components whichwill advance the business case fortelehealth/telemonitoring.MODERATORRandall S. Moore, MD, MBAChairman and CEO<strong>American</strong> Telecare, Inc.PARTICIPANTSMatt SandersCEOiMetrikusEd SiemensDirector of Marketing & SalesA&D MedicalMark SmithBusiness Development ManagerDelphi Medical SystemsTom ReddyCEOConnections365Marikay K. MenardVice President, Clinical StrategyLifeWatch, Inc. / A Card GuardCompanyGazi Abdulhay, MD, FACOG, FACFCEO & ChairmanHealthOneMed<strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> / LAS VEGAS NEVADA USA / WWW.AMERICANTELEMED.ORG 35
<strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> <strong>Annual</strong> International <strong>Meeting</strong> and ExpositionConcurrent & Executive RoundtableSessions at a GlanceConcurrent Session Details Begin on Page 38Miranda 1&2 Miranda 3&4 Miranda 5&6 Miranda 7&8Monday, April 27Clinical9:15am-10:15am Session 1<strong>Telemedicine</strong> for Chronic CareManagement: Diabetes10:45am-11:45am Session 9Remote ICUHome Telehealth,Remote Monitoring &Disease Management Operations OperationsSession 2New Paradigm of ChronicCare Management: MedicaidDemo Proves Value of IVRbasedRemote MonitoringSession 10Evidence-Based DiseaseManagement Protocols forHome Telehealth: Experiencein the Veterans AdministrationSession 3Growth is a Double-EdgedSword: The OperatingChallenges of Large<strong>Telemedicine</strong> NetworksSession 11The Use of Multiple<strong>Telemedicine</strong> Modalities toAddress Geographical HealthDisparities in AppalachiaSession 4Getting to Outcomes: How toDesign and Present Outcomesfor <strong>Telemedicine</strong> InitiativesSession 12A Guide for Designing andSustaining <strong>Program</strong>matic<strong>Telemedicine</strong> Research1:15pm-2:15pm Session 17Applications for Strokeand NeurologySession 18Innovative <strong>Program</strong> InitiativesSession 19Leveraging Technologyto Improve Care for RuralVeteransSession 20International TelehealthApproaches to IncreasingAccess to Eye Care4:00pm-5:00pmSession 25Remote Surgical ProjectsSession 26Holistic Wellbeing Monitoringfor Proactive Chronic CareManagementSession 27Publishing <strong>Telemedicine</strong>Session 28Improving Communications inUsing <strong>Telemedicine</strong>Tuesday, April 289:15am-10:15am Session 33Dynamic Workload Allocationwithin the Air Force UpdateSession 34The <strong>Telemedicine</strong> Continuum:From Long Term Acute CareHospital (LTACH) to HomecareSession 35Using <strong>Telemedicine</strong> inCorrectional CareSession 36Statewide <strong>Program</strong>s10:45am-11:45am Session 41Remote Imaging ServicesSession 42CMS Demo Using Device-FreeRemote Monitoring PlatformImproves Care, Outcomes &Physician EngagementSession 43Clinical Operations ISession 44Three Approaches to<strong>Telemedicine</strong> in Arkansas1:15pm-2:15pm Session 49Digital Pathology Utility inDiagnosis and CompanionApplications to ImproveAdoption and FamiliaritySession 50<strong>Telemedicine</strong> in RehabilitationSession 51Clinical Operations IISession 522008 Telehealth Forecasting:A Roadmap for the ComingDecade2:45pm-3:45pm Session 57Outcomes Studies inAdvanced Prosthetics,Amputee, and HumanPerformance ResearchSession 58Diabetes and ExerciseApplicationsSession 59Taking <strong>Telemedicine</strong> toWalmart - The HoustonExperienceSession 60Telehealth TechnologyWorkforce Issues4:00pm-5:00pm Session 65Telerehabilitation ApplicationsSession 66Innovations in the MedicalHome: Maximizing HealthSystems’ Ability throughRemote MonitoringSession 67Business Models: Making a<strong>Telemedicine</strong> <strong>Program</strong> WorkSession 68Business Processes36 <strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> / LAS VEGAS NEVADA USA / WWW.AMERICANTELEMED.ORG
Save the date for <strong>ATA</strong> 2010! See details on page 105 >Coordinated by the<strong>ATA</strong> Industry Council(See page 34 for details)Please Note: CEU credit is notavailable for these sessionsTropical EFGH Tropical ABCD Palma EFGH Palma ABCD Brasilia 5Operations Policy TechnologySession 5Organizational and BusinessApproaches in OtherCountriesSession 6Improving Advocacy for<strong>Telemedicine</strong>Session 7Mobile 2.0 for NextGeneration Tele-HealthTelementalHealthSession 8Cross Cultural Considerationsin TelepsychiatryExecutiveRoundtablesER1Report on the ROI Studyfor <strong>Telemedicine</strong>Session 13International <strong>Program</strong>sSession 14Overcoming ReimbursementBarriersSession 15Using Cell Phones to DeliverHealthcareSession 16Incorporating TelementalHealth into an AcademicDepartmentER2Continua Health Alliance:Path to CertificationHome Telehealth,Remote Monitoring &Disease ManagementSession 21A Smart Phone EnabledRemote Monitoring andDisease Management <strong>Program</strong>for Employees with DiabetesSession 22Medicaid Reimbursement forRemote HealthcareSession 23New Innovations inTechnology for <strong>Telemedicine</strong>Session 24Innovative Treatment IniativesER3Creating ElectronicInfrastructure to Reduce Costand Improve Patient CareQualitySession 29Using Telehealth to SupportACT: The Role of Technologyin Team InterventionsSession 30Legal and Regulatory IssuesSurrounding <strong>Telemedicine</strong>Session 31International TechnologyApplicationsSession 32Innovative <strong>Program</strong>ApplicationsER4Direct to Customer<strong>Telemedicine</strong>PediatricsSession 37Pediatric Inpatient<strong>Telemedicine</strong>Session 38Hot Topics on Capitol Hill andPublic PolicySession 39<strong>Telemedicine</strong> in DisasterResponseSession 40US Air Force TelementalHealth <strong>Program</strong>, FromConcept to ImplementationSession 45Telepediatrics for AutismSupport and Child AbuseExaminationsSession 46Universal Service <strong>Program</strong>sEmergencyPreparedness &Disaster ResponseSession 47Emerging InnovativeTelehealth Technologies inthe Next Five Years: FederalFunders PerspectivesSession 48US Army Wide Tele-TBI ProjectClinicalER5Recent Corporate Expansioninto the Telehealth Arena:What the Trend Means forthe IndustrySession 53Managing Asthma UsingRemote MonitoringSession 54Using <strong>Telemedicine</strong> forEmergency Burn TreatmentSession 55Innovative TechnologyApplications from DODSession 56TeledermatologyER6<strong>Telemedicine</strong> Aroundthe WorldSession 61School-Based ApplicationsSession 62Remote Trauma CareSession 63Innovations in TechnologySession 64Women’s Health through<strong>Telemedicine</strong>A Panel DiscussionER7New Pathways toSpecialist CareSession 69Innovative <strong>Program</strong>sSession 70Disaster ResponseSession 71Implementing Standards andGuidelines for <strong>Telemedicine</strong>Session 72Inpatient <strong>Telemedicine</strong>ER8Telehealth for Chronic Careand Disease Management<strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> / LAS VEGAS NEVADA USA / WWW.AMERICANTELEMED.ORG 37
<strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> <strong>Annual</strong> International <strong>Meeting</strong> and ExpositionConcurrent & Executive Roundtable SessionsMonday 9:15 am – 10:15 amMiranda 1&2 Miranda 3&4 Miranda 5&6 Miranda 7&8ClinicalHome Telehealth,Remote Monitoring &Disease Management Operations OperationsSESSION 1INDIVIDUAL PRESENTATIONSSESSION 2PRESENTATION PANELSESSION 3PRESENTATION PANELSESSION 4PRESENTATION PANELTELEMEDICINE FORCHRONIC CAREMANAGEMENT: DIABETESMODERATORSusan L. Dimmick, PhD,Project Manager/ClinicalSpecialist, Intel Corporation,Knoxville, TN331<strong>Telemedicine</strong> FacilitatesDelivery of a Diabetes Self-Management InterventionPRESENTERRich Davis, MD, Professor andChair, University of SouthCarolina Department ofOphthalmology, Columbia, SC9Using Video Cell PhoneReminders in DiabetesMellitusPRESENTERRobert Vigersky, MD, Director,Diabetes Institute, WalterReed, Walter Reed ArmyMedical Center,Washington, DC75A New Paradigm of ChronicCare Management: MedicaidDemo Proves Value of Ivr-BasedRemote MonitoringMODERATORRandall Williams, MD, FACC,Founder and CEO, PharosInnovations, Northfield, ILPANELISTSThomas Kline, MD, MedicalDirector, Iowa Medicaid Enterprise,Des Moines, IAWilliam Appelgate, PhD, ExecutiveDirector, Iowa Chronic CareConsortium,Des Moines, IARandall Williams, MD, FACC,Founder and CEO, PharosInnovations, Northfield, IL347Growth is a Double-EdgedSword: The OperatingChallenges of Large<strong>Telemedicine</strong> NetworksMODERATORDeborah A. Jeffries, PhD,Director, Healthcare Markets,Polycom, Inc., Littleton, MAPANELISTSAlexander H. Vo, PhD,University Of Texas MedicalBranch, Galveston, TXA. Stewart Ferguson, PhD,Director of Telehealth,Alaska Native Tribal HealthConsortium, Anchorage, AKRon Riesenbach, MSC, MBA,PEng, VP Innovation andInformation Technology,CIO, Ontario <strong>Telemedicine</strong>Network, Toronto, Ontario,Canada501Getting to Outcomes:How to Design and PresentOutcomes for <strong>Telemedicine</strong>InitiativesMODERATORElizabeth Krupinski, PhD,Professor, University ofArizona, Arizona <strong>Telemedicine</strong><strong>Program</strong>, Tucson, AZPANELISTSElizabeth Krupinski, PhD,Professor, University ofArizona, Arizona <strong>Telemedicine</strong><strong>Program</strong>, Tucson, AZBonnie Britton, MSN, RN, C,Chief Nursing Officer / GrantsManagement, RoanokeChowan Community HealthCenter, Ahoskie, NCPamela Whitten, PhD,Professor and AssociateDean, Department ofTelecommunications,Information Studies andMedia, Michigan StateUniversity, East Lansing, MISessionRecordingsAvailable!VISIT THE <strong>ATA</strong> LIVE LEARNINGCENTER DEMONSTRATION BOOTHAT <strong>ATA</strong> CENTRAL.SEE PAGE 24 FOR DETAILS.38 <strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> / LAS VEGAS NEVADA USA / WWW.AMERICANTELEMED.ORG
Coordinated by the<strong>ATA</strong> Industry Council(See page 34 for details)Please Note: CEU credit is notavailable for these sessionsTropical EFGH Tropical ABCD Palma EFGH Palma ABCD Brasilia 5Operations Policy TechnologyTelementalHealthExecutiveRoundtablesSESSION 5INDIVIDUAL PRESENTATIONSORGANIZATIONAL ANDBUSINESS APPROACHES INOTHER COUNTRIESMODERATORDale Alverson, MD, Professor ofPediatrics and Regents Professor,Medical Director, Center forTelehealth and CybermedicineResearch, University of NewMexico, Albuquerque, NM444<strong>Telemedicine</strong> Business Cases:New Business Models for NewMarketsPRESENTERXavier Urtubey, MD, MBA, CEO,eSalud Americas, Buenos Aires,Argentina173Quality and CostImprovements throughTelecardiology in Minas Gerais,BrazilPRESENTERMaria Beatriz Alkmim, MD,Coordinator of HC/UFMGTelehealth Center, UniversityHospital of Federal University ofMinas Gerais, Belo Horizonte,Brazil189A Framework to Evaluate theOrganizational and PolicyImpacts of CHITS in thePhilippinesPRESENTERShainur Premji, BA(Hon), MSc (C),University of Calgary, Calgary,CanadaSESSION 6INDIVIDUAL PRESENTATIONSIMPROVING ADVOCACYFOR TELEMEDICINEMODERATORKaren Edison, MD, AssociateProfessor and Chair ofDermatology, University ofMissouri Healthcare TelehealthNetwork, DermatologyDepartment, Columbia, MO150Collaborative PolicyDevelopment forAdvancing <strong>Telemedicine</strong>PRESENTERChristine Martin, MBA, PMP,Executive Director, California<strong>Telemedicine</strong> & eHealth Center(CTEC), Sacramento, CA294Legislative Lessons:<strong>Telemedicine</strong> SustainabilityStrategies of a Proven<strong>Program</strong>PRESENTERCurtis Lowery, MD, Director,ANGELS / Center for DistanceHealth, University of Arkansasfor Medical Sciences, LittleRock, AR484Legislative AdvocacyEfforts Regarding Nationaland State <strong>Telemedicine</strong>PRESENTERElizabeth Cowboy, MD, FCCP,Medical Director, eCare ICU,Via Christi Health System,Wichita, KSSESSION 7PRESENTATION PANEL146MOBILE 2.0 FOR NEXTGENERATION TELE-HEALTHMODERATORShoshana Loeb, PhD,Executive Director, TelcordiaTechnologies, Piscataway, NJPANELISTSShoshana Loeb, PhD,Executive Director, TelcordiaTechnologies, Piscataway, NJMary Foto, OTR, FAOTA,CCM, Chief ExecutiveOfficer, The Foto Group, Inc,Montecito, CAGeorge Collier, PhD, EMT-B,Senior Scientist, TelcordiaTechnologies, Inc, Piscataway,NJRuss Fischer, PhD, SeniorScientist, TelcordiaTechnologies, Piscataway, NJSESSION 8INDIVIDUAL PRESENTATIONSCROSS CULTURALCONSIDERATIONS INTELEPSYCHIATRYMODERATORJay H. Shore, MD, MPH,Associate Professor, Universityof Colorado at Denver<strong>American</strong> Indian and AlaskaNative <strong>Program</strong>s, Aurora, CO4InternationalTelepsychiatry in CrossculturalMental Health CarePRESENTERDavor Mucic, MD, Director ofthe Centre, Psychiatric CentreLittle Prince, Copenhagen,Denmark183Cross Cultural Store andForward Telepsychiatry-120PRESENTERPeter Yellowlees, Sr, MBBS,MD, Professor of Psychiatry,University of California Davis,Sacramento, CA126Tailoring Telepsychiatryto Diverse New MexicanUnderserved Populationsand SettingsPRESENTERFlorian Birkmayer, MD,Assistant Professor, Universityof New Mexico Department ofPsychiatry, Albuquerque, NMER1Report on the ROIfor <strong>Telemedicine</strong>MODERATORRon Emerson<strong>ATA</strong> Industry Council ChairGlobal Director of HealthcarePolycomPARTICIPANTSJoel BarthelemyManaging DirectorGlobal Media GroupJoe D’IorioManagerHealthcare ServicesTANDBERGBrenda EckenSenior AssociateBooz Allen HamiltonMichael HelmbrechtDirector of ProductManagementLifeSize CommunicationsLarry ZaykowskiHealthcare SolutionsConsultantVerizonJeff SchmitzSr. V.P. of Marketingand SalesRivulet<strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> / LAS VEGAS NEVADA USA / WWW.AMERICANTELEMED.ORG 39
<strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> <strong>Annual</strong> International <strong>Meeting</strong> and ExpositionConcurrent & Executive Roundtable SessionsMonday 10:45 am – 11:45 amMiranda 1&2 Miranda 3&4 Miranda 5&6 Miranda 7&8ClinicalHome Telehealth,Remote Monitoring &Disease Management Operations OperationsSESSION 9INDIVIDUAL PRESENTATIONSSESSION 10DISCUSSION PANELSESSION 11PRESENTATION PANELSESSION 12DISCUSSION PANELREMOTE ICUMODERATORJames A. L. Mathers, Jr, MD,FCCP, President, <strong>American</strong>College of Chest Physicians,Richmond, VA174TeleICU Directed Reductionin Ventilator AssociatedPneumonias and FinancialBenefitsPRESENTERCindy Welsh, RN, MBA,Administrator, eICU, AdvocateCare Health System, OakBrook, IL193Improved Hospital Survivalafter Implementing aRemote ICU <strong>Telemedicine</strong><strong>Program</strong>PRESENTERSusan Goran, MSN, Directorof Operations, MaineHealthVitalNetwork, Portland, ME270Developing a Rural<strong>Telemedicine</strong> <strong>Program</strong> toProvide Palliative CareConsultationPRESENTERAllan Ramsay, MD, MedicalDirector, Fletcher Allen HealthCare, Burlington, VT76Evidence-Based DiseaseManagement Protocols for HomeTelehealth: Experience in theVeterans AdministrationMODERATORRichard Medeiros, MSN, APRN,Special Projects Manager, VeteransHealth Administration Office of CareCoordination Services, SunshineTraining Center, Lake City, FLPANELISTSRichard Medeiros, MSN, APRN,Special Projects Manager, VeteransHealth Administration Office of CareCoordination Services, SunshineTraining Center, Lake City, FLDeidre Stallings, RN, MSN, Education<strong>Program</strong> Specialist, Veterans HealthAdministration Office of CareCoordination Services, SunshineTraining Center, Lake City, FLRita Kobb, MS, MN, APRN,Training Center Director/Education<strong>Program</strong> Specialist, Veterans HealthAdministration Office of CareCoordination Services, SunshineTraining Center, Lake City, FL316The Use of Multiple<strong>Telemedicine</strong> Modalitiesto Address GeographicalHealth Disparities inAppalachiaMODERATOREugene Sullivan, BS, MSSM,Director of the Officeof <strong>Telemedicine</strong>,Charlottesville, VAPANELISTSElke Zschaebitz, MSN, FNP-BC,Clinical Instructor, Universityof Virginia School of Nursing,Charlottesville, VADavid Cattell-Gordon,MSW, Director of RuralNetwork Development,University of VirginiaOffice of <strong>Telemedicine</strong>,Charlottesville, VAEugene Sullivan, MSSM,Director, University of VirginiaOffice of <strong>Telemedicine</strong>,Charlottesville, VA67Guide for Designing andSustaining <strong>Program</strong>matic<strong>Telemedicine</strong> ResearchMODERATORPennie Seibert, PhD,Director of Research, IdahoNeurological Institute, SaintAlphonsus Regional MedicalCenter, Boise, IDPANELISTSPennie Seibert, PhD,Director of Research, IdahoNeurological Institute, SaintAlphonsus Regional MedicalCenter, Boise, IDMichael Ward, MA, FACHE,Executive Director of NetworkDevelopment, Saint AlphonsusRegional Medical Center,Boise, IDTiffany Whitmore, MPA,<strong>Telemedicine</strong> Coordinator,Saint Alphonsus RegionalMedical Center, Boise, IDSessionRecordingsAvailable!VISIT THE <strong>ATA</strong> LIVE LEARNINGCENTER DEMONSTRATION BOOTHAT <strong>ATA</strong> CENTRAL.SEE PAGE 24 FOR DETAILS.40 <strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> / LAS VEGAS NEVADA USA / WWW.AMERICANTELEMED.ORG
Coordinated by the<strong>ATA</strong> Industry Council(See page 34 for details)Please Note: CEU credit is notavailable for these sessionsTropical EFGH Tropical ABCD Palma EFGH Palma ABCD Brasilia 5Operations Policy TechnologyTelementalHealthExecutiveRoundtablesSESSION 13INDIVIDUAL PRESENTATIONSINTERNATIONAL PROGRAMSMODERATORPramod K. Gaur, PhD, DivisionPresident, Healthanywhere Inc.,an IgeaCare Systems Company,Richmond Hill, ON, Canada363Telehealth in New Zealand;What’s Happening DownUnder?PRESENTERSimon Hayden, ManagingDirector, New ZealandTelePaediatric Service Inc,Auckland, New Zealand321Cultural Exchange <strong>Program</strong>sin Telehealth, e-Library, andDistance EducationPRESENTERJanae Cooley, Assistant Director,Marketing, University of Arizona,Arizona <strong>Telemedicine</strong> <strong>Program</strong>,Tucson, AZ424Master Data Management forthe <strong>Telemedicine</strong> EnterprisePRESENTERSimon Cheesman, MA, SeniorTechnical Business Analyst,Ontario <strong>Telemedicine</strong> Network,Toronto, CanadaSESSION 14INDIVIDUAL PRESENTATIONSOVERCOMINGREIMBURSEMENT BARRIERSMODERATORNancy Vorhees, MSN, ChiefOperating Officer, InlandNorthwest Health Services,Spokane, WA12Carbon Credits for<strong>Telemedicine</strong>?PRESENTERPeter Yellowlees, Sr, MBBS,MD, Professor of Psychiatry,University of California Davis,Sacramento, CA312Payment Issues ForTelehealth ProvidersPRESENTERRobert Waters, JD, GeneralCounsel, Center forTelehealth and E-Health Law,Washington, DC262<strong>Telemedicine</strong>Reimbursement Trends andBarriersPRESENTERChristine Martin, MBA, PMP,Executive Director, California<strong>Telemedicine</strong> & eHealthCenter, Sacramento, CA514Reimbursement forTeleHealth - RemotePatient Monitoring - ThePath ForwardSESSION 15INDIVIDUAL PRESENTATIONSUSING CELL PHONES TODELIVER HEALTHCAREMODERATORRichard Evans, ComputerProfessional, Utah TelehealthNetwork, Salt Lake City, UT145Using 3G MobileCommunications forTelehealth Services in RuralAreasPRESENTERMaurice Mars, MBChB,MD, Professor and Headof Telehealth, University ofKwaZulu-Natal, Durban,South Africa474Beyond the Handset:Cellular’s Role in MobilizingHome HealthPRESENTERRick Scully, WirelessHealthcare MarketDevelopment, QualcommEnterprise Services, San Diego,CA179Rural Healthcare inIndia Using 3G HSPA - APreliminary ReportPRESENTERAditi Ravindra, BE, MPhil,Assistant Manager, Apollo<strong>Telemedicine</strong> NetworkingFoundation, Chennai, IndiaSESSION 16PRESENTATION PANEL370Incorporating TelementalHealth into an AcademicDepartmentMODERATORChad Koyanagi, MD, AssistantProfessor, University of HawaiiDepartment of Psychiatry,Honolulu, HIPANELISTSChad Koyanagi, MD, AssistantProfessor, University of HawaiiDepartment of Psychiatry,Honolulu, HIJena Worley, MD, Child/Adolescent PsychiatryFellow, University of HawaiiDepartment of Psychiatry,Honolulu, HIMichael Fukuda, MSW,Associate Chair ofAdministration, Universityof Hawaii Department ofPsychiatry, Honolulu, HIER2Continua Health Alliance:Path to CertificationMODERATORRick CnossenChair, Continua AllianceTechnical Working GroupDirector, PersonalHealth EnablingIntel Digital Health GroupPARTICIPANTSChuck ParkerExecutive DirectorContinua AllianceJayantParthasarathy, Ph.D.Nonin Medical Inc.Vice-Chair, Continua AllianceTechnical Working GroupDouglas J. McClureVice-Chair, ContinuaAlliance TechnicalWorking GroupCorporate Manager,Center for Connected HealthPartners HealthcareHorst MerkleSecretary, ContinuaHealth AllianceDirector InformationManagement SystemsDiabetes CareRoche DiagnosticsCorporationPRESENTERSunil Hazaray, President &CEO, Viterion Telehealthcare,Pittsburgh, PA<strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> / LAS VEGAS NEVADA USA / WWW.AMERICANTELEMED.ORG 41
<strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> <strong>Annual</strong> International <strong>Meeting</strong> and ExpositionConcurrent & Executive Roundtable SessionsMonday 1:15 pm – 2:15 pmMiranda 1&2 Miranda 3&4 Miranda 5&6 Miranda 7&8ClinicalHome Telehealth,Remote Monitoring &Disease Management Operations OperationsSESSION 17INDIVIDUAL PRESENTATIONSSESSION 18INDIVIDUAL PRESENTATIONSSESSION 19DISCUSSION PANELSESSION 20INDIVIDUAL PRESENTATIONSAPPLICATIONS FOR STROKEAND NEUROLOGYMODERATORNeil Herendeen, MD, MBA,Medical Director, Healthe-Access,University ofRochester Medical Center,Pittford, NY432Transforming Stroke CareDelivery: The MichiganStroke Network ExperiencePRESENTERFuji Lai, MS, MS, InTouchHealth, Santa Barbara, CA291Reboot: RemoteReprogramming of DeepBrain Simulators inMovement DisordersPRESENTERKambria Ernst, RN, BSCN,Telehealth <strong>Program</strong>, UniversityHealth Network, Toronto,Canada389Developing a Platformfor Home-Based UpperExtremity StrokeRehabilitationPRESENTERDavid Brennan, MBE, SeniorResearch Engineer, NationalRehabilitation Hospital,Washington, DCINNOVATIVE PROGRAMINITIATIVESMODERATORCindy K. Leenknecht, MS, ACNS-BC, CCRP, Interim Director/ClinicalNurse Specialist / Clinical NurseResearcher, St. Vincent Healthcare,Partners in Health <strong>Telemedicine</strong>Network, Billings, MT489Lesson from a MedicareDemonstration EvaluatingTelehealth for High-CostBeneficiariesPRESENTERSuneel Ratan, MPP, Vice President,Business Development, HealthHero Network, Palo Alto, CA480In-home Telerehabilitation andClinical Outcome MeasurementsPRESENTERPatrick Boissy, PhD, AssociateProfessor, Research Centre onAging, Sherbrooke UniversityGeriatrics Institute, Sherbrooke,Canada462Providing Home TelehealthMonitoring Services in Ruraland Remote AlaskaPRESENTERMark Anaruk, MEd, <strong>Program</strong>Manager, Alaska Home Telehealth,Alaska Federal Health CarePartnership, Anchorage, AK469Leveraging Technologyto Improve Care for RuralVeteransMODERATORJay Shore, MD, MPH, DomainLead, Veterans Rural HealthResource Center- WesternRegion, Denver, COPANELISTSByron Bair, MD, Director,Veterans Rural HealthResource Center - WesternRegion, Salt Lake City, UTNancy Dailey, MSN, RN-BC,Deputy Director, VeteransRural Health Resource Center– Western Region, Salt LakeCity, UTVaughn Call, PhD, DomainLead, Veterans Rural HealthResource Center - WesternRegion, Salt Lake City, UTRobert Hill, PhD, DomainLead, Veterans Rural HealthResource Center - WesternRegion, Salt Lake City, UTRandall Rupper, MD, DomainLead, Veterans Rural HealthResource Center - WesternRegion, Salt Lake City, UTINTERNATIONALTELEHEALTH APPROACHESTO INCREASING ACCESS TOEYE CAREMODERATORSHelen K. Li, MD, AssociateProfessor, Department ofOphthalmology & VisualSciences, The Universityof Texas Medical Branch,Galveston, TXIngrid Zimmer-Galler,MD, Associate Professorof Ophthalmology, JohnsHopkins Hospital/Wilmer EyeInstitute, Frederick, MD512Low-Cost DiagnosticTechnologies to ProvideDistance Eye Care inAustraliaPRESENTERKanagasingam Yogesan(Yogi), PhD, Professor ine-Medicine, President,Australasian Telehealth SocietyFaculty of Medicine, Dentistryand Health Sciences Universityof Western Australia Director,Centre for e-Health at theLions Eye Institute, NedlandsWA Australia513Telehealth Primary,Secondary and TertiaryEye Care in IndiaPRESENTERR. Kim, MD, Chief Consultantof Vitreo-Retinal Services,Aravind Eye Hospital &Postgraduate Institute ofOphthalmology Madurai,Tamil Nadu, India42 <strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> / LAS VEGAS NEVADA USA / WWW.AMERICANTELEMED.ORG
<strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> <strong>Annual</strong> International <strong>Meeting</strong> and ExpositionConcurrent & Executive Roundtable SessionsMonday 4:00 pm – 5:00 pmMiranda 1&2 Miranda 3&4 Miranda 5&6 Miranda 7&8ClinicalHome Telehealth,Remote Monitoring &Disease Management Operations OperationsSESSION 25INDIVIDUAL PRESENTATIONSSESSION 26PRESENTATION PANELSESSION 27DISCUSSION PANELSESSION 28INDIVIDUAL PRESENTATIONSREMOTE SURGICALPROJECTSMODERATORSeong Ki Mun, PhD,Director, Institute forAdvanced Study, VirginiaTech-NCR, Alexandria, VA446SSTiCH: Surgical Servicesby Telehealth Closer toHomePRESENTERLynn Nicholson, BScH,MSc, Clinical TelehealthCoordinator, Alberta HealthServices, Calgary, Canada375Virtual Consults InOrthopedic SurgeryPRESENTERGiselle Ricur, MD, MedicalAdvisor, e-Health Partners,Mendoza, Argentina412Impact of a Web-BasedNeurosurgery TriageSystem on TriagePRESENTERMonica Moya, BS, MedicalStudent, University of NewMexico Health SciencesCenter, Albuquerque, NM105Holistic Wellbeing Monitoringfor Proactive Chronic CareManagementMODERATORAndrew Sixsmith, PhD, Professorand Director, Simon FraserUniversity, Vancouver, CanadaPANELISTSNigel Barnes, MSc, ResearchGroup Leader, BritishTelecommunications, Ipswich,United KingdomDavid Walker, BEng, SeniorScientist, Philips, Cambridge,United KingdomAndrew Sixsmith, PhD, Professorand Director, Simon FraserUniversity, Vancouver, Canada502Publishing <strong>Telemedicine</strong>MODERATORSRonald C. Merrell, MD,FACS, Professor of Surgery,Director, Medical Informationand Technology ApplicationsConsortium, VirginiaCommonwealth University,Richmond, VACharles R. Doarn, MBA,Associate Professor of Surgeryand Biomedical Engineering,Deputy Director, AdvancedCenter for <strong>Telemedicine</strong> andSurgical Innovation, Universityof Cincinnati, Cincinnati, OHPANELISTSRonald C. Merrell, MD,FACS, Professor of Surgery,Director, Medical Informationand Technology ApplicationsConsortium, VirginiaCommonwealth University,Richmond, VACharles R. Doarn, MBA,Associate Professor ofSurgery, Deputy Director,Advanced Center for<strong>Telemedicine</strong> and SurgicalInnovation, University ofCincinnati, Cincinnati, OHRashid Bashshur, PhD,Director of <strong>Telemedicine</strong>,Professor of HealthManagement and Policy,<strong>Telemedicine</strong> Research Center,University of Michigan HealthSystem, Ann Arbor, MIIMPROVINGCOMMUNICATIONS INUSING TELEMEDICINEMODERATORChris Patricoski, MD, FAAFP,Clinical Director, AlaskaFederal Health Care AccessNetwork, Anchorage, AK298A Heartbeat Away:Implanted CardiacDevice Tele-Interrogationat Rural ClinicsPRESENTERIbrahim Fahdi, MD,FACC, Director of Cardiac<strong>Telemedicine</strong>, Center,University of Arkansas forMedical Sciences, LittleRock, AR198Truth in <strong>Telemedicine</strong>:Improving Care for PatientsReceivingAdverse Diagnosis.PRESENTERStephanie Wyatt, MNSc, APN,ANGELS, Assistant <strong>Program</strong>Director, University ofArkansas for Medical Sciences,Little Rock, AR486Telehealth and RemoteMonitoring as PersuasiveTechnologiesPRESENTERSusan L. Dimmick, PhD,Project Manager/ClinicalSpecialist, Intel Corporation,Knoxville, TN44 <strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> / LAS VEGAS NEVADA USA / WWW.AMERICANTELEMED.ORG
Coordinated by the<strong>ATA</strong> Industry Council(See page 34 for details)Please Note: CEU credit is notavailable for these sessionsTropical EFGH Tropical ABCD Palma EFGH Palma ABCD Brasilia 5Home Telehealth,Remote Monitoring &Disease Operations Management Policy TechnologyTelementalHealthExecutiveRoundtablesSESSION 29PRESENTATION PANEL50Using Telehealth toSupport Act: The Roleof Technology in TeamInterventionsMODERATORGeorge Demiris, PhD,Associate Professor, Universityof Washington, Seattle, WAPANELISTSGeorge Demiris, PhD,Associate Professor, Universityof Washington, Seattle, WADebra Parker Oliver, PhD,MSW, Associate Professor,University of Missouri-Columbia, Columbia, MOElaine Wittenberg-Lyles, PhD,Assistant Professor, Universityof North Texas, Denton, TXSESSION 30INDIVIDUAL PRESENTATIONSLEGAL AND REGULATORYISSUES SURROUNDINGTELEMEDICINEMODERATORJay H. Sanders, MD, FACP,FACAAI, President & CEO,The Global <strong>Telemedicine</strong>Group, Professor of Medicine,Johns Hopkins UniversitySchool of Medicine (Adjunct),McLean, VA455Legal and RegulatoryIssues in TeleHealth: Makeit Simple!PRESENTERNina Antoniotti, RN,MBA, PhD, DirectorTeleHealth, MarshfieldClinic TeleHealth,Marshfield, WI465Legal Issues and PolicyConcerns: RemoteMonitoring & Home-basedTelehealthPRESENTERDeborah Randall, JD, Partner,Arent Fox, Washington, DC194Survey of State RegulatoryPractices for <strong>Telemedicine</strong>and PsychologyPRESENTEREve-Lynn Nelson, PhD,Assistant Director, KUCenter for <strong>Telemedicine</strong> andTelehealth, Kansas City, KSSESSION 31INDIVIDUAL PRESENTATIONSINTERNATIONALTECHNOLOGYAPPLICATIONSMODERATORMark VanderWerf,Consultant, Cambridge, MA269TeleconsultationUsage is LimitedPRESENTERMaurice Mars, MBChB,MD, Professor and Headof TeleHealth, University ofKwaZulu-Natal, Durban, SouthAfrica306National eHealth Policy:Issues and Their FeasibleSolutionsPRESENTERBhawani Chowdhry, PhD,Professor & Chairman,Department of Electronicsand Telecommunication,Mehran University ofEngineering and Technology,Jamshoro, PakistanSESSION 32INDIVIDUAL PRESENTATIONSINNOVATIVE PROGRAMAPPLICATIONSMODERATORLisa J. Roberts, PhD, BusinessManager, Health Innovationsand Grants, ViterionTeleHealthcare, Bellevue, WA158Serving Deaf ClientsUsing <strong>American</strong> SignLanguage Interpreting via<strong>Telemedicine</strong>PRESENTERSarah Benton, MSW, CI/CT,Freelance Sign LanguageInterpreter, Northern ArizonaRegional Behavioral Health,Authority, Flagstaff, AZ72A Hospital Mobilizesfor PTSD <strong>Telemedicine</strong>ResearchPRESENTERRobert Cuyler, PhD, SeniorVice President, DiamondHealthcare, Houston, TX515Merging the Virtual andMaterial Medical CareLandscapes: Planningfor the Location of<strong>Telemedicine</strong> Sites with GISPRESENTERGary W. Shannon, PhD,Department of Geography,University of Kentucky,Lexington, KYER4Direct to Customer<strong>Telemedicine</strong>MODERATORDonald Jones, JDVice President,Business DevelopmentHealth & Life SciencesQualcommPARTICIPANTSRichard Bakalar, MDChief Medical OfficerIBMChris StakutisVice PresidentEmerging TechnologiesCALance JamesCEOe-TelMed<strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> / LAS VEGAS NEVADA USA / WWW.AMERICANTELEMED.ORG 45
<strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> <strong>Annual</strong> International <strong>Meeting</strong> and ExpositionConcurrent & Executive Roundtable SessionsTuesday 9:15 am – 10:15 amMiranda 1&2 Miranda 3&4 Miranda 5&6 Miranda 7&8ClinicalHome Telehealth,Remote Monitoring &Disease Management Operations OperationsSESSION 33PRESENTATION PANELSESSION 34INDIVIDUAL PRESENTATIONSSESSION 35INDIVIDUAL PRESENTATIONSSESSION 36INDIVIDUAL PRESENTATIONS267Dynamic WorkloadAllocation for RadiologyWithin the Air ForceMODERATORThomas Coast, BS, ProjectManager, Pittsburgh, PAPANELISTSRasu Shrestha, MD, MBA,Medical Director, UPMC,Pittsburgh, PAAaron Yanuzo, BS, MBA,Associate Director, UPMCInnovative Medical andInformation TechnologiesCenter (IMITS), Pittsburgh, PARobb Wilson, MA, ProjectManager, University ofPittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PATHE TELEMEDICINECONTINUUM: FROM LONGTERM ACUTE CARE HOSPITAL(LTACH) TO HOMECAREMODERATOREarl W. Ferguson, MD, PhD,Executive Director, Southern SierraTelehealth Network, Director,<strong>Telemedicine</strong>, Outreach, andRural Health Care Development,Ridgecrest Regional Hospital, CEO,Sun BioMedical Technologies,Ridgecrest, CA265The Role of <strong>Telemedicine</strong> inLong Term Care FacilitiesPRESENTERJoseph DiMartino, RN, BSN,Outcomes Coordinator, Universityof Pennsylvania Health System -Penn Elert eICU, Philadelphia, PA295Managing Heart FailurePatients beyond TraditionalHomecarePRESENTERKathryn Dansky, RN, MBA, PhD,Associate Professor, PennsylvaniaState University, University Park,PA104Building on the Successes ofa Phase One Telehomecare<strong>Program</strong>PRESENTERLaurie Poole, RN, BScN, MHSA,Director, Telehomecare andConsumer Telehealth, OntarioTelehealth Network (OTN),Toronto, Ontario, CanadaUSING TELEMEDICINE INCORRECTIONAL CAREMODERATORCarl Keldie, Chief MedicalOfficer, Prison Health Services,Brentwood, TN127Making the Business Case:Implementing <strong>Telemedicine</strong>at Hamot Medical CenterPRESENTERGary Maras, Senior VicePresident – BusinessDevelopment, Hamot MedicalCenter, Erie, PA214Technologically ForwardTriage: Connecting CallCenter Support withInteractive VideoPRESENTERDonna Williams, RN, CallCenter Manager, ANGELS,University of Arkansas forMedical Sciences, LittleRock, AR119Implementing<strong>Telemedicine</strong>: PennsylvaniaCorrectional Institutionsand Hamot Medical CenterPRESENTERValarie Jackson, MS, RegionalDirector, Hamot HeartInstitute, Hamot MedicalCenter, Erie, PASTATEWIDE PROGRAMSMODERATORA. Stewart Ferguson, PhD,Director of Telehealth,Alaska Native Tribal HealthConsortium, Anchorage, AK398Distributed <strong>Telemedicine</strong>Model at an AcademicHealth CenterPRESENTERCandace Shaw, BS, Directorof <strong>Telemedicine</strong>, Universityof Oklahoma Health SciencesCenter, Oklahoma City, OK360California TelehealthNetwork: Models forSustainability andCoordinationPRESENTERThomas Nesbitt, MD, MPH,Executive Associate Dean,Center for Health andTechnology, UC Davis HealthSystem, Sacramento, CA210If We Build It, Will TheyCome? Hosting SuccessfulTeleconferencesPRESENTERBarbara Smith, BSN, RN,Administrative ProjectManager, ANGELS, Universityof Arkansas for MedicalSciences, Little Rock, AR46 <strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> / LAS VEGAS NEVADA USA / WWW.AMERICANTELEMED.ORG
Tropical EFGH Tropical ABCD Palma EFGH Palma ABCD Brasilia 5Pediatrics Operations Policy TechnologyTelementalHealthExecutiveRoundtablesSESSION 37PRESENTATION PANELSESSION 38DISCUSSION PANELSESSION 39INDIVIDUAL PRESENTATIONSSESSION 40DISCUSSION PANEL499Pediatric Inpatient<strong>Telemedicine</strong>MODERATORMadan Dharmar, MBBS, PhD,Assistant Research Professor,Sacramento, CAPANELISTSMadan Dharmar, MBBS, PhD,Assistant Research Professor,University of CaliforniaDavis Children’s Hospital,Sacramento , CARichard Whit Hall, MD,Professor Neonatology,University of Arkansasfor Medical Sciences,Little Rock, ARMichael Chiang, MD, HerbertIrving Assistant Professorof Ophthalmology andBiomedical Informatics,Columbia University Collegeof Physicians and Surgeons,New York, NY503Hot Topics on Capitol Hilland Public PolicyMODERATORJoseph A. Tracy MS, VicePresident – TelehealthServices, Lehigh ValleyHospital & Health Network,Bethlehem, PAPANELISTSJonathan D. Linkous, CEO,<strong>American</strong> <strong>Telemedicine</strong>Association, Washington, DCRobert Waters, JD, GeneralCounsel, Center forTelehealth and E-Health Law,Washington, DCTELEMEDICINE INDISASTER RESPONSEMODERATORDavid C. Balch, MA, CEO,DCB Consulting, LLC,Greenville, NC103Wireless CommunicationOptions for Mobile HealthPRESENTERPeder Pedersen, PhD,Worcester PolytechnicInstitute, Worcester, MA442Infomobility Servicesfor the Enhancement ofTravelers’ SafetyPRESENTERMaria Fernanda CabreraUmpierrez, PhD, AssistantProfessor, UniversidadPolitecnica de Madrid, Madrid,Spain254Rapidly Deployable MeshNetwork for DisasterCommunications320US Air Force TelementalHealth <strong>Program</strong>, FromConcept to ImplementationMODERATOREugene Augusterfer, LCSW,Founder & President, GlobalMental Health Network,McLean, VAPANELISTSCol Timothy Lacy, MD, USAir Force Telehealth <strong>Program</strong>,Falls Church, VAMaj Mark A. Martello, USAir Force, Chief, US Air ForceIn-Garrison Mental HealthTreatment, Lackland AFB, TXLt Col Catherine A.Bobenrieth, MC, Chief, US AirForce Mental Health Branch,Lackland AFB, TXEugene Augusterfer, LCSW,Founder & President, GlobalMental Health Network,McLean, VAPRESENTERDavid Wolfe, AD, CET,Wireless CommunicationsSpecialist, CERMUSA at SaintFrancis University, Loretto, PASessionRecordingsAvailable!VISIT THE <strong>ATA</strong> LIVE LEARNINGCENTER DEMONSTRATION BOOTHAT <strong>ATA</strong> CENTRAL.SEE PAGE 24 FOR DETAILS.<strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> / LAS VEGAS NEVADA USA / WWW.AMERICANTELEMED.ORG 47
<strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> <strong>Annual</strong> International <strong>Meeting</strong> and ExpositionConcurrent & Executive Roundtable SessionsTuesday 10:45 am – 11:45 amMiranda 1&2 Miranda 3&4 Miranda 5&6 Miranda 7&8ClinicalHome Telehealth,Remote Monitoring &Disease Management Operations OperationsSESSION 41INDIVIDUAL PRESENTATIONSSESSION 42PRESENTATION PANELSESSION 43INDIVIDUAL PRESENTATIONSSESSION 44INDIVIDUAL PRESENTATIONSREMOTE IMAGINGSERVICESMODERATORJames McGee, MD, PhD,FRCP, FRCPath, FMed, Sci MA(Oxon), Emeritus Professor/ Chairman, University ofOxford, Nuffield Departmentof Clinical Medicine, JohnRadcliffe Hospital, Oxford UK378Comparison ofTelesonography Techniquewith ConventionalUltrasonographyPRESENTERFarhat Jehan, MBBS, Registrar,Department of Radiology,University of Health Sciences,Lahore, Pakistan39The TelemicrobiologyConcept of the GermanArmy Medical ServicePRESENTERPatrick Scheid, PhD, MedicalParasitologist, Central Instituteof the German Army MedicalService, Laboratory of MedicalParasitology, Koblenz,Germany74Virtual Slide Telepathologyfor a Surgical PathologyQuality Assurance <strong>Program</strong>PRESENTERRonald Weinstein, MD,Director, University ofArizona, Tucson, AZ351CMS Demo Using Device-FreeRemote Monitoring PlatformImproves Care, Outcomes &Physician EngagementMODERATORRandall Williams, MD, Founderand CEO, Pharos Innovations,Northfield, ILPANELISTSDouglas Carr, MD, MMM, MedicalDirector, Billings Clinic, Billings, MTSamuel Carlson, MD, FACP,Executive Vice President and ChiefMedical Officer, Park NicolletHealth Systems, Minneapolis, MNRandall Williams, MD, FACC,Founder and CEO, PharosInnovations, Northfield, ILCLINICAL OPERATIONS IMODERATORLaurie Poole, RN, ScN, MHSA,Director, Telehomecare andConsumer Telehealth, OntarioTelehealth Network (OTN),Toronto, Ontario, Canada454Caring for our Elderly:TeleHealth in SkilledNursing FacilitiesPRESENTERNina Antoniotti, RN, MBA,PhD, Director, MarshfieldClinic TeleHealth, Marshfield,WI399Telehealth StimulatesSystemic Change in HealthCare for IntellectuallyDisabledPRESENTERRod Curtis, MD, Director,Clinical Services, IllinoisDepartment of HumanServices, Springfield, IL301Integration of Telehealthinto Rural Palliative CareConsultation ServicesPRESENTERMaryann Yeo, RN, PhD,Clinical CoordinatorTelehealth, Calgary HealthRegion, Calgary, CanadaTHREE APPROACHESTO TELEMEDICINE INARKANSASMODERATORCurtis Lowery, MD, MedicalDirector, University ofArkansas for Medical Sciences– ANGELS <strong>Program</strong>, LittleRock, AR208Reflecting on RuralPractice: <strong>Telemedicine</strong>Satellite Clinic LessonsLearnedPRESENTERSusan Franklin, RNP, ANGELS,University of Arkansas forMedical Sciences, Little Rock,AR202Distant Providers, CloseSupport: Rural Recruitment& Retention through<strong>Telemedicine</strong>PRESENTERMichael Manley, BSN, RNP,Outreach Director, Center forDistance Health, University ofArkansas for Medical Sciences,Little Rock, AR273Evaluating the ArkansasMedicaid Population’sUtilization of <strong>Telemedicine</strong>PRESENTERDavid Fletcher, MBA, <strong>Program</strong>Manager, ANGELS, Universityof Arkansas for MedicalSciences, Little Rock, AR48 <strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> / LAS VEGAS NEVADA USA / WWW.AMERICANTELEMED.ORG
Coordinated by the<strong>ATA</strong> Industry Council(See page 34 for details)Please Note: CEU credit is notavailable for these sessionsTropical EFGH Tropical ABCD Palma EFGH Palma ABCD Brasilia 5Pediatrics Operations Policy TechnologyTelementalHealthExecutiveRoundtablesSESSION 45INDIVIDUAL PRESENTATIONSTELEPEDIATRICS FOR AUTISMSUPPORT AND CHILD ABUSEEXAMINATIONSMODERATORThelma McClosky Armstrong,Director, Eastern Montana<strong>Telemedicine</strong> Network, BillingsClinic, Billings, MT288On-Demand In-HomeVideoconferencing to SupportRural Families with AutisticChildrenPRESENTERTerry Page, PhD, BCBA, ClinicalDirector, Celeste Foundation,Mount Dora, FL387KidSafe Telenet: Use ofTelecommunications toEnhance Child AbuseInvestigationPRESENTERJanet Sullivan-Wilson, PhD, RN,Assistant Professor, University ofOklahoma Health Sciences Center,Oklahoma City, OK471The Ed Ramey TelehealthProject: <strong>Telemedicine</strong> and ChildAbusePRESENTERKelly Ferrigno, MD, MedicalDirector, Child Protection Team,University of Florida ChildProtection Team, Gainesville, FLSESSION 46INDIVIDUAL PRESENTATIONSUNIVERSAL SERVICEPROGRAMSMODERATORLucius Earles, III, MD, Chiefof Dermatology, Mt. SinaiHospital, Chicago, IL382Audits, Appeals, andAutopsies: Report on USFApplications that FailedPRESENTERWilliam England, PhD, JD,Vice President, Rural HealthCare Division, UniversalService AdministrativeCompany, Washington, DC373Universal Service Supportfor Rural Health CareTelecommunicationsPRESENTERWilliam England, PhD, JD,Vice-President, Rural HealthCare Division, UniversalService AdministrativeCompany, Washington, DC332The Rural Health Care Pilot<strong>Program</strong>PRESENTERDaniel Johnson, MA, Senior<strong>Program</strong> Manager, UniversalService AdministrativeCompany, Washington, DCSESSION 47DISCUSSION PANEL177Emerging InnovativeTelehealth Technologiesin the Next FiveYears: Federal FundersPerspectivesMODERATORDena Puskin, ScD, Director,Office for the Advancementof Telehealth, Rockville, MDPANELISTSMichael Ackerman, PhD,Assistant Director, HighPerformance Computing andCommunications, NationalLibrary of Medicine, NIH, USDepartment of Health andHuman Services, Bethesda, MDMark Carroll, MD, IHSTelehealth <strong>Program</strong> Director,Indian Health Service, USDepartment Health andHuman Services, Flagstaff, AZBrenda Korte, PhD, <strong>Program</strong>Director, Sensors andMicrosystems, NationalInstitute of BiomedicalImaging and Bioengineering,NIH, US Department Healthand Human Services,Bethesda, MDBettyjoyce Lide, MS,Scientific Advisor for HealthInformation Technology,Information TechnologyLaboratory, National Instituteof Standards and Technology,US Department of Commerce,Gaithersburg, MDSESSION 48PRESENTATION PANEL308US Army WideTele-TBI ProjectMODERATORCOL Ronald K. Poropatich,MD, Deputy Director, USArmy Medical Research& Materiel Command(USAMRMC), <strong>Telemedicine</strong>& Advanced TechnologyResearch Center (TATRC), FortDetrick, MDPANELISTSRonald Poropatich, MD,Deputy Director, US ArmyMedical Research & MaterielCommand (USAMRMC),<strong>Telemedicine</strong> & AdvancedTechnology Research Center(TATRC), Fort Detrick, MDMichael Lynch, PhD, Chief,Tele-Behavioral Health Service,North Atlantic RegionalMedical Command (NARMC),Washington, DCWilliam Howard, MD, PacificRegional Medical Command(PRMC), Tripler Army MedicalCenter, Honolulu, HIER5Recent CorporateExpansion into theTelehealth Arena: Whatthe Trend Means forthe IndustryMODERATORDerek NewellCEOHealth Hero (Bosch)PARTICIPANTSJim MurphyVP Business Developmentand QualitySykes Assistance Services(Clinidata)Cynthia PachecoGeneral Manager of PhilipsTelehealth SolutionsPhilips (Visicu, Raytheon,Lifeline)Sunil HazarayCEOViterion (Bayer)Dena Puskin, ScD, Director,Office for the Advancementof Telehealth, Rockville, MD<strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> / LAS VEGAS NEVADA USA / WWW.AMERICANTELEMED.ORG 49
<strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> <strong>Annual</strong> International <strong>Meeting</strong> and ExpositionConcurrent & Executive Roundtable SessionsTuesday 1:15 pm – 2:15 pmMiranda 1&2 Miranda 3&4 Miranda 5&6 Miranda 7&8ClinicalHome Telehealth,Remote Monitoring &Disease Management Operations OperationsSESSION 49DISCUSSION PANELSESSION 50INDIVIDUAL PRESENTATIONSSESSION 51INDIVIDUAL PRESENTATIONSSESSION 52DISCUSSION PANEL410Digital Pathology Utility inDiagnosis and CompanionApplications to ImproveAdoption and FamiliarityMODERATORLeslie Anthony, MA,Innovative Medical andInformation Technologies(IMITs) Center, Pittsburgh, PAPANELISTSDrazen Jukic, MD, PhD,Director of Histology andDermatopathology, Universityof Pittsburgh Department ofDermatology, Pittsburgh, PAMark S. Roberts, MD,MPP, Director, Universityof Pittsburgh, School ofMedicine, Section of DecisionSciences and ClinicalModeling, Pittsburgh, PAGoran Momiroski, MS,Innovative Medical andInformation TechnologyCenter, Pittsburgh, PASessionRecordingsAvailable!VISIT THE <strong>ATA</strong> LIVE LEARNINGCENTER DEMONSTRATION BOOTHAT <strong>ATA</strong> CENTRAL.SEE PAGE 24 FOR DETAILS.TELEMEDICINE INREHABILITATIONMODERATORDeborah Theodoros, PhD,Associate Professor and Head,Division of Speech Pathology,School of Health and RehabilitativeSciences, The University ofQueensland, Queensland, Australia30Physical Assessment of Peoplewith Parkinson’s Disease viathe InternetPRESENTERTrevor Russell, PhD, BPhty,Academic, University ofQueensland, St Lucia, Australia479Mobile TelepresenceRobotic System for In-HomeTelerehabilitationPRESENTERPatrick Boissy, PhD, AssociateProfessor, Research Centre onAging, CSSS-IUGS, Sherbrooke,Canada355Remote Oncology Monitoringto Support Delivery of HomeChemotherapyPRESENTERMichelle Hoeber, CST, Provincial<strong>Program</strong> Manager, Telehealth,Alberta Health Services/AlbertaCancer Board, Edmonton, CanadaCLINICAL OPERATIONS IIMODERATORRonald C. Merrell, MD,FACS, Professor of Surgery,Director, Medical Informationand Technology ApplicationsConsortium, VirginiaCommonwealth University,Richmond, VA133Robotic Remote Presencein Post Graduate SurgicalEducationPRESENTERAlex Gandsas, MD, AssociateProfessor of Surgery, JohnsHopkins, Sinai Hospital ofBaltimore, Baltimore, MD411A Cluster RandomizedControlled Trial of Storeand Forward <strong>Telemedicine</strong>PRESENTERDavid Kendrick, MD, MPH,Associate Professor ofMedicine and Pediatrics,University of Oklahoma Schoolof Community Medicine,Tulsa, OK396Using TelehealthTechnologies forRemote Assessment toUndergraduate NursingStudentsPRESENTERJill Winters, PhD, RN, Deanand Professor, ColumbiaCollege of Nursing,Milwaukee, WI3542008 TelehealthForecasting: A Roadmapfor the Coming DecadeMODERATORPamela Whitten, PhD,Professor and AssociateDean, Department ofTelecommunications,Information Studies andMedia, Michigan StateUniversity, East Lansing, MIPANELISTSDale Alverson, MD, Professorof Pediatrics and RegentsProfessor, Center forTelehealth and CybermedicineResearch, University of NewMexico, Albuquerque, NMCharles R. Doarn, MBA,Associate Professor of Surgeryand Biomedical Engineering,Deputy Director, AdvancedCenter for <strong>Telemedicine</strong> andSurgical Innovation, Universityof Cincinnati, Cincinnati, OHMary DeVany, BS, AveraTeleHealth/Great PlainsTelehealth Resource andAssistance Center, SiouxFalls, SDStuart Speedie, PhD, Professorof Health Informatics,University of Minnesota,Minneapolis, MNJoseph Tracy, MS, Vice-President, TelehealthServices, Lehigh ValleyHospital and Health Network,Bethlehem, PA50 <strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> / LAS VEGAS NEVADA USA / WWW.AMERICANTELEMED.ORG
<strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> <strong>Annual</strong> International <strong>Meeting</strong> and ExpositionConcurrent & Executive Roundtable SessionsTuesday 2:45 pm – 3:45 pmMiranda 1&2 Miranda 3&4 Miranda 5&6 Miranda 7&8ClinicalHome Telehealth,Remote Monitoring &Disease Management Operations OperationsSESSION 57PRESENTATION PANELSESSION 58INDIVIDUAL PRESENTATIONSSESSION 59DISCUSSION PANELSESSION 60DISCUSSION PANEL81Outcomes Studies inAdvanced Prosthetics,Amputee, and HumanPerformance ResearchMODERATORAshley Glenn, MA, <strong>Program</strong>Manager for Outcomesand <strong>Program</strong> Assessment,Advanced ProstheticsPortfolio, Fort Detrick, MDPANELISTSEllen MacKenzie, PhD, Fredand Julie Soper, Professorand Chair, Johns HopkinsUniversity, Baltimore, MDDaniel Vreeman, PT, DPT,MSc, Assistant ResearchProfessor, Research Scientist,Indiana University Schoolof Medicine, RegenstriefInstitute, Indianapolis, INJason Wilken, PhD, MPT,Director, Military PerformanceLaboratory, Center for theIntrepid/Brooke Army MedicalCenter, Fort Sam Houston, TXDIABETES AND EXERCISEAPPLICATIONSMODERATORRhonda Chetney MS, RN, Director,Clinical Support Services, IntelCorporation, Digital Health Group,Norfolk, VA53The Effect of Patient-ProviderCommunication on BloodGlucose MonitoringPRESENTERJames Robinson, PHD, Professorand Director of Graduate Studies,University of Dayton, Dayton, OH134The Effect of Interactivity inRetaining Elders in ExerciseParticipationPRESENTERLawrence Keyes, MS, Principal,Microdesign Consulting Inc.,Colchester, VT85Innovative Diabetes CaseManagement Utilizing RemoteMonitoringPRESENTERBonnie Britton, MSN, RN, C,Chief Nursing Officer / GrantsManagement, Roanoke ChowanCommunity Health Center,Ahoskie, NC266Taking <strong>Telemedicine</strong> toWalmart – The HoustonExperienceMODERATOROscar Boultinghouse, MD,MPH, FACEP, Co-Principal,eCareGroup PLLC, Houston, TXPANELISTSJoe Carranza, EMPT, Directorof Clinical Operations,eCareGroup PLLC,Houston, TXOscar Boultinghouse, MD,MPH, FACEP, Co-Principal,eCareGroup PLLC, Houston, TX476Telehealth TechnologyWorkforce IssuesMODERATORScott Simmons, MS, Directorof TeleHealth, Universityof Miami Miller School ofMedicine, Miami, FLPANELISTSScott Simmons, MS, Directorof Telehealth, University ofMiami TeleHealth, Miami, FLTom Brewer, MS, Directorof TeleHealth Operations,University of MiamiTeleHealth, Miami, FLEugene Sullivan, Director,Office of <strong>Telemedicine</strong>,University of Virginia Officeof <strong>Telemedicine</strong>,Charlottesville, VAMike Roscoe, TelehealthTechnician, Eastern Montana<strong>Telemedicine</strong> Network,Billings, MTMandi Constantine, TelehealthTechnician, Alaska FederalHealth Care Access Network,Anchorage, AK52 <strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> / LAS VEGAS NEVADA USA / WWW.AMERICANTELEMED.ORG
Coordinated by the<strong>ATA</strong> Industry Council(See page 34 for details)Please Note: CEU credit is notavailable for these sessionsTropical EFGH Tropical ABCD Palma EFGH Palma ABCD Brasilia 5EmergencyPreparedness &Pediatrics Operations Disaster Policy Response TechnologyTelementalClinical HealthExecutiveRoundtablesSESSION 61INDIVIDUAL PRESENTATIONSSCHOOL-BASEDAPPLICATIONSMODERATORBryan L. Burke, Jr, MD, FAAP,Associate Professor, Sectionof Neonatology, Universityof Arkansas for MedicalSciences, Little Rock, AR46Telepsychiatry in Schools:Increasing Access to Carethrough TechnologyPRESENTERPamela Whitten, PhD,Professor and AssociateDean, Department ofTelecommunication,Information Studies andMedia, Michigan StateUniversity, East Lansing, MI192Diagnostic Efficacy of ChildTelepsychiatry Services fora School PopulationPRESENTEREve-Lynn Nelson, PhD,Assistant Director, KUCenter for <strong>Telemedicine</strong> andTelehealth, Kansas City, KSSESSION 62INDIVIDUAL PRESENTATIONSREMOTE TRAUMA CAREMODERATOREd Brown, MD, ChiefExecutive Officer, Ontario<strong>Telemedicine</strong> Network,Toronto, Ontario, Canada300<strong>Telemedicine</strong> for MassCasualty Triage:Does it Work?PRESENTERAntonio Marttos, MD,Assistant Professor ofSurgery, University of MiamiMiller School of Medicine,Miami, FL,305Can EMS Protocols beMonitored Remotely inPre-Hospital CarePRESENTERColin MacKenzie, MD,Doctor, National StudyCenter for Trauma & EMS,Baltimore, MD299Automated Vital-SignRecording IdentifiesMore Critical Episodesthan Chart AbstractionPRESENTERPeter Hu, MS, CNE,Assistant Professor andChief Technologist, <strong>Program</strong>in Trauma, University ofMaryland School of Medicine,Baltimore, MDSESSION 63INDIVIDUAL PRESENTATIONSINNOVATIONS INTECHNOLOGYMODERATORMark Carroll, MD, Telehealth<strong>Program</strong> Director, PhoenixArea Indian Health Service,Flagstaff, AZ404Bridging the Gap:Real-Time andStore-and-ForwardPRESENTERA. Stewart Ferguson, PhD,Director of Telehealth,Alaska Native Tribal HealthConsortium, Anchorage, AK453Medical-Grade Video<strong>Telemedicine</strong> NetworksPRESENTERJeff Schmitz, MS,Vice President, RivuletCommunications, Inc,Herndon, VA66Technical Quality andEnvironmental Assessmentfor Group VideophoneInteractionsPRESENTERDebra Parker Oliver, PhD,Associate Professor, Universityof Missouri, Columbia, MOSESSION 64PRESENTATION PANEL343Women’s HealthThrough <strong>Telemedicine</strong>:A Panel DiscussionMODERATORAna Maria Lopez, MD, MPH,Medical Director, Arizona<strong>Telemedicine</strong> <strong>Program</strong>,Tucson, AZPANELISTSAna Maria Lopez, MD, MPH,Medical Director, Arizona<strong>Telemedicine</strong> <strong>Program</strong>,University of Arizona,Tucson, AZElizabeth Krupinski, PhD,Research Professor, Universityof Arizona, Arizona<strong>Telemedicine</strong> <strong>Program</strong>,Tucson, AZLindsay Kreykes, MPH,Research Specialist, Senior,University of Arizona,Tucson, AZER7New Pathwaysto Specialist CareMODERATORDennis SantoliPresidentCampaniaPARTICIPANTSSteve Constantine, BA,MA, CAAMA, CPIMS, CHSDirector of Medical & VideoServicesGCI ConnectMDGary GregoryPresident, CEOAdvanced Diagnostics LLC(EyeTel)Brian Rosenfeld, MDExecutive Vice-President &Chief Medical OfficerPhilips VISICUJoe Peterson, MDChief Executive OfficerSpecialists On Call, Inc.<strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> / LAS VEGAS NEVADA USA / WWW.AMERICANTELEMED.ORG 53
<strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> <strong>Annual</strong> International <strong>Meeting</strong> and ExpositionConcurrent & Executive Roundtable SessionsTuesday 4:00 pm – 5:00 pmMiranda 1&2 Miranda 3&4 Miranda 5&6 Miranda 7&8ClinicalHome Telehealth,Remote Monitoring &Disease Management Operations OperationsSESSION 65INDIVIDUAL PRESENTATIONSSESSION 66PANEL PRESENTATIONSESSION 67INDIVIDUAL PRESENTATIONSSESSION 68INDIVIDUAL PRESENTATIONSTELEREHABILITATIONAPPLICATIONSMODERATOREllen Cohn, PhD,CCC-SLP, AssociateDean for InstructionalDevelopment, School ofHealth and RehabilitationSciences, AssociateProfessor, Department ofCommunication Scienceand Disorders, University ofPittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA296Using Consumer Input toDevelop TelerehabilitationApplications for VocationalSupportsPRESENTERMichael McCue, PhD,Associate Professor/ViceChair, University of Pittsburgh,Pittsburgh, PA272User Roles, Needs,and InformationManagement Features inTelerehabilitationPRESENTERAndi Saptono, MS, PhD,Candidate, University ofPittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA352Innovations in the MedicalHome: Maximizing HealthSystems’ Ability throughRemote MonitoringMODERATORVince Kuraitis, JD, MBA, Principal,Better Health Technologies, Boise,IDPANELISTSVince Kuraitis, JD, MBA, Principal,Better Health Technologies, Boise,IDRichard Dryer, MD, MedicalDirector, Henry Ford HealthSystem, Detroit, MIRandall Williams, MD, FACC,Founder and Chief ExecutiveOfficer, Pharos Innovations,Northfield, ILBUSINESS MODELS:MAKING A TELEMEDICINEPROGRAM WORKMODERATORSally Davis, TelehealthConsultant, Marquette GeneralHospital, Marquette, MI32Building a <strong>Telemedicine</strong><strong>Program</strong> Within anInstitution: Economies ofScale…Fact or Fiction?PRESENTERRonald Weinstein, MDDirector, University ofArizona, Arizona <strong>Telemedicine</strong><strong>Program</strong>, Tucson AZ86New TelehealthBusiness ModelPRESENTERBonnie Britton, MSN, RN, C,Chief Nursing Officer/GrantsManagement, RoanokeChowan Community HealthCenter Ahoskie, NC195Evolution ofReimbursement Policy inTelemental Health ClinicsPRESENTEREve-Lynn Nelson, PhD,Assistant Director, KUCenter for <strong>Telemedicine</strong> andTelehealth, Kansas City, KSBUSINESS PROCESSESMODERATORBill Paschall, Director, AT&TIndustry Solutions Practice,Healthcare, Austin, TX328VA’s Nationwide<strong>Telemedicine</strong> ImagingCapabilities for ClinicalSpecialtiesPRESENTERRuth Dayhoff, MD, VistaImaging Director, Departmentof Veterans Affairs, ChiefHealth Informatics Office,Silver Spring, MD356Creating and SustainingSuccess: Re-EngineeringTelehealth WorkflowProcessesPRESENTERGlenn Groesch, MBA, MA,Technology Manager, SIUTelehealth Networks &<strong>Program</strong>s, Southern IllinoisUniversity, Springfield, IL250The OrganizationalStructure and Architectureof <strong>Telemedicine</strong>: Keys toSuccessPRESENTERPamela Whitten, PhD,Professor and AssociateDean, Department ofTelecommunications,Information Studies andMedia, Michigan StateUniversity, East Lansing, MI54 <strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> / LAS VEGAS NEVADA USA / WWW.AMERICANTELEMED.ORG
Coordinated by the<strong>ATA</strong> Industry Council(See page 34 for details)Please Note: CEU credit is notavailable for these sessionsTropical EFGH Tropical ABCD Palma EFGH Palma ABCD Brasilia 5EmergencyPreparedness &Pediatrics Operations Disaster Policy Response TechnologyTelementalClinical HealthExecutiveRoundtablesSESSION 69INDIVIDUAL PRESENTATIONSINNOVATIVE PROGRAMSMODERATORMolly Reyna, <strong>Telemedicine</strong><strong>Program</strong> Manager,<strong>Telemedicine</strong> <strong>Program</strong>,Children’s National MedicalCenter, Washington, DC99Standardized Assessmentof Pediatric Languagevia a Multi-mediaVideoconferencing SystemPRESENTERMonique Waite,BSpPathHons, PhD Student,The University of Queensland,Brisbane, AustraliaDeveloping a Sustainable<strong>Program</strong> for Tele-Echocardiograms in RuralPediatricsPRESENTERThomas Chin, MD, FAAP,FAAC, Division Chair ofCardiovascular Institute,University of TennesseeHealth Science CenterMemphis, TN209Tagged for Success:<strong>Telemedicine</strong> Action GroupAligns Multi-InstitutionalEffortsSESSION 70INDIVIDUAL PRESENTATIONSDISASTER RESPONSEMODERATORDavid G. Ellis, MD, FACEP,Associate Professor, ClinicalEmergency Medicine, Director,Division of Telehealth andHealthcare Informatics,University at Buffalo (SUNY)Department of EmergencyMedicine, Erie County MedicalCenter, Buffalo, NY205Multi-Resolution DynamicThermography for RoboticTriagePRESENTERPaul Cox, MSEE, President,PERL Research, Huntsville, AL139Challenges in Establishingan International-<strong>Telemedicine</strong> Link in ActiveEarthquake ZonePRESENTERPeter Hu, MS, CNE,Assistant Professor andChief Technologist, <strong>Program</strong>in Trauma, University ofMaryland School of Medicine,Baltimore, MDSESSION 71DISCUSSION PANEL392Implementing Standardsand Guidelines for<strong>Telemedicine</strong>MODERATORElizabeth Krupinski, PhD,Professor, University ofArizona, Arizona <strong>Telemedicine</strong><strong>Program</strong>, Tucson, AZPANELISTSElizabeth Krupinski, PhD,Professor, University ofArizona, Arizona <strong>Telemedicine</strong><strong>Program</strong>, Tucson, AZNina Antoniotti, PhD,<strong>Program</strong> ManagerTelehealth, MarshfieldClinic, Marshfield, WIAnne Burdick, MD, Professorand Associate Dean for<strong>Telemedicine</strong> and ClinicalOutreach, University of Miami,Miami, FLSESSION 72PRESENTATION PANEL51Inpatient <strong>Telemedicine</strong>MODERATORJaveed Siddiqui, MD, MPH,Assistant Professor of ClinicalMedicine; Associate MedicalDirector, Center for Health& Technology, University ofCalifornia Davis, School ofMedicine, Sacramento, CAPANELISTSJaveed Siddiqui, MD, MPH,Assistant Professor of ClinicalMedicine; Associate MedicalDirector, Center for Health& Technology, University ofCalifornia Davis, School ofMedicine, Sacramento, CAAnita Moon-Grady, MD,Assistant Professor, PediatricCardiology, PediatricHeart Center, University ofCalifornia Davis, Children’sHospital, Sacramento, CAJames P. Marcin, MD, MPH,Center for Health ServicesResearch in Primary Care,University of CaliforniaDavis, School of Medicine,Sacramento, CAER8Telehealth for Chronic Careand Disease ManagementMODERATORRandall S. Moore,MD, MBAChairman and CEO<strong>American</strong> Telecare, Inc.PARTICIPANTSMatt SandersCEOiMetrikusEd SiemensDirector of Marketing & SalesA&D MedicalMark SmithBusiness DevelopmentManagerDelphi Medical SystemsTom ReddyCEOConnections365Marikay K. MenardVice President, ClinicalStrategyLifeWatch, Inc. / A CardGuard CompanyGazi Abdulhay, MD,FACOG, FACFCEO & ChairmanHealthOneMedPRESENTERChristopher Smith, MD,Medical Director, ExpressCare Unit, ArkansasChildren’s Hospital, LittleRock, ARSessionRecordingsAvailable!VISIT THE <strong>ATA</strong> LIVE LEARNINGCENTER DEMONSTRATION BOOTHAT <strong>ATA</strong> CENTRAL.SEE PAGE 24 FOR DETAILS.<strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> / LAS VEGAS NEVADA USA / WWW.AMERICANTELEMED.ORG 55
<strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> <strong>Annual</strong> International <strong>Meeting</strong> and ExpositionScientific PostersRio Pavilion & Amazon Ballroom Exhibit HallsMonday & Tuesday, April 27 & 28NEW!Posters aredisplayed intwo exhibithallsposters located in the rio pavilion exhibit hallSee page 58 for additional posters located in the Amazon Ballroom Exhibit Hall6Can TeleHealth Replace GeneticsOutreach Clinics in Rural Missouri?PRESENTERDonna Nale, BAS, Service Coordinator, UniversityMissouri Columbia-Southern MissouriTelehealth Genetics, Pomona, MO11Automated Technology forRemote Elder Monitoring:Sensors for Senior HousingPRESENTERDiane Mahoney, PhD, GNP, Director ofGerontechnology & Mohr Research, MGH –Institute of Health Professions, Boston, MA15Combat wounded OEF/OIFVeterans: Effective TreatmentUsing VA National PolytraumaNetworkPRESENTERMary Skinner, MSN, Telehealth Coordinator,Department of Veterans Affairs, Palo AltoHealth Care System, Palo Alto, CA17NLM Disaster InformationManagement Research Center(DIMRC)PRESENTERCraig Locatis, PhD, Medical Officer, NationalLibrary of Medicine, Bethesda, MD18Rage Against the Machine?Human factors in theDeployment of TelebehavioralHealth in the ArmyPRESENTERJohn Bradley, MD, Chief, Department ofPsychiatry, Walter Reed Army Medical Center,Washington, DC19Chronic Disease ManagementSystem Using u-HealthcarePRESENTERGeum Joo Cho, MD, Guro District PublicHealth Center, Seoul, South Korea24Child Psychiatric <strong>Telemedicine</strong>in Rural New MexicoPRESENTERCharles Hauser, MD, Child and AdolescentPsychiatrist, Rehoboth McKinley ChristianHealth Care Services, Gallup, NM25Code of Practice for the UnitedKingdom’s Telecare/HealthIndustryPRESENTERTrevor Single, Consultant, Consultant,Choose Independence Ltd, St Neots, UnitedKingdom28Tele-health Support for PrimaryHealth Care in Brazil-Pilot ProjectPRESENTERAna Haddad, PhD, Director of Departmentof Health Education, Ministry of Health-Secretariatof Work Management and HealthEducation (SGTES), Brasilia, Brazil33Project ECHO KnowledgeNetworks Expand Access to RuralAreas/PrisonsPRESENTERWesley Pak, MBA, Systems and <strong>Program</strong>mingManager, Project ECHO, University ofNew Mexico, Albuquerque, NM34<strong>Meeting</strong> the Need for OutpatientPsychiatric Care in RuralCommunitiesPRESENTERPennie Seibert, PhD, INI Director ofResearch, Saint Alphonsus Regional MedicalCenter, Boise, ID35<strong>Telemedicine</strong> and Critical Care:Comparing Three DeliveryModelsPRESENTERPennie Seibert, PhD, INI Director ofResearch, Saint Alphonsus Regional MedicalCenter, Boise, ID37Assessing Vocal Function inProfessional Voice Users OnlinePRESENTERDeborah Theodoros, PhD, Associate Professor,The University of Queensland, Brisbane,Australia44Assessment of Communicationand Swallowing PostLaryngectomy: RemoteRehabilitation TrialPRESENTERElizabeth Ward, PhD, Associate Professor,School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences,The University of Queensland, Brisbane,Australia47Robust Measures of WebsiteEffectiveness: Lessons for<strong>Telemedicine</strong> WebsitesPRESENTERPamela Whitten, PhD, Professor and AssociateDean, Department of Telecommunication,Information Studies and Media, MichiganState University, East Lansing, MI77Monitoring Elderly and FragilePeople ADL by DetectingElectrical EventsPRESENTERMichel Giordani, eHealth <strong>Program</strong> Manager,Orange Labs, Grenoble, France80Church-based <strong>Telemedicine</strong>Screening and Monitoring<strong>Program</strong>PRESENTERCraig Lehmann, PhD, CC (NRCC), FACB,Dean/Professor the School of Health Tech,School of Health Technology & Management,Stony Brook University, Stony Brook, NY83Patient Provider CommunityTeleheatlh Network Year 3OutcomesPRESENTERBonnie Britton, MSN, RN, C, Chief NursingOfficer/Grants Management, RoanokeChowan Community Health Center,Ahoskie, NC84Maintaining the Quality of LifeWhile Preserving IndependencePRESENTEREric Muncert, BS, Telehealth Research Specialist,Saint Francis University’s Center ofExcellence for Remote and Medically Under-Served Areas, Loretto, PA101Videoconferencing for GivingTherapy: Attitudes andTheoretical PerspectivesPRESENTERRolf Wynn, MD, PhD, Professor, Departmentof <strong>Telemedicine</strong> and e-health, University ofTromsų, Tromsų, Norway102Trial on the Removal of LinguisticBarriers in Medical SettingsPRESENTERTetsuo Sakamaki, PhD, Professor, Departmentof Medical Informatics and DecisionSciences, Gunma University Hospital, Maebashi,Japan115Telerehabilitation:A Videoconferencing Solutionfor Broad ApplicationPRESENTERPaula Suter, RN, MA, Director of ChronicCare Management, Baptist Health, LittleRock, AR120Staff Training Considerations:Pennsylvania CorrectionalInstitutions and Hamot MedicalCenterPRESENTERValarie Jackson, MS, Regional Director,Hamot Heart Institute, Hamot Medical Center,Erie, PA121An Evaluation of the KwaZulu-Natal Telehealth NetworkPRESENTERMaurice Mara, MBChB, MD, Professor andHead of Telehealth, University of KwaZulu-Natal, Durban,South Africa122Group Tobacco Cessation Using<strong>Telemedicine</strong> TechnologyPRESENTERGretchen Patch, MPH, Project ManagerClinical Services, Kansas University Centerfor <strong>Telemedicine</strong> & Telehealth, KansasCity, KS123Interactive CME in Dermatologyto Latin America, Caribbean,Alaska, HawaiiPRESENTERAnne Burdick, MD, MPH, Associate Dean forTeleHealth and Clinic, UM TeleHealth, Universityof Miami Miller School of Medicine,Miami, FL56 <strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> / LAS VEGAS NEVADA USA / WWW.AMERICANTELEMED.ORG
Poster Presentations & ReceptionMonday, April 27, 5pm-6:15pmhoSted by VItAphone uSARio and Amazon Exhibit Halls201Blueprints for Successful,International Learning:Teleconferencing DrivesHealthcare CollaborationPRESENTERCurtis Lowery, MD, Director, Center forDistance Health, University of Arkansas forMedical Sciences, Little Rock, AR203Substance Abuse and MentalHealth: Improving Co-MorbidityServices through <strong>Telemedicine</strong>PRESENTERShannon Barringer, MS, CGC, GeneticsCounselor, <strong>Program</strong> Manager, ANGE, Universityof Arkansas for Medical Sciences,Little Rock, AR206Accommodating Rural Practice:Standardized Courses Receivean Injection of TechnologyPRESENTERSarah Rhoads, DNP, APN, Clinical AssistantProfessor, College of, University of Arkansasfor Medical Sciences, Little Rock, AR207Telenursery: Bucking the TrendToward De-RegionalizationPRESENTERRichard Hall, MD, Professor, Neonatology,University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences,Little Rock, AR215mHealth: A Potential Toolfor Health Care DeliveryPRESENTERGanapathy Krishnan, MCh(Neuro), FACS,FICS, FAMS, President, Apollo <strong>Telemedicine</strong>Networking Foundation, Chennai, India216The Effectiveness of<strong>Telemedicine</strong> on EMS forTrauma PatientsPRESENTERKang Hyun Lee, MD, PhD, Department ofEmergency Medicine, Wonju College ofMedicine, Wonju, South Korea125International Distance LearningLectures on Latin <strong>American</strong>HealthcarePRESENTERRonald Weinstein, MD, Director, Universityof Arizona, Tucson, AZ138Deaf Patient +Videoconferencing =Communication SuccessPRESENTERSteven Mecklenburg, MS, TeleHealth Coordinator,Poudre Valley Health System, FortCollins, CO144Authority Management inHierarchical Organizations UsingMulti-Source Video ConferencingPRESENTERRonald Weinstein, MD, Director, Universityof Arizona, Tucson, AZ147“Managing CHF Anywhere!” –Marshfield Clinic’s CHF RemoteIVR ClinicPRESENTERNina Antoniotti, RN, MBA, PhD, Director ofTeleHealth, Marshfield Clinic TeleHealth -Marshfield Clinic, Marshfield, WI154Rural <strong>Telemedicine</strong> Networks:Results of Three Years of ServiceDeliveryPRESENTERChristine Martin, MBA, PMP, ExecutiveDirector, California <strong>Telemedicine</strong> & eHealthCenter, Sacramento, CA,157Prototyping a Smart PhoneApplication for Chinese ElderlyDiabeticsPRESENTERCynthia LeRouge, PhD, Associate Professor,Saint Louis University, St Louis, MO166Training Percussion TherapyTechniques via VideoTeleconferencing (VTC)PRESENTERBrenda Guzic, RN, AS, BSc, MA, TelehealthResearch Specialist, Saint Francis University’sCenter of Excellence for Remote and MedicallyUnder-Served Areas, Loretto, PA169Architecture for <strong>Telemedicine</strong>Applications for Management ofChronic ConditionsPRESENTERMark Gaynor, PhD, Professor, BostonUniversity, Boston, MA170TelerehabilitationE-Dissemination: Three Vehiclesfor Academic Public ServicePRESENTEREllen Cohn, PhD, Associate Dean – InstructionalDevelopment, University of PittsburghRERC on Telerehabilitation, Pittsburgh, PA175ICU Staff Receptiveness toRemote TelepresencePRESENTERJoseph Sucher, MD, Assistant Professor ofSurgery, The Methodist Hospital, Houston,TX176A Practical Guide to Design<strong>Telemedicine</strong> Applications inAcademic CentersPRESENTERA. Hasan Sapci, MD, <strong>Telemedicine</strong> Specialist,Senior Clinical, University of MichiganHealth System, Ann Arbor, MI180Ministry of IT Health Net RuralSupport <strong>Program</strong>- PakistanPRESENTERAsif Zafar, MD, FCPS, FRCS, Professor, <strong>Telemedicine</strong>& E-Health Training Center, HolyFamily Hospital, Rawalpindi, Pakistan181A Tele-Hearing Diagnosis SystemBased on Web ServicesPRESENTERJianchu Yao, PhD, A Tele-Hearing DiagnosisSystem Based on, Department of Engineering,East Carolina University, Greenville, NC186Implementing RFID Technologyin Triage SystemPRESENTERJorma Jokela, LicHC, Director of NursingScience, Centre for Military Medicine, Lahti,Finland187Empirical Analysis of eHealthSystems and Reduction ofMedical ExpendituresPRESENTERMasatsugu Tsuji, PhD, Professor, Universityof Hyogo, Kobe, Japan188<strong>Telemedicine</strong> and SurgicalEducation across Borders:A Case ReportPRESENTERChristopher Fischer, MS, UCSD MedicalStudent, University of California, San DiegoSchool of Medicine, San Diego, CA196Analysis of Nursing Work Flowin a Home Monitoring StudyPRESENTERKathleen Harrington, RN, MS, NurseResearcher, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis,MN197Pacific Asynchronous TeleHealth:Providing Pediatric SpecialtyConsultation AbroadPRESENTEREthan Bergvall, MD, Chief Resident in Pediatrics,Tripler Army Medical Center, Departmentof Pediatrics, Honolulu, HIMore posterpresentations onnext page><strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> / LAS VEGAS NEVADA USA / WWW.AMERICANTELEMED.ORG 57
<strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> <strong>Annual</strong> International <strong>Meeting</strong> and ExpositionScientific PostersRio Pavilion & Amazon Ballroom Exhibit HallsMonday & Tuesday, April 27 & 28NEW!Posters aredisplayed intwo exhibithallsposters located in the amazon Ballroom exhibit hallSee page 56 for additional posters located in the Rio Pavilion Exhibit Hall217TeleMentoring: LeveragingClinical ExpertisePRESENTERSusan Goran, RN, MSN, Operations Director,MaineHealth VitalNetwork, Portland, ME246Evaluation of Structured<strong>Telemedicine</strong> Training forHealthcare ProfessionalsPRESENTERMuhammad Murad, MBBS, MCPS, Lecturer,<strong>Telemedicine</strong>/E-Health Training Center, Universityof Health Sciences, Lahore, Pakistan249Second Specialized FormativeOpinion on Alcohol, Drugs andTobaccoPRESENTERCelina Pereira, BSc, <strong>Telemedicine</strong> – School ofMedicine Sciences – University of Sao Paulo,Sao Paulo, Brazil252Functional Capability intoa Sustainable <strong>Telemedicine</strong><strong>Program</strong>PRESENTERRosângela Gundim, MD, School ScienceMedicine of University of Sao Paulo -FMUSP, Sao Paulo, Brazil259Managing a Large Scale DistanceLearning VideoconferenceNetworkPRESENTERSam Lin, MSITM, MHA, Senior CommunicationsSpecialist, AT&T, St Louis, MO,260Using Tele-psychiatry to MeetPediatric Mental Health NeedsPRESENTERDavid Cattell-Gordon, MSW, Director ofRural Network Development, University ofVirginia Office of <strong>Telemedicine</strong>, Charlottesville,VA263A Network Infrastructure forAutomated Diagnosis of DiabeticRetinopathyPRESENTERYaqin Li, PhD, Postdoctoral Researcher, Universityof Tennessee Hamilton Eye Institute,Memphis, TN264The Student Initiative Takes anEffective Primary Care <strong>Program</strong>PRESENTERDebora Macea, BSc, MD, University of SaoPaulo, Sao Paulo, Brazil268Wikis: A Novel Formatfor Wound CarePRESENTERJustin Fox, MD, Surgical Resident, Departmentof Surgery, Division of Plastic Surgery,Wright State University Boonshoft School ofMedicine, Dayton, OH275Improving Short-term MemoryLoss in Patients with Alzheimer’sDementiaPRESENTERGianluca De Leo, PhD, MBA, AssistantProfessor, Virginia Modeling, Analysis andSimulation Center (VMASC), Old DominionUniversity, Suffolk, VA276Using <strong>Telemedicine</strong> to AccessCancer Tumor Boards and ClinicalTrialsPRESENTERRichard Bold, MD, Associate Professor,Chief of Surgical Oncology, University ofCalifornia, Davis, Health System, Sacramento,CA283Evaluation of the BHTelehealthProject Implemented in a PublicNetworkPRESENTERClaúdio Souza, MD, Medicine College fromFederal University of Minas Gerais, BeloHorizonte, Brazil284Education on Tele-Health:An International CooperationExperiencePRESENTERLorena Nieto, FT, FT, Colombian <strong>Telemedicine</strong>Centre, Cali, Colombia297Radiation TreatmentPlanning TrainingPRESENTERLester Greer, MD, Walter Reed ArmyMedical Center, Washington, DC309Telehealth and Outreach:Its Benefits and Impact onHealthcare ProfessionalsPRESENTERJackie Hickey, RN, Outreach Coordinator,Sykes Telehealth Solutions, a division ofSykes Assistance Services, Toronto, Ontario,Canada310A Nursing InterventionDatabase: An eICU Outcome ToolPRESENTERJoseph DiMartino, RN, BSN, OutcomesCoordinator, University of PennsylvaniaHealth System-Penn E-lert eICU, Philadelphia,PA314User Survey Results ofApplications and Limitations ofDigital PathologyPRESENTERIsil Yildiz, MD, Research Associate, Universityof Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA315The Use of Videoconference inSchizophrenia: Review of theLiteraturePRESENTERIan Sharp, PhD, Research Scientist, MedAvante,Inc, Hamilton, NJ,318Educational CommunicationArchitect for Development ofKnowledge Units for e-learningPRESENTERVanessa Haddad, BSc, Professor, MedicalSchool of University of São Paulo, SãoPaulo, Brazil319A Hybrid Telehealth Modelfor CHF PatientsPRESENTERPaula Egan, BSN, RN, Coordinator HomeCare Education and Telehealth, AlegentHealth at Home, Omaha, NE324Telehealth Strategies forContinuing HealthCare Needs ofOlder Rural VeteransPRESENTERRobert Hill, PhD, Professor, Veterans AdministrationMedical Center, Salt Lake City, UT326Joslin Vision Network: DiabeticRetinopathy Grading at Time ofImagingPRESENTERJerry Cavallerano, OD, PhD, Staff Optometrist,Beetham Eye Institute, Joslin DiabetesCenter, Boston, MA334Experience of Implementation ofDistance Learning in the SurgeryDepartmentPRESENTERAndriy Hospodarskyy, Associate Professor,MD, surgeon, Ternopil State Medical University,Ternopil, Ukraine338Building Clinical TelehealthPartnerships between SiksikaNation and Calgary HealthPRESENTERVanessa Magiera, BComm, BSc, ClinicalTelehealth Coordinator, Alberta HealthServices – Calgary Health Region, Calgary,Canada340Delivering Real Life Carein a Virtual WorldPRESENTERHeather Bello, BA, Project Administrator,Center for Connected Health, Boston, MA342Integrating ER <strong>Telemedicine</strong>Consultations into a TertiaryAcademic EmergencyDepartmentPRESENTERBrian Kristoff, BA, Assoc. Director, <strong>Telemedicine</strong>Service, University at Buffalo (StateUniversity of New York) Department ofEmergency Medicine, Buffalo, NY345Workflow Analysis of Telehealth<strong>Program</strong> Utilizing Theory ofDistributed CognitionPRESENTERRhonda Cady, RN, MS, PhD Candidate,Division of Health Informatics, University ofMinnesota, Minneapolis, MN197Pacific Asynchronous TeleHealth:Providing Pediatric SpecialtyConsultation AbroadPRESENTEREthan Bergvall, MD, Chief Resident in Pediatrics,Tripler Army Medical Center, Departmentof Pediatrics, Honolulu, HI349Multimodal Delivery Approachfor Mass-Casualty EventPreparedness and ResponsePRESENTERJaishree Beedasy, PhD, Research AssistantProfessor, Institute of Rural Health – IdahoState University, Pocatello, ID358Community ParticipatoryDistance Education - TheArizona <strong>Telemedicine</strong> <strong>Program</strong>ExperiencePRESENTERAna Maria Lopez, MD, MPH, MedicalDirector, Arizona <strong>Telemedicine</strong> <strong>Program</strong>,Tucson, AZ58 <strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> / LAS VEGAS NEVADA USA / WWW.AMERICANTELEMED.ORG
Poster Presentations & ReceptionMonday, April 27, 5pm-6:15pmhoSted by VItAphone uSARio and Amazon Exhibit Halls369An Urban TeleHealth <strong>Program</strong>for HIV Services for VulnerablePopulationsPRESENTERMalcolm John, MD, MPH, Dr, University ofCalifornia Medical Center, San Francisco, CA377Universal Service for Rural HealthCare: 10 Years and GrowingPRESENTERWilliam England, PhD, JD, Vice-President,Rural Health Care Division, Universal ServiceAdministrative Company, Washington, DC380Mobile Telerehabilitation Evaluationand Smart House in a BoxPRESENTERRobert Mainhart, MBA, <strong>Program</strong> Manager,Saint Francis University Center of Excellencefor Remote and Medically Under-ServedAreas, Loretto, PA385Current Status of eHealthAwareness among PakistaniHealth Care ProfessionalsPRESENTERMuhammad Murad, MBBS, MCPS, Lecturer,<strong>Telemedicine</strong>/E-Health Training Center, Universityof Health Sciences, Lahore, Pakistan386Creating <strong>Telemedicine</strong> Webs ofCare in the Primary Care SettingPRESENTERKathy Steegstra, RN, BNsg, BEd, MEd, VicePresident, Primary Care, Ontario <strong>Telemedicine</strong>Network, Ottawa, Canada391Networking the EmergencyDepartments of CollaboratingRural HospitalsPRESENTERMax Stachura, MD, Director, Center forTelehealth, Medical College of Georgia,Augusta, GA393Value of Face-to-Face Encountersbetween Teleconsultants andReferring ProvidersPRESENTERJohn Bocachica, MD, FAAD, Chief, Dermatologyand Teledermatology, Alaska NativeMedical Center, Anchorage, AK401<strong>Telemedicine</strong> Regulations in LACfor a Global DeploymentPRESENTERJorge Vélez, MD, Dr, Colombian <strong>Telemedicine</strong>Centre, Cali, Colombia405Comparing Stereo to Non-stereofor <strong>Telemedicine</strong> Evaluation ofDiabetic RetinopathyPRESENTERHelen Li, MD, Associate Professor, Universityof Texas Medical Branch, Department ofOphthalmology & Visual Sciences, Galveston,TX406Response to Hurricane GustavFacilitated by VideoconferencingTechnologyPRESENTERCharles Winchell, MPA, <strong>Telemedicine</strong> <strong>Program</strong>Coordinator, LSU Hospitals HealthCare Services Division, Baton Rouge, LA407Detecting Glaucomatous OpticNerves during <strong>Telemedicine</strong>Assessment for DiabeticRetinopathyPRESENTERIngrid Zimmer-Galler, MD, Associate Professorof Ophthalmology, Wilmer Eye Instituteat Johns Hopkins University Medical Center,Baltimore, MD409Telepharmacy: A Paradigm Shiftin Management of Chronic IllnessPRESENTERJill Winters, PhD, RN, Dean and Professor,Columbia College of Nursing, Milwaukee, WI423Successful Teleretinal Screeningsin Prisons in Western AustraliaPRESENTERKanagasingam Yogesan, PhD, Director,Centre for e-Health, Lions Eye Institute,Nedlands, WA, Australia428<strong>Telemedicine</strong> incorporated intoMedical Home Model in LSUHospital SystemPRESENTERCharles Winchell, MPA, <strong>Telemedicine</strong> <strong>Program</strong>Coordinator, LSU Hospitals HealthCare Services Division, Baton Rouge, LA437Impact of Mydriasis and Ageon <strong>Telemedicine</strong> DiabeticRetinopathy AssessmentPRESENTERChristine Kim, Holton Arms School,Bethesda, MD438Reimbursement of Store andForward Teledermatology inCalifornia: An UpdatePRESENTERNayla Idriss, MD, Clinical Research Fellow,UC Davis Teledermatology <strong>Program</strong> Departmentof Dermatology, Sacramento, CA447<strong>Telemedicine</strong> integration withthe Electronic Medical Recordand Agile DevelopmentPRESENTERMark Jeffrey, BSc, Sr, <strong>Telemedicine</strong> TechnologyManager, <strong>Telemedicine</strong> and AdvancedTechnology Research Center, Frederick, MD448A Handheld Blood Sensor forMonitoring Physiological StatusPRESENTERAnthony Pacifico, PhD, Biomedical Scientist,<strong>Telemedicine</strong> and Advanced TechnologyResearch Center, Frederick, MD456Medical DisasterResources NetworkPRESENTERDavid Balch, MA, Medical Disaster ResourcesNetwork, Medical Missions for Children,Paterson, NJ459Visiting Nurses Utilize TelehealthMobile Kiosks to ManageChronic DiseasesPRESENTERBetty Van Huizen – Couture, DiplomaNursing, Telecare Coordination Specialist,Healthanywhere Inc., an IgeaCare SystemsCompany, Richmond Hill, Canada460Helping AmericasWounded WarriorsPRESENTERAdam Kisielewski, PO, Project Officer, MilitaryAmputee Research, US Army MedicalResearch and Materiel Command, <strong>Telemedicine</strong>& Advanced Technology ResearchCenter (TATRC), Fort Detrick, MD463The GVLM: Harvesting MedicalContent to Support InternationalEducationPRESENTERLori Balch, Director, Global Video Library ofMedicine, Medical Missions for Children,Greenville, NC466US Army Wide Tele-TBI ProjectPRESENTERMichael Lynch, PhD. ABPP, Lead PI NARMC,North Atlanta Regional Medical Command(NARMC), Washington, DC468Robo-Reality: Search and RescueVideo Games for AdolescentRobotsPRESENTERWilliam Beavin, MSc, Technical Fellow,The Boeing Company, St Louis, MO475Arizona Burn Disaster <strong>Program</strong>PRESENTERDave Robertson, DO, Coordinator BurnDisaster Network, Arizona Burn Center,Hawaii Residency <strong>Program</strong>, Phoenix, AR487Deployable Imaging Update:Challenges to Overcome andOpportunities Moving ForwardPRESENTEREdward McDonough, MS, Systems Engineer,Integrated Clinical Systems <strong>Program</strong> ManagementOffice (ICSPMO), Frederick, MD495Teledermatologyat the South PolePRESENTERAngel Sun, BS, Medical Student, The Universityof Texas Medical Branch, Galveston, TX497Unmanned Systems for MedicalResupply and PersonnelEvacuationPRESENTERMichael Beebe, CDR USNR (Ret), R&D Consultantto US Army Medical Research andMateriel Command (USMRMC), <strong>Telemedicine</strong>& Advanced Technology Research Center(TATRC), General Dynamics InformationTechnology, Frederick, MD500Integration Means Change:First Steps FirstPRESENTERKatherine Morris, RN, BScN, Clinical Educator,Ontario Telehealth Network, Toronto,Ontario, Canada<strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> / LAS VEGAS NEVADA USA / WWW.AMERICANTELEMED.ORG 59
<strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> <strong>Annual</strong> International <strong>Meeting</strong> and ExpositionPresentations by Subject AreaMany Presentations Cover Multiple Subject Areas. The List BelowIncludes Individual Panel and Poster Presentations by Major Topic Area.ID Type Day Time SessionCardiology173 . ..... Individual . .....Monday . .... 9:15 – 10:15 . .........575 . ...... Panel . ........Monday . .... 9:15 – 10:15 . .........2298 . .... Individual . .....Monday . .... 4:00 – 5:00 . ........28104. . . . . . Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 9:15 – 10:15 . ....... 34295. . . . . . Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 9:15 – 10:15 . ....... 34351 . ..... Panel . ........Tuesday . .... 10:45 – 11:45 . .......421. . . . . . . . Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 4:00 – 5:00 . ........69Poster . ...............................................147Consumer-Focused146 . ..... Panel . ........Monday . .... 9:15 – 10:15 . .........750 . ..... Panel . ........Monday . .... 4:00 – 5:00 . ........29266. . . . . . Panel . ........Tuesday . .... 2:45 – 3:45 . ........59296 . .... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 4:00 – 5:00 . ........65Posters . ........................25, 83, 84, 122, 264, 318, 381Correctional Care119 . ..... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 9:15 – 10:15 . ........35127 . ..... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 9:15 – 10:15 . ........35214 . ..... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 9:15 – 10:15 . ........35Posters . ..........................................120, 423Dermatology131 . ..... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 1:15 – 2:15 . ........ 56287 . ..... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 1:15 – 2:15 . ........ 56Posters . ................................. 123, 393, 438, 495Diabetes9. . . . . . . . Individual . .....Monday . .... 9:15 – 10:15 . .........1331 . ..... Individual . .....Monday . .... 9:15 – 10:15 . .........1117 . ..... Panel . ........Monday . .... 1:15 – 2:15 . .........2153 . ...... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 2:45 – 3:45 . ....... 5885. . . . . . . Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 2:45 – 3:45 . ....... 58Posters . ................................. 169, 326, 405, 437Distance Learning210 . ..... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 9:15 – 10:15 . ....... 36398 . .... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 9:15 – 10:15 . ....... 36387 . .... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 10:45 – 11:45 . .......4533 . ...... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 1:15 – 2:15 . .........51168 . ..... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 1:15 – 2:15 . ........ 54302 . .... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 1:15 – 2:15 . .........53453 . ..... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 2:45 – 3:45 . ........63Posters . ............... 264, 318, 17, 28, 125, 166, 201, 203, 206,249, 259, 284, 297, 334, 349, 358ID Type Day Time SessionEmergency, Trauma Care and Disaster Response321 . ..... Individual . .....Monday . .... 10:45 – 11:45 . .......13103 . ..... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 9:15 – 10:15 . ........39254 . .... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 9:15 – 10:15 . ........39442 . .... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 9:15 – 10:15 . ........39399 . .... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 10:45 – 11:45 . .......43168 . ..... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 1:15 – 2:15 . ........ 5422. . . . . . . Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 1:15 – 2:15 . ........ 54337 . ..... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 1:15 – 2:15 . ........ 54299 . .... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 2:45 – 3:45 . ........62300 . .... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 2:45 – 3:45 . ........62305 . .... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 2:45 – 3:45 . ........62139 . ..... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 4:00 – 5:00 . ........70205. . . . . . Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 4:00 – 5:00 . ........70Posters . ......17, 166, 186, 216, 342, 391, 406, 456, 468, 475, 497EMR-EHR-RHIOs424 . ..... Individual . .....Monday . .... 10:45 – 11:45 . .......13299 . .... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 2:45 – 3:45 . ........62328 . ..... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 4:00 – 5:00 . ....... 68Poster . .............................................. 409Evaluation and Research189 . ..... Individual . .....Monday . .... 9:15 – 10:15 . .........5501 . ..... Panel . ........Monday . .... 9:15 – 10:15 . .........467. . . . . . . Panel . ........Monday . .... 10:45 – 11:45 . .......12291 . ..... Individual . .....Monday . .... 1:15 – 2:15 . .........17489 . .... Individual . .....Monday . .... 1:15 – 2:15 . .........18269 . ..... Individual . .....Monday . .... 4:00 – 5:00 . ........31502. . . . . . Panel . ........Monday . .... 4:00 – 5:00 . ........27515 . ..... Individual . .....Monday . .... 4:00 – 5:00 . ........32265 . ..... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 9:15 – 10:15 . ....... 34499 . .... Panel . ........Tuesday . .... 9:15 – 10:15 . ........3774 . ...... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 10:45 – 11:45 . .......41273 . ..... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 10:45 – 11:45 . ...... 44378 . ..... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 10:45 – 11:45 . .......41411 . ..... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 1:15 – 2:15 . .........51450 . .... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 1:15 – 2:15 . .........55354 . .... Panel . ........Tuesday . .... 1:15 – 2:15 . .........5281 . ...... Panel . ........Tuesday . .... 2:45 – 3:45 . ........57343 . .... Panel . ........Tuesday . .... 2:45 – 3:45 . ....... 64250. . . . . . Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 4:00 – 5:00 . ....... 68Posters . .........................11, 44, 47, 121, 176, 187, 246,252, 283, 309, 310, 314, 385, 407Human Factors126 . ..... Individual . .....Monday . .... 9:15 – 10:15 . .........8486 . .... Individual . .....Monday . .... 4:00 – 5:00 . ........28158 . ..... Individual . .....Monday . .... 4:00 – 5:00 . ........32198 . ..... Individual . .....Monday . .... 4:00 – 5:00 . ........28202 . ..... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 10:45 – 11:45 . ...... 4432 . ...... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 4:00 – 5:00 . ........67356. . . . . . Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 4:00 – 5:00 . ....... 68Posters . ... 345, 246, 385, 393, 120, 37, 101, 102 138, 157, 217, 38660 <strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> / LAS VEGAS NEVADA USA / WWW.AMERICANTELEMED.ORG
Save the date for <strong>ATA</strong> 2010! See details on page 105 >See pages 36-55 fordetailed session androom informationID Type Day Time Session ID Type Day Time SessionICU, Neurology and Stroke Diagnoses484 . .... Individual . .....Monday . .... 9:15 – 10:15 . .........6174 . ..... Individual . .....Monday . .... 10:45 – 11:45 . ........9193 . ..... Individual . .....Monday . .... 10:45 – 11:45 . ........9270 . ..... Individual . .....Monday . .... 10:45 – 11:45 . ........9291 . ..... Individual . .....Monday . .... 1:15 – 2:15 . .........17389 . .... Individual . .....Monday . .... 1:15 – 2:15 . .........17432 . ..... Individual . .....Monday . .... 1:15 – 2:15 . .........17Posters . ................................... 217, 310, 35, 175Imaging, Radiology and Pathology412 . ..... Individual . .....Monday . .... 4:00 – 5:00 . ........25267 . ..... Panel . ........Tuesday . .... 9:15 – 10:15 . ........3339. . . . . . . Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 10:45 – 11:45 . .......4174 . ...... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 10:45 – 11:45 . .......41378 . ..... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 10:45 – 11:45 . .......41410 . ..... Panel . ........Tuesday . .... 1:15 – 2:15 . .........49343 . .... Panel . ........Tuesday . .... 2:45 – 3:45 . ....... 64453 . ..... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 2:45 – 3:45 . ........63328 . ..... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 4:00 – 5:00 . ....... 68Posters . ......................................... 263, 487Indian Health462 . .... Individual . .....Monday . .... 1:15 – 2:15 . .........18Posters . ......................................... 258, 338International4. . . . . . . . Individual . .....Monday . .... 9:15 – 10:15 . .........8173 . ..... Individual . .....Monday . .... 9:15 – 10:15 . .........5189 . ..... Individual . .....Monday . .... 9:15 – 10:15 . .........5444 . .... Individual . .....Monday . .... 9:15 – 10:15 . .........5145 . ..... Individual . .....Monday . .... 10:45 – 11:45 . .......15179 . ..... Individual . .....Monday . .... 10:45 – 11:45 . .......15321 . ..... Individual . .....Monday . .... 10:45 – 11:45 . .......13363 . .... Individual . .....Monday . .... 10:45 – 11:45 . .......13424 . ..... Individual . .....Monday . .... 10:45 – 11:45 . .......13291 . ..... Individual . .....Monday . .... 1:15 – 2:15 . .........17372 . ..... Individual . .....Monday . .... 1:15 – 2:15 . .........23480 . .... Individual . .....Monday . .... 1:15 – 2:15 . .........18512 . ..... Panel . ........Monday . .... 1:15 – 2:15 . ..........2513 . ..... Panel . ........Monday . .... 1:15 – 2:15 . ..........2105 . ..... Panel . ........Monday . .... 4:00 – 5:00 . ........26269 . ..... Individual . .....Monday . .... 4:00 – 5:00 . ........31306 . .... Individual . .....Monday . .... 4:00 – 5:00 . ........31375 . ..... Individual . .....Monday . .... 4:00 – 5:00 . ........25446 . .... Individual . .....Monday . .... 4:00 – 5:00 . ........25104. . . . . . Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 9:15 – 10:15 . ....... 34442 . .... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 9:15 – 10:15 . ........3939. . . . . . . Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 10:45 – 11:45 . .......41301 . ..... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 10:45 – 11:45 . .......43378 . ..... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 10:45 – 11:45 . .......4130 . ..... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 1:15 – 2:15 . ........ 50287 . ..... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 1:15 – 2:15 . ........ 56355 . ..... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 1:15 – 2:15 . ........ 50479 . ..... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 1:15 – 2:15 . ........ 5099 . ..... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 4:00 – 5:00 . ........69139 . ..... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 4:00 – 5:00 . ........70Mental Health126 . ..... Individual . .....Monday . .... 9:15 – 10:15 . .........84. . . . . . . . Individual . .....Monday . .... 9:15 – 10:15 . .........8183 . ..... Individual . .....Monday . .... 9:15 – 10:15 . .........8370 . ..... Panel . ........Monday . .... 10:45 – 11:45 . .......1626 . ...... Individual . .....Monday . .... 1:15 – 2:15 . .........24293 . ..... Individual . .....Monday . .... 1:15 – 2:15 . .........24194 . ..... Individual . .....Monday . .... 4:00 – 5:00 . ....... 30158 . ..... Individual . .....Monday . .... 4:00 – 5:00 . ........3272. . . . . . . Individual . .....Monday . .... 4:00 – 5:00 . ........32320 . ..... Panel . ........Tuesday . .... 9:15 – 10:15 . ....... 40399 . .... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 10:45 – 11:45 . .......43308 . .... Panel . ........Tuesday . .... 10:45 – 11:45 . ...... 4846 . ..... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 2:45 – 3:45 . ........61192 . ..... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 2:45 – 3:45 . ........61195 . ..... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 4:00 – 5:00 . ........67Posters . ........338, 101, 203, 249, 18, 24, 34, 260, 275, 315, 340Military293 . ..... Individual . .....Monday . .... 1:15 – 2:15 . .........2472. . . . . . . Individual . .....Monday . .... 4:00 – 5:00 . ........32320 . ..... Panel . ........Tuesday . .... 9:15 – 10:15 . ....... 4039. . . . . . . Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 10:45 – 11:45 . .......41308 . .... Panel . ........Tuesday . .... 10:45 – 11:45 . ...... 48131 . ..... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 1:15 – 2:15 . ........ 56329 . ..... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 1:15 – 2:15 . .........55450 . .... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 1:15 – 2:15 . .........5581 . ...... Panel . ........Tuesday . .... 2:45 – 3:45 . ........57205. . . . . . Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 4:00 – 5:00 . ........70Posters . .............. 18, 186, 197, 447, 448, 460, 466, 468, 497Nursing and Nursing Homes50 . ..... Panel . ........Monday . .... 4:00 – 5:00 . ........29465 . .... Individual . .....Monday . .... 4:00 – 5:00 . ....... 30265 . ..... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 9:15 – 10:15 . ....... 34387 . .... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 10:45 – 11:45 . .......45454 . .... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 10:45 – 11:45 . .......43302 . .... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 1:15 – 2:15 . .........53396 . .... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 1:15 – 2:15 . .........5166 . ..... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 2:45 – 3:45 . ........63Posters . ......................115, 175, 196, 310, 381, 391, 500Ocular512 . ..... Individual . .....Monday . .... 1:15 – 2:15 . .........20513 . ..... Individual . .....Monday . .... 1:15 – 2:15 . .........20Posters . ......................251, 407, 326, 405, 437, 423, 263Oncology316 . ..... Panel . ........Monday . .... 10:45 – 11:45 . .......11355 . ..... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 1:15 – 2:15 . ........ 50289. . . . . . Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 1:15 – 2:15 . .........55Posters . ..........................................297, 276Posters . ... 19, 25, 28, 37, 44, 77, 101, 102, 121, 125, 157, 180, 186,187, 188, 201, 215, 216, 246, 249, 251, 252, 253, 258, 264, 283,284, 309, 318, 334, 338, 381, 385, 386, 401, 423, 459, 463, 500<strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> / LAS VEGAS NEVADA USA / WWW.AMERICANTELEMED.ORG 61
Presentations by Subject AreaMany Presentations Cover Multiple Subject Areas. The List BelowIncludes Individual Panel and Poster Presentations by Major Topic Area.ID Type Day Time SessionOperations and Business Planning294 . .... Individual . .....Monday . .... 9:15 – 10:15 . .........6444 . .... Individual . .....Monday . .... 9:15 – 10:15 . .........5189 . ..... Individual . .....Monday . .... 9:15 – 10:15 . .........5501 . ..... Panel . ........Monday . .... 9:15 – 10:15 . .........4173 . ..... Individual . .....Monday . .... 9:15 – 10:15 . .........5347. . . . . . Panel . ........Monday . .... 9:15 – 10:15 . .........3312 . ..... Individual . .....Monday . .... 10:45 – 11:45 . .......14514 . ..... Individual . .....Monday . .... 10:45 – 11:45 . .......1467. . . . . . . Panel . ........Monday . .... 10:45 – 11:45 . .......12424 . ..... Individual . .....Monday . .... 10:45 – 11:45 . .......13321 . ..... Individual . .....Monday . .... 10:45 – 11:45 . .......13363 . .... Individual . .....Monday . .... 10:45 – 11:45 . .......13316 . ..... Panel . ........Monday . .... 10:45 – 11:45 . .......11512 . ..... Individual . .....Monday . .... 1:15 – 2:15 . .........20513 . ..... Individual . .....Monday . .... 1:15 – 2:15 . .........208. . . . . . . . Panel . ........Monday . .... 1:15 – 2:15 . .........22403 . .... Individual . .....Monday . .... 1:15 – 2:15 . .........23469 . .... Panel . ........Monday . .... 1:15 – 2:15 . .........19455 . ..... Individual . .....Monday . .... 4:00 – 5:00 . ....... 30486 . .... Individual . .....Monday . .... 4:00 – 5:00 . ........28198 . ..... Individual . .....Monday . .... 4:00 – 5:00 . ........28298 . .... Individual . .....Monday . .... 4:00 – 5:00 . ........28502. . . . . . Panel . ........Monday . .... 4:00 – 5:00 . ........27515 . ..... Individual . .....Monday . .... 4:00 – 5:00 . ........32360 . .... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 9:15 – 10:15 . ....... 36503 . .... Panel . ........Tuesday . .... 9:15 – 10:15 . ....... 38210 . ..... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 9:15 – 10:15 . ....... 36398 . .... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 9:15 – 10:15 . ....... 36119 . ..... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 9:15 – 10:15 . ........35127 . ..... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 9:15 – 10:15 . ........35214 . ..... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 9:15 – 10:15 . ........35399 . .... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 10:45 – 11:45 . .......43373 . ..... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 10:45 – 11:45 . ...... 46382 . .... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 10:45 – 11:45 . ...... 46202 . ..... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 10:45 – 11:45 . ...... 44301 . ..... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 10:45 – 11:45 . .......43273 . ..... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 10:45 – 11:45 . ...... 44208 . .... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 10:45 – 11:45 . ...... 44454 . .... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 10:45 – 11:45 . .......43411 . ..... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 1:15 – 2:15 . .........51354 . .... Panel . ........Tuesday . .... 1:15 – 2:15 . .........52133 . ..... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 1:15 – 2:15 . .........51396 . .... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 1:15 – 2:15 . .........51476 . ..... Panel . ........Tuesday . .... 2:45 – 3:45 . ....... 60266. . . . . . Panel . ........Tuesday . .... 2:45 – 3:45 . ........59195 . ..... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 4:00 – 5:00 . ........6732 . ...... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 4:00 – 5:00 . ........67356. . . . . . Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 4:00 – 5:00 . ....... 6886 . ..... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 4:00 – 5:00 . ........67352 . ..... Panel . ........Tuesday . .... 4:00 – 5:00 . ....... 66250. . . . . . Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 4:00 – 5:00 . ....... 68328 . ..... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 4:00 – 5:00 . ....... 68209 . .... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 4:00 – 5:00 . ........6951 . ...... Panel . ........Tuesday . .... 4:00 – 5:00 . ........72392. . . . . . Panel . ........Tuesday . .... 4:00 – 5:00 . ........71Posters . .101, 377, 120, 102, 138, 386, 500, 252, 309, 406, 154, 369ID Type Day Time SessionPediatric and School Based Care499 . .... Panel . ........Tuesday . .... 9:15 – 10:15 . ........37387 . .... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 10:45 – 11:45 . .......45288 . .... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 10:45 – 11:45 . .......4554 . ..... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 1:15 – 2:15 . .........53302 . .... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 1:15 – 2:15 . .........53128 . ..... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 1:15 – 2:15 . .........5346 . ..... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 2:45 – 3:45 . ........61192 . ..... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 2:45 – 3:45 . ........61209 . .... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 4:00 – 5:00 . ........691. . . . . . . . Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 4:00 – 5:00 . ........6999 . ..... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 4:00 – 5:00 . ........69Posters . ...............................197, 24, 260, 207, 463Policy and Legal484 . .... Individual . .....Monday . .... 9:15 – 10:15 . .........6150 . ..... Individual . .....Monday . .... 9:15 – 10:15 . .........6294 . .... Individual . .....Monday . .... 9:15 – 10:15 . .........612 . ...... Individual . .....Monday . .... 10:45 – 11:45 . .......14262 . ..... Individual . .....Monday . .... 10:45 – 11:45 . .......14312 . ..... Individual . .....Monday . .... 10:45 – 11:45 . .......14514 . ..... Individual . .....Monday . .... 10:45 – 11:45 . .......148. . . . . . . . Panel . ........Monday . .... 1:15 – 2:15 . .........22465 . .... Individual . .....Monday . .... 4:00 – 5:00 . ....... 30194 . ..... Individual . .....Monday . .... 4:00 – 5:00 . ....... 30306 . .... Individual . .....Monday . .... 4:00 – 5:00 . ........31455 . ..... Individual . .....Monday . .... 4:00 – 5:00 . ....... 30360 . .... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 9:15 – 10:15 . ....... 36503 . .... Panel . ........Tuesday . .... 9:15 – 10:15 . ....... 38332 . ..... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 10:45 – 11:45 . ...... 46373 . ..... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 10:45 – 11:45 . ...... 46382 . .... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 10:45 – 11:45 . ...... 46177 . ..... Panel . ........Tuesday . .... 10:45 – 11:45 . ........5476 . ..... Panel . ........Tuesday . .... 2:45 – 3:45 . ....... 60Posters . ..........................................377, 401Rehabilitation389 . .... Individual . .....Monday . .... 1:15 – 2:15 . .........17480 . .... Individual . .....Monday . .... 1:15 – 2:15 . .........1830 . ..... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 1:15 – 2:15 . ........ 50479 . ..... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 1:15 – 2:15 . ........ 5099 . ..... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 4:00 – 5:00 . ........69272 . ..... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 4:00 – 5:00 . ........65296 . .... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 4:00 – 5:00 . ........65Posters . ........................... 37, 44, 115, 170, 380, 460Remote Monitoring, Homecare and DiseaseManagement75 . ...... Panel . ........Monday . .... 9:15 – 10:15 . .........2444 . .... Individual . .....Monday . .... 9:15 – 10:15 . .........5174 . ..... Individual . .....Monday . .... 10:45 – 11:45 . ........9193 . ..... Individual . .....Monday . .... 10:45 – 11:45 . ........9474 . ..... Individual . .....Monday . .... 10:45 – 11:45 . .......1576 . ...... Panel . ........Monday . .... 10:45 – 11:45 . .......10489 . .... Individual . .....Monday . .... 1:15 – 2:15 . .........18117 . ..... Panel . ........Monday . .... 1:15 – 2:15 . .........217. . . . . . . . Individual . .....Monday . .... 1:15 – 2:15 . .........23462 . .... Individual . .....Monday . .... 1:15 – 2:15 . .........1862 <strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> / LAS VEGAS NEVADA USA / WWW.AMERICANTELEMED.ORG
See pages 36-55 fordetailed session androom informationID Type Day Time Session ID Type Day Time Session480 . .... Individual . .....Monday . .... 1:15 – 2:15 . .........1850 . ..... Panel . ........Monday . .... 4:00 – 5:00 . ........29298 . .... Individual . .....Monday . .... 4:00 – 5:00 . ........28465 . .... Individual . .....Monday . .... 4:00 – 5:00 . ....... 30486 . .... Individual . .....Monday . .... 4:00 – 5:00 . ........28105 . ..... Panel . ........Monday . .... 4:00 – 5:00 . ........26265 . ..... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 9:15 – 10:15 . ....... 34104. . . . . . Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 9:15 – 10:15 . ....... 34295. . . . . . Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 9:15 – 10:15 . ....... 34351 . ..... Panel . ........Tuesday . .... 10:45 – 11:45 . .......42301 . ..... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 10:45 – 11:45 . .......4330 . ..... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 1:15 – 2:15 . ........ 5054 . ..... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 1:15 – 2:15 . .........53355 . ..... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 1:15 – 2:15 . ........ 50479 . ..... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 1:15 – 2:15 . ........ 50305 . .... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 2:45 – 3:45 . ........6253 . ...... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 2:45 – 3:45 . ....... 5885. . . . . . . Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 2:45 – 3:45 . ....... 58134 . ..... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 2:45 – 3:45 . ....... 5886 . ..... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 4:00 – 5:00 . ........67352 . ..... Panel . ........Tuesday . .... 4:00 – 5:00 . ....... 66Posters . .............. 11, 187, 310, 83, 381, 147, 19, 77, 115, 181,196, 251, 253, 268, 345, 380, 428, 448, 459, 500Rural and Extreme Environments173 . ..... Individual . .....Monday . .... 9:15 – 10:15 . .........5347. . . . . . Panel . ........Monday . .... 9:15 – 10:15 . .........3145 . ..... Individual . .....Monday . .... 10:45 – 11:45 . .......15179 . ..... Individual . .....Monday . .... 10:45 – 11:45 . .......15270 . ..... Individual . .....Monday . .... 10:45 – 11:45 . ........9316 . ..... Panel . ........Monday . .... 10:45 – 11:45 . .......1126 . ...... Individual . .....Monday . .... 1:15 – 2:15 . .........24469 . .... Panel . ........Monday . .... 1:15 – 2:15 . .........19306 . .... Individual . .....Monday . .... 4:00 – 5:00 . ........31202 . ..... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 10:45 – 11:45 . ...... 44288 . .... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 10:45 – 11:45 . .......45301 . ..... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 10:45 – 11:45 . .......4322. . . . . . . Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 1:15 – 2:15 . ........ 5466 . ..... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 2:45 – 3:45 . ........63134 . ..... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 2:45 – 3:45 . ....... 58404 . .... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 2:45 – 3:45 . ........63Posters . ...... 487, 6, 33, 34, 35, 154, 180, 206, 258, 324, 391, 495Surgery372 . ..... Individual . .....Monday . .... 1:15 – 2:15 . .........23412 . ..... Individual . .....Monday . .... 4:00 – 5:00 . ........25105 . ..... Panel . ........Monday . .... 4:00 – 5:00 . ........26375 . ..... Individual . .....Monday . .... 4:00 – 5:00 . ........25446 . .... Individual . .....Monday . .... 4:00 – 5:00 . ........25133 . ..... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 1:15 – 2:15 . .........51300 . .... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 2:45 – 3:45 . ........62Posters . ..................................... 188, 334, 475Technology and Telecommuniations9 . ....... Individual . .....Monday . .... 9:15 – 10:15 . .........1146 . ..... Panel . ........Monday . .... 9:15 – 10:15 . .........7183 . ..... Individual . .....Monday . .... 9:15 – 10:15 . .........8331 . ..... Individual . .....Monday . .... 9:15 – 10:15 . .........1145 . ..... Individual . .....Monday . .... 10:45 – 11:45 . .......15179 . ..... Individual . .....Monday . .... 10:45 – 11:45 . .......1576 . ...... Panel . ........Monday . .... 10:45 – 11:45 . .......10474 . ..... Individual . .....Monday . .... 10:45 – 11:45 . .......15372 . ..... Individual . .....Monday . .... 1:15 – 2:15 . .........237. . . . . . . . Individual . .....Monday . .... 1:15 – 2:15 . .........23403 . .... Individual . .....Monday . .... 1:15 – 2:15 . .........23306 . .... Individual . .....Monday . .... 4:00 – 5:00 . ........31198 . ..... Individual . .....Monday . .... 4:00 – 5:00 . ........28269 . ..... Individual . .....Monday . .... 4:00 – 5:00 . ........31281 . ..... Individual . .....Monday . .... 4:00 – 5:00 . ........31267 . ..... Panel . ........Tuesday . .... 9:15 – 10:15 . ........33103 . ..... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 9:15 – 10:15 . ........39214 . ..... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 9:15 – 10:15 . ........35254 . .... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 9:15 – 10:15 . ........39442 . .... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 9:15 – 10:15 . ........39288 . .... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 10:45 – 11:45 . .......45177 . ..... Panel . ........Tuesday . .... 10:45 – 11:45 . ........5208 . .... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 10:45 – 11:45 . ...... 44273 . ..... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 10:45 – 11:45 . ...... 44332 . ..... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 10:45 – 11:45 . ...... 46410 . ..... Panel . ........Tuesday . .... 1:15 – 2:15 . .........49128 . ..... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 1:15 – 2:15 . .........53287 . ..... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 1:15 – 2:15 . ........ 56289. . . . . . Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 1:15 – 2:15 . .........55329 . ..... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 1:15 – 2:15 . .........55450 . .... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 1:15 – 2:15 . .........5566 . ..... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 2:45 – 3:45 . ........63404 . .... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 2:45 – 3:45 . ........63453 . ..... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 2:45 – 3:45 . ........63476 . ..... Panel . ........Tuesday . .... 2:45 – 3:45 . ....... 60272 . ..... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 4:00 – 5:00 . ........6551 . ...... Panel . ........Tuesday . .... 4:00 – 5:00 . ........72392. . . . . . Panel . ........Tuesday . .... 4:00 – 5:00 . ........71Posters . .............33, 324, 170, 47, 77, 84, 123, 138, 144, 169,175, 176, 181, 207, 215, 216, 253, 259, 268,275, 276, 283, 314, 315, 340, 349, 438, 447, 459Veterans76 . ...... Panel . ........Monday . .... 10:45 – 11:45 . .......10293 . ..... Individual . .....Monday . .... 1:15 – 2:15 . .........24462 . .... Individual . .....Monday . .... 1:15 – 2:15 . .........18469 . .... Panel . ........Monday . .... 1:15 – 2:15 . .........1972. . . . . . . Individual . .....Monday . .... 4:00 – 5:00 . ........32410 . ..... Panel . ........Tuesday . .... 1:15 – 2:15 . .........4981 . ...... Panel . ........Tuesday . .... 2:45 – 3:45 . ........57328 . ..... Individual . .....Tuesday . .... 4:00 – 5:00 . ....... 68Poster . ...............................................324<strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> / LAS VEGAS NEVADA USA / WWW.AMERICANTELEMED.ORG 63
<strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> <strong>Annual</strong> International <strong>Meeting</strong> and ExpositionPresenter IndexAn Alphabetical Listing of Individuals Involved in the ConcurrentSessions, Poster Sessions and the Executive Roundtables*Name/Concurrent Session numbersDENOTED By #See pages 36-55 for Concurrent Sessioninformation, time and room numbers.Name/Executive Roundtable numbersDENOTED By ER#See pages 30 & 31 for information and time.All ER sessions are located in Brasilia 5.Name/Poster numbersDENOTED By P#See pages 56-59 for Poster information.The Poster Presentation Reception is heldon Monday, April 27, 5pm-6:15pm; posters1-216 are located in the Rio Pavilion ExhibitHall, posters 217-510 are located theAmazon Ballroom Exhibit Hall.Abdulhay, Gazi . ...............ER8Ackerman, Michael ..............5Alkmim, Maria Beatriz . ...........5Alverson, Dale . ................52Anaruk, Mark . .................18Antoniotti, Nina . ....30, 43, 71, P147Appelgate, William . ..............2Augusterfer, Eugene . ............40Augustinos, Nick . ..............ER3Bair, Byron . ...................19Bakalar, Richard . ..............ER4Balch, David . ................P456Balch, Lori . ..................P463Barker, Gail ...................22Barnes, Nigel . .................26Barringer, Shannon . ...........P203Barthelemy, Joel . ..............ER1Beavin, William . ..............P468Beebe, Michael . ..............P497Beedasy, Jaishree . ............P349Bello, Heather . ...............P340Benton, Sarah . .................32Bergvall, Ethan . ..............P197Birkmayer, Florian . ...............8Bocachica, John . .............P393Boissy, Patrick . ..............18, 50Bold, Richard . ...............P276Boultinghouse, Oscar . ...........59Bradley, John . ................P18Brennan, David . ................17Brewer, Tom . ..................60Britton, Bonnie . .......4, 58, 67, P83Burdick, Anne . ............56, P123Bynum, Ann . ..................53Cabrera Umpierrez,Maria Fernanda . ...............39Cady, Rhonda . ...............P345Call, Vaughn . ..................19Carlson, Samuel . ...............42Carr, Douglas . .................42Carranza, Joe . .................59Carroll, Mark . ...............5, 22Cattell-Gordon, David . ......11, P260Cavallerano, Jerry . ............P326Cheesman, Simon . ..............13Chetney, Rhonda . .............ER3Chiang, Michael . ...............37Chin, Thomas . .................69Cho, Geum Joo . ..............P19Chowdhry, Bhawani . ............31Clarke, Malcolm . .............P121Cnossen, Rick . ................ER2Cohn, Ellen . .................P170Collier, George . .................7Constantine, Mandi . ............60Constantine, Steve . ............ER7Cooley, Janae . .................13Coraluppi, Sabina . .............ER6Cowboy, Elizabeth . ..............6Cox, Paul . ....................70Curtis, Rod . ...................43Cuyler, Robert . ................32Dailey, Nancy . .................19Dansky, Kathryn . ...............34Dausch, Barbara . ...............24Davis, Rich . ....................1Dayhoff, Ruth . .................68De Leo, Gianluca . ............P275Demiris, George . ............29, 63DeVany, Mary . .................52Dharmar, Madan . ..............37DiMartino, Joseph .........34, P310Dimmick, Susan . ...............28D’Iorio, Joe . ..................ER1Doarn, Charles . .............27, 52Donzelli, Alessandro . ..........P253Dryer, Richard . .................66Ecken, Brenda . ................ER1Edward, Frazer . ................21Ellis, David ....................54England, William . ..........46, P377Emerson, Ron . ................ER1Ernst, Kambria . ................17Fahdi, Ibrahim .................28Ferguson, Stewart ............3, 63Ferrigno, Kelly .................45Finnerty, Patrick . ...............22Fischer, Russ . ...................7Fischer, Christopher . ..........P188Flagstad, Bud . ................ER3Fletcher, David . ................44Foto, Mary . ....................7Fox, Justin . ..................P268Franklin, Susan . ................44Fukuda, Michael . ...............16Galli, Robert . ..................54Gandsas, Alex . .................51Gaur, Pramod . ................ER6Gaynor, Mark . ...............P169Gilbert, Gary . ..................55Giordani, Michel . ..............P77Goran, Susan . .............9, P217Greer, Lester . ................P297Gregory, Gary . ................ER7Groesch, Glenn . ................68Gundim, Rosângela . ..........P252Guzic, Brenda . ............54, P166Haddad, Ana . ................P2864 <strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> / LAS VEGAS NEVADA USA / WWW.AMERICANTELEMED.ORG
Haddad, Vanessa . ............P318Haigh, Peter . ..................23Hall, Richard Whit . ..............37Hall, Gregrey . .................54Hall, Richard . ................P207Harrington, Kathleen . .........P196Hauser, Charles . ..............P24Hayden, Simon . ................13Hazaray, Sunil . .............14, ER5Helmbrecht, Michael . ...........ER1Henderson, Kristi . ..............54Hickey, Jackie . ...............P309Hill, Robert . ..............19, P324Hoeber, Michelle . ..............50Holtz, Bree . ...................53Hospodarskyy, Ihor . ........56, P334Howard, William . ...............48Hu, Peter . .................62, 70Idriss, Nayla . ................P438Izadpanah, Allen . ..............ER6Jackson, Valarie . ..........35, P120James, Lance . ................ER4Jeffrey, Mark . ...............P447Jehan, Farhat . .................41John, Malcolm . ..............P369Johnson, Daniel . ...............46Johnston, Barbara ..............22Jokela, Jorma . ...............P186Jones, Donald . ................ER4Jukic, Drazen . .................49Kendrick, David . ...............51Kensinger, Edward . .............55Keyes, Lawrence . ...............58Killcommons, Pete . ............ER6Kim, R. . ......................20Kim, Christine . ...............P437Kisielewski, Adam . ............P460Kline, Thomas . ..................2Kobb, Rita . ...................10Korte, Brenda . ..................5Koyanagi, Chad . ...............16Kreykes, Lindsay ...............64Krishnan, Ganapathy . .........P215Kristoff, Brian . ...............P342Krupinski, Elizabeth . .......4, 64, 71Kuraitis, Vince . .................66Lacy, Timothy . .................40Lai, Fuji . ......................17Lee, Kang Hyun . .............P216LeRouge, Cynthia . ............P157Li, Yaqin . ...................P263Li, Helen . ...................P405Lide, Bettyjoyce . .................5Lin, Sam . ...................P259Linkous, Jonathan . ..............38Loeb, Shoshana . ................7Lopez, Ana Maria . .........64, P358Lowery, Curtis .............6, P201Lynch, Michael . ...........48, P466Macea, Debora . ..............P264Mackenzie, colin . ...............62MacKenzie, Ellen . ..............57Magiera, Vanessa . ............P338Mahoney, Diane . ..............P11Mainhart, Robert . ............P380Manley, Michael . ...............44Maras, Gary . ..................35Marcin, James . .................72Mars, Maurice . .............15, 31Martello, Mark . ................40Martin, Christine ........6, 14, P154Marttos, Antonio . ..............62McCue, Michael . ...............65McClure, Douglas . .............ER2McDonough, Edward . .........P487Mecklenburg, Steven . .........P138Merkle, Horst . ................ER2Medeiros, Richard . ..............10Menard, Marikay . .............ER8Momiroski, Goran . ..............49Moon-Grady, Anita . .............72Moore, Randall . ...............ER8Morris, Katherine . ............P500Moya, Monica .................25Mucic, Davor . ..................8Muncert, Eric . ................P84Murad, Muhammad . ..... P246, P385Murphy, James . ...............ER5Nale, Donna . ..................P6Nelson, Eve-Lynn . ........30, 61, 67Nesbitt, Thomas . ...............36Newell, Derek . ................ER5Nicholson, Lynn . ...............25Nieto, Lorena . ...............P284Normandin, Steve . .............ER6O’Connell, John . ...............55Pacheco, Cynthia . .............ER5Pacifico, Anthony . ............P448Page, Terry . ...................45Pak, Wesley . .................P33Parker, Chuck . ................ER2Parker Oliver, Debra . .........29, 63Parthasarathy, Jayant . ..........ER2Patch, Gretchen . .............P122Pedersen, Peder . ...............39Pereira, Celina . ..............P249Peterson, Joe . ................ER7Poole , Laurie . .................34Poropatich, Ronald . .............48Premji, Shainur . .................5Puskin, Dena . ................5, 22Ramsay, Allan . ..................9Randall, Deborah . ..............30Ratan, Suneel . .................18Reddy, Thomas . ...............ER8Ravindra, Aditi . ................15Rayappa, Hanumantha . ..........31Rhoads, Sarah . ...............P206Ricur, Giselle . ...............23, 25Riesenbach, Ron . ................3Roberts, Mark . .................49Robertson, Dave . .............P475Robinson, James . ...............58Roscoe, Mike . .................60Rosenfeld, Brian . ..............ER7Rupper, Randall . ...............19Russell, Trevor . .................50Sakamaki, Tetsuo . ............P102Sanders, Matt . ................ER8Santoli, Dennis . ...............ER7Sapci, A. Hasan . ..............P176Saptono, Andi . ................65Satyamurthy, L.S. . ............P258Scheid, Patrick . ................41Schmitz, Jeff . ..............63, ER1Scully, Rick . ...................15Sears, Debbi . ..................21Seibert, Pennie . ........12, P34, P35Shannon, Gary . ................32Sharp, Ian . ..................P315Shaw, Candace ................36Shrestha, Rasu . ................33Shuckra, Jeff . ..................23Sicurello, Francesco . ...........P251Siddiqui, Javeed . ...............72Siemens, Edward . .............ER8Simmons, Scott . ................60Single, Trevor . ................P25Sisley, Sue . ....................24Sixsmith, Andrew . ..............26Smith, Barbara . ................36Smith, Christopher . .............69Smith, Mark . .................ER8Sneiderman, Charles . ...........P17Souza, Claúdio . ..............P283Speedie, Stuart . ................52Stachura, Max . ..............P391Stakutis, Chris . ................ER4Stallings, Deidre . ...............10Steegstra, Kathy . .............P386Sucher, Joseph . ..............P175Sullivan, Eugene . ............11, 60Sullivan-Wilson, Janet . ...........45Sun, Angel . .................P495Suter, Paula . .............21, P115Theodoros, Deborah . ...........P37Tracy, Joseph . .................52Tsuji, Masatsugu . .............P187Urtubey, Xavier . .................5Van Huizen - Couture, Betty . ....P459Vélez, Jorge . ................P401Vigersky, Robert . ................1Vo, Alexander . ..................3Vreeman, Daniel . ...............57Waite, Monique . ...............69Walker, David . .................26Ward, Michael . ................12Ward, Elizabeth . ..............P44Waters, Robert . ................14Weinstein, Ronald . .41, 67, P125, P144Welsh, Cindy . ..................9Wendekier, Camille . ............53Whitmore, Tiffany . ..............12Whitten, Pamela ........61, 68, P47Wilken, Jason . .................57Williams, Donna ...............35Williams, Keith . ...............ER3Williams, Randall . .........2, 42, 66Wilson, Robb . .................33Winchell, Charles . ....... P406, P428Winters, Jill . ..............51, P409Wittenberg-Lyles, Elaine . .........29Wolfe, David . ..................39Worley, Jena . ..................16Wyatt, Stephanie . ..............28Wynn, Rolf . .................P101Yanuzo, Aaron . ................33Yao, Jianchu . ................P181Yellowlees, Peter . ............8, 14Yeo, Maryann . .................43Yildiz, Isil . ..................P314Yogesan, Kanagasingam . ....20, P423Zafar, Asif . ..................P180Zaykowski, Larry . ..............ER1Zimmer-Galler, Ingrid . .........P407Zschaebitz, Elke ................11* THE PRESENTER INDEX DOES NOTINCLUDE MODERATORS FOR THECONCURRENT SESSIONS OR INDIVIDUALPRESENTERS FROM PRE-MEETINGCOURSES OR PARTNER MEETINGS.<strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> / LAS VEGAS NEVADA USA / WWW.AMERICANTELEMED.ORG 65
<strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> <strong>Annual</strong> International <strong>Meeting</strong> and ExpositionContinuing Education CreditsJointly Sponsored byUSF Health will provide continuing education creditsfor the 14th <strong>Annual</strong> International <strong>Meeting</strong> andExposition of the <strong>American</strong> <strong>Telemedicine</strong> Association,including CME, CLE, nursing contact hours, psychology,pharmacy and social and mental health continuingeducation credits. Any attendee wishing to obtaincontinuing education credits from attendance at themeeting must indicate such interest by completingan USF Continuing Education Attendance VerificationForm, (which <strong>ATA</strong> will provide to every attendee inSeattle, WA) and returning it onsite prior to the closeof the meeting on Tuesday, April 28, <strong>2009</strong>.<strong>ATA</strong>’s <strong>2009</strong> Fourteenth <strong>Annual</strong> International <strong>Meeting</strong>and Exposition is the premiere forum for the healthcareindustry to discuss clinical and business issues relatedto telemedicine. Throughout the meeting there willbe plenary sessions and concurrent sessions focusingon educating healthcare professionals and the publicabout telemedicine.After attending this conference, participantsshould be able to:1. Develop pathways for the productive use of telemedicine by employingsuccessful business models.2. Implement a strategy to overcome key barriers to the deployment oftelemedicine by addressing legal, financial, and administrative issues.3. Network and collaborate with colleagues in the field of telemedicine tobuild an international base for ongoing collaboration and knowledge building.4. Improve patient safety and outcomes by understanding andimplementing current clinical and industry policies, standards, and bestpractices to maximize the effectiveness of their telemedicine program.Target Audience<strong>ATA</strong>’s educational courses are designed for physicians, nurses, pharmacists,licensed marriage and family therapists and mental health counselors andother clinical, technical and administrative professionals who work in thefield of telemedicine. No prerequisite knowledge or skills are required toparticipate in these activities.Faculty DisclosureUSF Health adheres to the ACCME Standards regarding commercialsupport of continuing medical education. It is the policy of USF Healththat the faculty and planning committee disclose real or apparent conflictsof interest relating to the topics of this educational activity, that relevantconflicts of interest are resolved and that speakers disclose any unlabeled/unapproved use of drugs or devices during their presentation.Detailed disclosures will be made available onsite with meeting materials.PhysiciansThis activity has been planned and implemented in accordance with theEssentials Areas and policies of the Accreditation Council for ContinuingMedical Education (ACCME) through the joint sponsorship of USF Healthand the <strong>American</strong> <strong>Telemedicine</strong> Association. USF Health is accredited bythe ACCME to provide continuing medical education for physicians.USF Health designates this educational activity for a maximum of 20AMA PRA Category 1 Credits. Physicians should only claim creditcommensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.66 <strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> / LAS VEGAS NEVADA USA / WWW.AMERICANTELEMED.ORG
NursesThe University of South Florida College of Nursing is accredited asa provider of continuing nursing education by the <strong>American</strong> NursesCredentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation. This activity is for 20contact hours.PharmacistsThe University of South Florida, College of Medicine is accreditedby the Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education as aprovider of continuing pharmacy education. This program hasbeen approved for 20 contact hours. Universal program number is asfollows: 230-999-09-004-L04-P.To receive continuing education credit, a pharmacist must attend theaccredited sessions and must return the program evaluation instrument.In order to receive full credit, registrants must register no later than 10minutes after the start of the meeting and must attend the entire meeting.PsychologistsThe University of South Florida, College of Medicine is approved by the<strong>American</strong> Psychological Association to sponsor continuing education forpsychologists. This activity is offered for up to 20 hours of continuingeducation credit. The University of South Florida, College of Medicinemaintains responsibility for this program and its content.Florida Licensed Clinical Social Workers, Marriage and Family Therapists,Mental Health CounselorsThe University of South Florida, College of Public Health is an approvedprovider (BAP# 433. Ex. 3/31/10). This program has been reviewed andapproved for up to 24, 50-minute hours.LawyersThis course is pending approval by the Florida Bar for24 general CLER credits.All Participants who are requesting Pharmacy Credit should expect toreceive their statement of credit either on-site or within 4 weeks by U.S.Mail upon the conclusion of the activity.Breakdown of Hours per CategoryPhysicians Nursing Legal Psychologists Social Work Mental Health PharmacistsSunday AM Half Day Courses 3.0 3.0 3.6 3.0 3.6 3.6 3.0Sunday PM Half Day Courses 3.0 3.0 3.6 3.0 3.6 3.6 3.0Sunday Full Day Courses 6.0 6.0 7.2 6.0 7.2 7.2 6.0<strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> <strong>Program</strong>* 14 14 16.8 14 16.8 16.8 14*General Sessions: includes all plenary sessions and concurrent sessions during <strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> (Sunday-Tuesday).General Session Hours Breakdown per CategoryPhysicians Nursing Legal Psychologists Social Work Mental Health PharmacistsSunday 1.5 1.5 1.8 1.5 1.8 1.8 1.5Monday 5.75 5.75 6.9 5.75 6.9 6.9 5.75Tuesday 6.75 6.75 8.1 6.75 8.1 8.1 6.75Totals 14 14 16.8 14 16.8 16.8 14<strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> / LAS VEGAS NEVADA USA / WWW.AMERICANTELEMED.ORG 67
<strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> <strong>Annual</strong> International <strong>Meeting</strong> and ExpositionExhibit HallsThe World’s Largest ExpositionFocused Exclusively on <strong>Telemedicine</strong><strong>ATA</strong>’s Exposition is recognized around the world asthe primary forum for companies involved withtelecommunications and technology solutions for healthcare.See and handle more products related to telemedicinethan at any other meeting in the world.The <strong>2009</strong> Exposition is <strong>ATA</strong>’s largest to date, featuring over150 exhibitors offering more than 500 products and services.The Exposition covers two exhibit halls this year –the Amazon Ballroom and Rio Pavilion. Please refer to the<strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> Floor Plan on page 20 for directions.NEW: <strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> ExhibitHall Directory is Availableon Smart Phones!The <strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> Exhibit Hall can nowbe accessed through your phone atwww.americantelemed.org/<strong>ATA</strong><strong>2009</strong>_PhoneFrom this site, attendees can view thevirtual online booths, locate exhibitors onthe exhibit hall floor, and see press releases,product information, and show specials!Rio Pavilion Exhibit HallScientific Posters 01 - 2161031728 729828929Mobile Health Pavilion726827927724925922220720 721821920 9211017215212312 313413713812 813912 913210 211310511611911208309408 409508206 207707807906 907204 205304905202200 201300 301401501601701801901ENTRANCEMain Concourse68 <strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> / LAS VEGAS NEVADA USA / WWW.AMERICANTELEMED.ORG
<strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> Expositionfeatures the latest productsand servicesInterested in Exhibiting at Upcoming <strong>ATA</strong> Shows?<strong>ATA</strong> has other exhibiting opportunities in <strong>2009</strong> and 2010, includingthe <strong>2009</strong> Mid-Year <strong>Meeting</strong> in Palm Springs, CA, the <strong>2009</strong> <strong>ATA</strong>Latin America / Caribbean Chapter <strong>Meeting</strong> in San Juan, PuertoRico, and the <strong>ATA</strong> 2010 <strong>Annual</strong> <strong>Meeting</strong> in San Antonio, TX.For more information on these meetings, please contact:Del Tillman<strong>American</strong> <strong>Telemedicine</strong> AssociationDirector of Marketing: <strong>Meeting</strong>s and Tradeshows1100 Connecticut Avenue, NW, Suite 540Washington, DC 20036Phone: 202-223-4249, Fax: 202-223-2787Email: dtillman@americantelemed.orgWeb: www.americantelemed.orgAmazon Ballroom Exhibit Hall1122ENTRANCE1116 1117 1216111411101108 11091102 1103Scientific Posters 217 - 5101118 1119 1218 1219 1318 1319 141812151112 1113 1212 1213 1312 1313 1412 1413 1512 15131209131613311329 14281327 14261323 1422 14231315142414081107 1206 1207 1306 1307 14061104 1105 1204 1205 1304 1305 14041302 1303 1402CyberLounge14291416 1417 1516 15171100 1101 1200 1201 1300 1301 1400 1401ENTRANCEMain Concourse153115291527152515231518 15191514 1515Federal Center1501Exhibit Hall HoursMove-InSaturday, April 25 ...... 8:00am – 5:00pmSunday, April 26 ........ 8:00am – 12:00pmShow HoursSunday, April 26 ........ 4:15pm – 7:00pmMonday, April 27 ....... 10:15am – 2:45pm2:45pm – 4:00pm Closed for Plenary Session4:00pm – 6:15pmTuesday, April 28 ....... 10:15am – 2:45pmExhibit Hall Highlights and ActivitiesA wide array of receptions and food functions, as well as the <strong>2009</strong> PosterPresentations, are held in the exhibit hall. Join the exhibitors and yourcolleagues for these special events.Sunday, April 264:15pm – 7:00pm4:15pm – 5:00pm5:00pm – 5:45pm5:30pm – 6:15pmMonday, April 277:30am – 10:15pm10:15am – 10:45pm11:45am – 1:15pm2:15pm – 2:45pm2:15pm – 2:45pm5:00pm – 6:15pmTuesday, April 28Opening Reception in Exhibit HallsSupported by boSchAmazon and Rio Exhibit Halls<strong>ATA</strong> New Member and Student Member ReceptioncoordInAted by the AtAterehAbIlItAtIon SIgAmazon Exhibit Hall, Cyber Lounge, Booth 1429Canadian Society of Telehealth ReceptionhoSted by the teluS, heAlth SolutIonSAmazon Exhibit Hall, Booth 1408<strong>ATA</strong> Institutional Member ReceptionSupported by cAlIfornIA teleMedIcIneAnd eheAlth centerAmazon Exhibit Hall, Cyber Lounge, Booth 1429Exhibit Halls Closed: Open by SpecialAppointment OnlyCoffee Break (Amazon and Rio)Supported by heAlth MAnAgeMenttechnologyLunch in the Exhibit HallsSupported by nonIn MedIcAlCoffee Break (Amazon and Rio)<strong>ATA</strong> Member Group Meet and GreetAmazon Exhibit Hall, Cyber Lounge Booth 1429Poster Presentations and ReceptionhoSted by VItAphone uSAAmazon and Rio Exhibit Halls7:30am – 10:15pm Exhibit Halls Closed:Open by Special Appointment Only10:15am – 10:45pm Coffee Break (Amazon and Rio)Supported by future heAlthcAre11:45am – 1:15pm Lunch in the Exhibit HallsSupported by MedAppS2:15pm – 2:45pm ....... Coffee Break (Amazon and Rio)<strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> / LAS VEGAS NEVADA USA / WWW.AMERICANTELEMED.ORG 69
<strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> <strong>Annual</strong> International <strong>Meeting</strong> and ExpositionExhibitor Booth ListingsIn Alphabetical Order by Company Name2C Processor USA . ...................1316A&D Medical . .......................912ADI Mobile Health . ...................220Aerotel Medical Systems . ...............813AET . ..............................1213AFHCAN/Alaska Native TribalHealth Consortium . ...................304Agfa HealthCare . ....................1315AMD Global<strong>Telemedicine</strong>, Inc. .....................501<strong>American</strong> Academyof Dermatology ............ Main Concourse<strong>American</strong> Academyof Pediatrics ............... Main Concourse<strong>American</strong> Associationfor Homecare .............. Main Concourse<strong>American</strong> Health CareAssociation (AHCA) ......... Main Concourse<strong>American</strong> Heart Association ... Main Concourse<strong>American</strong> Institute forMinimally Invasive Surgery .... Main Concourse<strong>American</strong> Physical TherapyAssociation (APTA) .......... Main Concourse<strong>American</strong> Speech LanguageHearing Association ......... Main Concourse<strong>American</strong> TeleCare, Inc. (ATI) ............300Aperio ............................1413Appalachian RegionalCommission (ARC) ...................1501Armor Mobile Systems .................220Asana Integrated Medical Group ........1525ASGR Clinical e-Health Solutions .........729AT&T ..............................511<strong>ATA</strong> Broadcast Studio ......... 1017 Rio StageAViTA Corporation ...................1306Beijing Choice Electronic Technology .....1105Biocomfort ..........................929BioMedix ...........................911BL Healthcare ........................821BlackBerry by Research In Motion .........206Boeckeler Instruments .................1218Bosch ..............................611BT Conferencing .....................1529California <strong>Telemedicine</strong>& eHealth Center ....................1517The Campania Group. . . . . . . . . .Main ConcourseCanadian Societyof Telehealth .............. Main ConcourseCanon USA .........................1215Capital Health ........................726Cardinal Health Research Services .........200Cardiocom ..........................720Caring Technologies / TalkAutism ........1304Center for Aging ServicesTechnolgy (CAST) ........... Main ConcourseCenter for Pre-Hospital CareEducation Research at LLUMC ..........1401The Children’s Partnership .... Main ConcourseChildren’s Physician Network . . Main ConcourseChorus Call .........................1406Cisco .............................1323Claricode ..........................1302Cnow ..............................210Commwell /Cardiomedix ..............1422Computerized Screening Inc. (CSI) .......1216Connections365 ......................204Continua Health Alliance ...............901CosmoCom ........................1527CTeL – The Center for Telehealth& E-Health Law ......................1513Davies Consulting .....................927Delphi Medical Systems ................807digiO2 International ...................925DMAA: The CareContinuum Alliance ......... Main ConcourseDodgen Mobile Technologies ............220DR Systems .........................1318Eceptionist ..........................309eHealth Initiative (eHI). ....... Main ConcourseEmbarq Business .....................1201Envisionier Medical Technologies ........1402e-TelMed ..........................1423ExpressMD Solutions ..................1313ExStream Mobile Technologies ..........1319Fairbanks Scales ......................205Farber Specialty Vehicles ................220Federal Center ......................1501The Federation of StateMedical Boards ............. Main ConcourseFLEX DOX/TME ......................1523Flo Healthcare ........................207FollowMe ...........................220Fora Care ..........................1206FUJIFILM Medical Systems USA ...........310Future Healthcare .....................724GCI ConnectMD ......................707General Dynamics ....................1114GenerationOne ......................1404Global MediVision ...................1110GlobalMediaGroup ....................... 401 & 1301H3 System .........................1519Health AssociationNetwork Center ............ Main ConcourseHealth Contact Partners ...............1514Healthanywhere Inc.,an IgeaCare Systems Company ...........827Healthcare Information and ManagementSystems Society (HIMSS) ...... Main Concourse70 <strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> / LAS VEGAS NEVADA USA / WWW.AMERICANTELEMED.ORG
See page 26 for a listof <strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> CorporateSupportersHealthOneMed . .....................1400HeartEvent Monitoring Service . .........1109The Henry M. Jackson Foundation . ......1119Home Care Information Network . .......1031Honeywell HomMed . ..................701IDEAL LIFE . ..........................211IEM . ..............................1104Infopia USA . ........................907InnoTraction Solutions . ...............1207Integrated Clinical Systems <strong>Program</strong>Management Office (ICS) ..............1219Intel Corporation-Digital Health Group .....721InTouch Health ............... 1100 & 1101JEDMED Instrument Company ...........812JHS Insurance / Sullivan Brokers .........1512LDV ...............................220LifeLinks Video Interpreting ..............828LifeSize Communications ..............1412LifeWatch/Instromedix ................1417Link to Life .........................1305Litepanels ..........................1103LogicMark ..........................1116Mary Ann Liebert, publishers . . Main ConcourseMatthews Specialty Vehicles .............220McKesson Corporation .................202MedApps ..........................1307MedAvante .........................1205Medical Alarm Concepts ...............1416Medical Coaches .....................220Medical Place ........................920Med-RT ....................... 409 & 508MedSignals ..........................921Medweb ............................313MinXray ...........................1212Mobile Health Clinics Network ...........220Mobile Specialty Vehicles ...............220MTS Medication Technologies ..........1418National Association for HomeCare & Hospice (NAHC) ...... Main ConcourseNational Association for the Supportof Long Term Care (NASL) .... Main ConcourseNational Association of CommunityHealth Centers ............. Main ConcourseNational Center for AssistedLiving (NCAL) .............. Main ConcourseNational Institute of Standards& Technology (NIST) ..................1501National RuralHealth Association .......... Main ConcourseNeuroCall ..........................1303Nonin Medical .......................906Office for the Advancementof Telehealth (OAT). ..................1501OneVision Solutions ..................1204Oshkosh Specialty Vehicles ..............220Patient Care Technologies,A Meditech Company .................1209Pharos Innovations ....................208Philips HomeHealthcare Solutions ...................913Philips VISICU .......................1300pingbuzz ...........................1329Polycom ............................301Qualcomm ..........................212Remote <strong>Meeting</strong> Technologies ..........1107Right! Systems ......................1426Rivulet Communications ................713Royal Society of Medicine Press .........1102RS TechMedic BV ....................1104Rural Health Telecom .................1518RV Basic Training .....................220Santrax, a SandataTechnologies Company ................1112Second Opinion <strong>Telemedicine</strong> Solutions ....312Solid Design Solutions .................1531Specialists On Call .....................215Statusfirm ...........................201Sykes AssistanceServices Corporation ...................408t+ Medical .........................1200TANDBERG ..........................413Telehealth Resource Centers ............1515TELUS, Health Solutions ...............1408Thum Insurance Agency ................220Topcon ............................1312Tunstall Healthcare ...................1331U.S. Army <strong>Telemedicine</strong>& Advanced TechnologyResearch Center (TATRC) ..............1122U.S. Coach Company ..................220U.S. Department of Commerce,U.S. Commercial Service ...............1501UC Davis Health Informatics ............1424Universal BioSound ....................728Universal Service Rural Health Care .......1501Universal Specialty Vehicles ..............220VA San Diego Healthcare System ........1516Vecna Medical ......................1113Vidyo .............................1428Virtual Imaging ......................1327Virtual Interactive Families ..............1118Visiting Nurses Associationof America (VNAA) .......... Main ConcourseVisualShare .........................1117Vitaphone USA .......................905ViTel Net ............................601Viterion TeleHealthcare .................801VivoMetrics ..........................922Waldo Networks .....................1108<strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> / LAS VEGAS NEVADA USA / WWW.AMERICANTELEMED.ORG 71
<strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> <strong>Annual</strong> International <strong>Meeting</strong> and ExpositionBuyer’s GuideExhibitors Listed by Product CategoryBooth#Application Service ProviderConsulting ServicesDiagnostic EquipmentDisease ManagementDistance LearningEPRGovernment AgencyHealth Association / Industry AllianceHome Health Care & Remote MonitoringMedical Nursing Call CenterMobile TelehealthNetwork IntegratorsOutsourced Medical ServicesPharmacy SolutionsPublicationsResellersScheduling SystemsSoftwareStore and Forward DevicesTelecommunications ProvidersTelemonitoring Equipment & ServicesTeleradiology and PAC’sUltraSoundVideoconferencing SystemsOther2C Processor USA 1316 HA&D Medical 912 H H HADI Mobile Health 220 H H HAerotel Medical Systems 813 H H H H H H H H HAET 1213 H H H H H H H H H H HAFHCAN/Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium 304 H H H H H H HAgfa HealthCare 1315 HAMD Global <strong>Telemedicine</strong>, Inc. 501 H H H H H H H H H<strong>American</strong> Academy of Dermatology 1001 H<strong>American</strong> Academy of Pediatrics 1001 H H<strong>American</strong> Association for Homecare Main Concourse H<strong>American</strong> Health Care Association Main Concourse H<strong>American</strong> Heart Association Main Concourse HAdd <strong>American</strong> institute forMinimally Invasive Surgery Main Concourse H(Health Association/Industry Alliance)<strong>American</strong> Physical Therapy Association Main Concourse H<strong>American</strong> Speech LanguageHearing Association Main Concourse H<strong>American</strong> TeleCare Inc. 300 H H H H H H H HAperio 1413 H H HAppalachian Regional Commission (ARC) 1501 HArmor Mobile Systems 220 HAsana Integrated Medical Group 1425 H H H HASGR Clinical eHealth Solutions 729 H HAT&T 511 H H H H H H H H H<strong>ATA</strong> Broadcast Studio 1017 HAViTA Corporation 1306 H H H HBeijing Choice Electronic Technology 1105 H H HBiocomfort 929 H H HBioMedix 911 H HBL Healthcare 821 H H H HBlackBerry by Research In Motion 206 H HBoeckeler Instruments 1218 H H HBosch 611 H H H H H H HBT Conferencing 1529 H H H HCalifornia <strong>Telemedicine</strong> & eHealth Center 1517 H H H HThe Campania Group Main Concourse H72 <strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> / LAS VEGAS NEVADA USA / WWW.AMERICANTELEMED.ORG
Booth#Application Service ProviderConsulting ServicesDiagnostic EquipmentDisease ManagementDistance LearningEPRGovernment AgencyHealth Association / Industry AllianceHome Health Care & Remote MonitoringMedical Nursing Call CenterMobile TelehealthNetwork IntegratorsOutsourced Medical ServicesPharmacy SolutionsPublicationsResellersScheduling SystemsSoftwareStore and Forward DevicesTelecommunications ProvidersTelemonitoring Equipment & ServicesTeleradiology and PAC’sUltraSoundVideoconferencing SystemsOtherCanadian Society of Telehealth Main Concourse HCanon USA 1215 H H H HCapital Health 726 H H H H H H HCardinal Health Research Services 200 H H HCardiocom 720 H H H H H HCaring Technologies / TalkAutism 1304 H H H H H H HCenter for Aging Services Technolgy Main Concourse HCenter for Pre-Hospital Care EducationResearch at LLUMC 1401 H H H HThe Children’s Partnership Main Concourse HChildren’s Physician Network Main Concourse H H H HChorus Call 1406 H H H HCisco 1323 H H H HClaricode 1302 H H H H H H H HCnow 210 H H H H H H HCommwell /Cardiomedix 1422 H H H HComputerized Screening Inc. (CSI) 1216 H H H HConnections365 204 H HContinua Health Alliance 901 HCosmoCom 1527 H HCTeL - The Center for Telehealth & E-Health Law 1513 HDavies Consulting 927 HDelphi Medical Systems 807 HdigiO2 International 925 H HDMAA: The Care Continuum Alliance Main Concourse H HDodgen Mobile Technologies 220 HDR Systems 1318 HEceptionist 309 H H H H HeHealth Initiative (eHI) Main Concourse HEmbarq Business 1201 HEnvisionier Medical Technologies 1402 H H He-TelMed 1423 H H H H H H H HExpressMD Solutions 1313 H H H H H H H HExStream Mobile Technologies 1319 H H H H H H H H HFairbanks Scales 205 HFarber Specialty Vehicles 220 HFederal Center 1501 H HThe Federation of State Medical Boards Main Concourse H<strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> / LAS VEGAS NEVADA USA / WWW.AMERICANTELEMED.ORG 73
ContinuedBuyer’s GuideBooth#Application Service ProviderConsulting ServicesDiagnostic EquipmentDisease ManagementDistance LearningEPRGovernment AgencyHealth Association / Industry AllianceHome Health Care & Remote MonitoringMedical Nursing Call CenterMobile TelehealthNetwork IntegratorsOutsourced Medical ServicesPharmacy SolutionsPublicationsResellersScheduling SystemsSoftwareStore and Forward DevicesTelecommunications ProvidersTelemonitoring Equipment & ServicesTeleradiology and PAC’sUltraSoundVideoconferencing SystemsOtherFLEX DOX/TME 1523 H H H HFlo Healthcare 207 HFollowMe 220 H H H HFora Care 1206 H H H H H H H HFUJIFILM Medical Systems USA 310 H HFuture Healthcare 724 HGCI ConnectMD 707 H H H H H H H H HGeneral Dynamics 1114 HGenerationOne 1404 H H H H H H HGlobal MediVision 1110 H H H H HGlobalMedia Group 401 & 1301 H H H H H H H H H H HH3 System 1519 H H HHealth Association Network Center Main Concourse H HHealth Contact Partners 1514 H H HHealthanywhere Inc., an IgeaCare Systems Company 827 H H H H H H H H H H HHealthcare Information andManagement Systems Society Main Concourse HHealthOneMed 1400 H H H HHeartEvent Monitoring Service 1109 H H H H HThe Henry M. Jackson Foundation 1119 HHome Care Information Network 1031 H H H HHoneywell HomMed 701 H H HIDEAL LIFE 211IEM 1104 H H H H H HInfopia USA 907 H H H H H H HInnoTraction Solutions 1207 HIntegrated Clinical Systems <strong>Program</strong>Management Office (ICS) 1219 H H H H H HIntel Corporation-Digital Health Group 721 H H H HInTouch Health 1100 & 1101 H H H H H H HJEDMED Instrument Company 812 H HJHS Insurance / Sullivan Brokers 1512 HLDV 220 HLifeLinks Video Interpreting 828 H H HLifeSize Communications 1412 H HLifeWatch / Instromedix 1417 H H H H H H H HLink to Life 1305 HLitepanels 1103 HLogicMark 1116 H H H74 <strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> / LAS VEGAS NEVADA USA / WWW.AMERICANTELEMED.ORG
Booth#Application Service ProviderConsulting ServicesDiagnostic EquipmentDisease ManagementDistance LearningEPRGovernment AgencyHealth Association / Industry AllianceHome Health Care & Remote MonitoringMedical Nursing Call CenterMobile TelehealthNetwork IntegratorsOutsourced Medical ServicesPharmacy SolutionsPublicationsResellersScheduling SystemsSoftwareStore and Forward DevicesTelecommunications ProvidersTelemonitoring Equipment & ServicesTeleradiology and PAC’sUltraSoundVideoconferencing SystemsOtherMary Ann Liebert, publishers Main Concourse HMatthews Specialty Vehicles 220 HMcKesson Corporation 202 H HMedApps 1307 H H H H H HMedAvante 1205 HMedical Alarm Concepts 1416 H HMedical Coaches 220 H H HMedical Place 920 H H H HMed-RT 409 & 508 H H HMedSignals 921 H H H H HMedweb 313 H H H HMinXray 1212 H H HMobile Health Clinics Network 220 H HMobile Specialty Vehicles 220 HMTS Medication Technologies 1418 H H HNational Association forHome Care & Hospice Main Concourse HNational Association for the Supportof Long Term Care Main Concourse HNational Association of CommunityHealth Centers Main Concourse HNational Center for Assisted Living Main Concourse HNational Institute of Standards & Technology 1501 HNational Rural Health Association Main Concourse H HNeuroCall 1303 H H H H H HNonin Medical 906 H H HOffice for the Advancement of Telehealth (OAT) 1501 HOneVision Solutions 1204 H H H HOshkosh Specialty Vehicles 220 HPatient Care Technologies, A Meditech Company 1209 H H H H H H H H HPharos Innovations 208 H H H HPhilips Home Healthcare Solutions 913 H HPhilips VISICU 1300 H H Hpingbuzz 1329 H H HPolycom 301 H H H H HQualcomm 212 H HRemote <strong>Meeting</strong> Technologies 1107 H H H H H HRight! Systems 1426 HRivulet Communications 713 H H H<strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> / LAS VEGAS NEVADA USA / WWW.AMERICANTELEMED.ORG 75
ContinuedBuyer’s GuideBooth#Application Service ProviderConsulting ServicesDiagnostic EquipmentDisease ManagementDistance LearningEPRGovernment AgencyHealth Association / Industry AllianceHome Health Care & Remote MonitoringMedical Nursing Call CenterMobile TelehealthNetwork IntegratorsOutsourced Medical ServicesPharmacy SolutionsPublicationsResellersScheduling SystemsSoftwareStore and Forward DevicesTelecommunications ProvidersTelemonitoring Equipment & ServicesTeleradiology and PAC’sUltraSoundVideoconferencing SystemsOtherRoyal Society of Medicine Press 1102 HRS TechMedic BV 1104 H H H H H H H H HRural Health Telecom 1518 HRV Basic Training 220 HSantrax, a Sandata Technologies Company 1112 H HSecond Opinion <strong>Telemedicine</strong> Solutions 312 H H H H H H H H H H HSolid Design Solutions 1531 H H H H H H H H H HSpecialists On Call 215 H H H H H HStatusfirm 201 H H H H H HSykes Assistance Services Corporation 408 H H H H Ht+ Medical 1200 H H H H HTANDBERG 413 H H H H H H H H HTelehealth Resource Centers 1515 H HTELUS, Health Solutions 1408 HThum Insurance Agency 220 HTopcon 1312 HTunstall Healthcare 1331 H H HU.S. Army <strong>Telemedicine</strong> & AdvancedTechnology Research Center (TATRC) 1122 HU.S. Coach Company 220 HU.S. Department of Commerce,U.S. Commercial Service 1501 HUC Davis Health Informatics 1424 H H HUniversal BioSound 728 H H H H HUniversal Service Rural Health Care 1501 H HUniversal Specialty Vehicles 220 HVA San Diego Healthcare System 1516 HVecna Medical 1113 H H H HVidyo 1428 HVirtual Imaging 1327 H H H HVirtual Interactive Families 1118 H H HVisiting Nurses Associationof America (VNAA) Main Concourse HVisualShare 1117 H H H H HVitaphone 905 H H H H H H HViTel Net 601 H H H H H H H H H H HViterion TeleHealthcare 801 H H H H HVivoMetrics 922 H H HWaldo Networks 1108 H76 <strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> / LAS VEGAS NEVADA USA / WWW.AMERICANTELEMED.ORG
<strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> <strong>Annual</strong> International <strong>Meeting</strong> and ExpositionExhibitor ProfilesMore Than 500 Products and Services2C Processor USABOOTH: 13166171 W. Century Blvd, Suite 200Los Angeles, CA 90045800-977-38402cpusa.comA-Claim is an effective way tospeed cash flow, enhance thepatient’s experience, and ensurecomplete payment for the valuableservices you provide. With patientco-pays and deductibles makingup a growing percentage ofthe total volume of a practice’sreceivables, patients are expectedto pay more upfront. A-Claimidentifies the patient’s financialresponsibility and uses a uniquemethodology to collect it. 2CP andA-Claim, enhancing your bottomline through improved cash flow.A&d MedicalAtA SuStAInIngpreSIdent’S cIrcle MeMberBOOTH: 9121756 Automation ParkwaySan Jose, CA 95131800-726-7099lifesourceonline.comA&D Medical produces advancedelectronic blood pressuremonitoring equipment and healthcare products. We offer leadingtelemedicine solutions for remotepatient monitoring of heartdisease and other chronic diseasesthrough wired and Bluetooth®enabled wireless systems forhealth system integrators.ADI Mobile HealthBOOTH: 22019425 S.W. 89th AvenueTualatin, OR 97062877-368-5888adi-mobilehealth.comADI Mobile Health specializesin mobile medical and dentalunits for both domestic andinternational outreach programs.Funding and program designassistance are available.Aerotel Medical SystemsBOOTH: 8135 Hazoref StreetHolon 58856 Israel1-866-588-3580aerotel.comAerotel Medical Systems is a worldleading provider of cost-effective,high quality solutions for homecare, eHealth and telemedicine.We offer a wide range ofdevices for remote diagnostic,and monitoring applications aswell as phone and web-basedmonitoring software solutions.AETBOOTH: 12136825 Pine Street, M/S B2Omaha, NE 68106417-380-3745aetmedical.comAET and Lifestream Medical hasconsultants in rural telemedicinesystems for all health providers.We offer internet connectivityor mobile camera use withcell phone technology.AFHCAN/Alaska NativeTribal Health ConsortiumAtA InStItutIonAl MeMberBOOTH: 3044000 Ambassador Drive, 3rd FloorAnchorage, AK 99508877-885-5672afhcan.orgAFHCAN provides integratedtelehealth products (includinghardware and software) andservices (including support andtraining) to maximize the abilityfor organizations to provideclinical care through telehealth.Almost 300 “AFHCAN Carts” arein 200+ sites and over 20,000clinical cases processed.Agfa HealthCareBOOTH: 131510 South Academy StreetGreenville, SC 29601800-581-2432agfa.com/healthcareAgfa HealthCare is a globalleader in the market of integratedIT and imaging systems. Thecompany’s in-depth clinicalknowledge enables it to providefully integrated hospital-widesolutions and specialized solutionsfor radiology, cardiology,mammography and orthopaedics.AMd globaltelemedicine, Inc.AtA SuStAInIngpreSIdent’S cIrcle MeMberBOOTH: 50173 Princeton Street, Suite 212North Chelmsford, MA 01863800-742-5877amdtelemedicine.comAMD Global <strong>Telemedicine</strong> offersthe market’s preeminent diagnosticmedical devices and tConsultEncounter Management Softwarethat is equipped with devicemanagement, case creation,work flow and archival. AMDis a <strong>Telemedicine</strong> EncounterManagement company (TEMS) andthe worldwide leading supplierof telemedicine technology,devices, and application softwarefor both dynamic encounters(live telemedicine) and deferredconsultations. AMD hasover 5200 installations in 74countries and delivers solutiondesign, turnkey installation,and training for telemedicineprograms across the globe.<strong>American</strong> Academyof DermatologyBOOTH: MAIN CONCOURSE930 E Woodfield Road,Schaumburg, IL 60173888-462-3376aad.orgThe <strong>American</strong> Academy ofDermatology is the largest, mostinfluential and most representativeof all dermatologic associations.The Academy’s <strong>Telemedicine</strong> TaskForce identifies and evaluatesthe impact of emerging medical,technical, legal and financialissues in telemedicine.78 <strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> / LAS VEGAS NEVADA USA / WWW.AMERICANTELEMED.ORG
Exhibitor Profiles<strong>American</strong> Academyof PediatricsBOOTH: MAIN CONCOURSE141 Northwest Point BlvdElk Grove Village, IL 60007800-228-5005aap.org<strong>American</strong> Academy of Pediatricsis an organization of 60,000pediatricians committed to theattainment of optimal physical,mental, and social health andwell-being for all infants, children,adolescents, and young adultsand is the leading publisherin the field of Pediatrics.<strong>American</strong> Association forHomecare (AA Homecare)BOOTH: MAIN CONCOURSE2011 Crystal Drive, Suite 725Arlington, VA 22202703-836-6263aahomecare.orgThe <strong>American</strong> Associationfor Homecare (AAHomecare)works to strengthen accessto healthcare in the homes ofmillions of <strong>American</strong>s. Wovenfrom the fabric of the <strong>American</strong>family, homecare is shaping ourhealthcare future. AAHomecare isthe only national association thatrepresents every line of servicein the homecare community,including home health and homemedical equipment providers,respiratory and infusion therapy,telemedicine, telehealth, rehab andassistive technology, and hospice.<strong>American</strong> Health CareAssociation (AHCA)BOOTH: MAIN CONCOURSE1201 L Street, NWWashington, DC 20005202-842-4444ahca.orgThe <strong>American</strong> Health CareAssociation (AHCA) is a nonprofitfederation of affiliatedstate health organizations,together representing more than10,000 non-profit and for-profitassisted living, nursing facility,developmentally-disabled, andsub acute care providers that carefor more than 1.5 million elderlyand disabled individuals nationally.AHCA represents the long termcare community to the nation atlarge – to government, businessleaders, and the general public. Italso serves as a force for changewithin the long term care field,providing information, education,and administrative tools thatenhance quality at every level.<strong>American</strong> Heart AssociationBOOTH: MAIN CONCOURSE7272 Greenville AvenueDallas, TX 75231214-373-6300americanheart.orgOur mission is to build healthierlives, free of cardiovasculardiseases and stroke. That singlepurpose drives all we do. The needfor our work is beyond question.<strong>American</strong> Institute forMinimally Invasive SurgeryBOOTH: MAIN CONCOURSE5025 S. Fort Apache RoadLas Vegas, NV 89148866-953-9794aimis.org<strong>American</strong> Physical TherapyAssociation (APTA)BOOTH: MAIN CONCOURSE1111 North Fairfax StreetAlexandria, VA 22314703-684-2782apta.orgThe <strong>American</strong> Physical TherapyAssociation is a nationalprofessional organizationrepresenting more than 66,000members. Its goal is to fosteradvancements in physicaltherapy practice, research,and education. The mission ofAPTA, the principal membershiporganization representing andpromoting the profession ofphysical therapy, is to further theprofession’s role in the prevention,diagnosis, and treatment ofmovement dysfunctions and theenhancement of the physicalhealth and functional abilitiesof members of the public.<strong>American</strong> Speech LanguageHearing AssociationBOOTH: MAIN CONCOURSE2200 Research Blvd, # 220Rockville, MD 20850301-296-5679asha.orgThe <strong>American</strong> Speech-Language-Hearing Association(ASHA) is the professional,scientific, and credentialingassociation for over 130,000speech-language pathologists,audiologists, and speech,language and hearing scientists.<strong>American</strong> TeleCare,Inc. (ATI)AtA preSIdent’S cIrcle MeMberBOOTH: 30015159 Technology DriveEden Prairie, MN 55344800-323-6667americantelecare.comATI’s telehealth solutionsdeliver improved outcomesand patient satisfaction withgreater access to care whilelowering health care costs.AperioBOOTH: 14131360 Park CenterVista, CA 92081760-539-1100aperio.comAperio provides systems andservices for digital pathology.Our award-winning ScanScopewhole slide scanning systemsand Spectrum informationmanagement software improvethe efficiency and quality ofpathology services. Applicationsinclude remote viewing,archival and retrieval, basicresearch, and image analysis.Appalachian RegionalCommission (ARC)BOOTH: 15011666 Connecticut Avenue, NW, Suite 700Washington, DC 20009202-884-7774arc.govSince 1965 the ARC has fundedsocio-economic programs inAppalachia. Since 1989, theARC has funded <strong>Telemedicine</strong>programs. Approximately $2-3Million dollars is approved in10-12 new programs annually.The <strong>American</strong> Institute forMinimally Invasive Surgery, a 501c 3, promotes and supports bestpractice in training, research andclinical applications of minimallyinvasive surgical healthcare.80 <strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> / LAS VEGAS NEVADA USA / WWW.AMERICANTELEMED.ORG
Armor Mobile SystemsBOOTH: 2204600 N. Mason Montgomery RoadMason, OH 45040800-255-0393armormobile.comArmor Mobile Systems is amanufacturer of custom designedmobile medical vehicles.Asana IntegratedMedical GroupBOOTH: 15255000 Van Nuys Blvd. Suite 202Sherman Oaks, CA 91403818-907-1480asanamg.comASGR Clinicale-Health SolutionsAtA corporAte MeMberBOOTH: 729105 Westpark Drive, Suite 200Brentwood, TN 37027877-437-3797clinicalEhealth.comASGR Clinical e-Health Solutionsoffers over 15 years of experiencein providing quality patient carethrough the use of telemedicine inthe following specialties: infectiousdisease, psychiatry, oncology,nephrology and primary care. Witha nationwide panel of providers, westand ready to meet your needs.AT&TAtA preSIdent’S cIrcle MeMberBOOTH: 5112600 Camino Ramon, Room 4S053San Ramon, CA 94583925-824-8855att.com/healthcareAT&T is recognized as the leadingworldwide provider of IP-basedcommunications services tobusinesses and the leading U.S.provider of wireless, high speedInternet access, local and longdistance voice, and directorypublishing and advertising services.<strong>ATA</strong> Broadcast StudioBOOTH: 10171100 Connecticut Avenue, NW, Suite 540Washington, DC 20036202-223-3333americantelemed.org<strong>ATA</strong> and Home Care InformationNetwork will host lively discussionswith industry leaders. Videorecordings or these discussionswill be available on the <strong>ATA</strong>website shortly after the meeting.This year, the <strong>ATA</strong> BroadcastStudio is located on stage inthe RIO Pavilion Exhibit Hall.AIMG physicians are availableround the clock to offerconsultation to remote patientsusing our telemedicine solutions.Now you can get access toquality health care services fromthe comfort of your home.<strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> / LAS VEGAS NEVADA USA / WWW.AMERICANTELEMED.ORG 81
Exhibitor ProfilesAViTA CorporationBOOTH: 13069F. No 78 Sec 1, Kwang-Fu, Rd, San ChungTaipei 241 Taiwan886-2-8512-1568-6001avita.com.twAViTA is a well-known worldwidetelehealth / telemedicine solutionsprovider and manufacturerlocated in Taiwan. AViTAmanufactures aggregator andwireless home-healthcaredevices such as blood pressuremonitors, blood glucose meters,scales and IR thermometers.Beijing Choice ElectronicTechnologyBOOTH: 1105Rm. 1126-1128, BailangyuanBuilding B. A36Beijing 100039 China0086-1088-203-960choicemmed.comBeijing CHOICE was foundedin 1993 in Beijing, China. Wesupply medical monitoringdevices such as patient monitors,pulse oximeters, etc. We have400 employees, a 5000 squaremeter workshop, 7 productionlines. We have obtained CE mark& FDA 510k certification andown intellectual properties.BiocomfortBOOTH: 9295300 Explorer DriveMississauga, ON L4W 5G4 Canada416-560-7146biocomfort.deHealth Manager is a FDA approvedwireless health monitoring systemallowing the individual, care giveror service provider to monitor andrecord vital signs electronically.BioMedixBOOTH: 9114215 White Bear Parkway,Suite 200St Paul, MN 55110877-854-0014biomedix.comBioMedix provides the onlyintegrated suite of hardware,software and online servicesdesigned to cost-effectively detectPeripheral Arterial Disease (PAD)and Chronic Venous Insufficiency(CVI). Vascular specialists, primarycare providers, hospitals, andhealth systems use our productsto identify these patients. Ourdevices and software reducemistakes, provide data for soundanalysis, build practice revenue,and streamline reimbursementwhile providing a platform thatsupports the continuum of careand increased quality outcomes.BL HealthcareBOOTH: 82133 Commercial Street, Suite #3Foxboro, MA 02035508-543-4150blhealthcare.comLeveraging the convergence of theInternet, Broadband technology,and Open Systems, BL Healthcareprovides innovative solutions forlinking patients, providers, andcaregivers for the monitoringand management of wellnessand disease states at distributedpoints of healthcare access.BlackBerry by ResearchIn MotionBOOTH: 206295 Phillip Street,Waterloo, ON N2L 3W8 Canada519-888-7465blackberry.comResearch In Motion is a leadingdesigner, manufacturer, andmarketer of innovative wirelesssolutions for the worldwide mobilecommunications market. For moreinformation, visit www.rim.com.Boeckeler InstrumentsBOOTH: 12184650 South Butterfield DriveTucson, AZ 85714800-552-2262pointmaker.comPointmaker® Video Markers allowpresenters to draw and point onvideo images, to emphasize keypoints or annotate details. It’sbecome an essential part of anypresentation system, whether intraining rooms, videoconferencing,distance learning, televisionbroadcasts, or telemedicine.boschAtA SuStAInIngpreSIdent’S cIrcle MeMberBOOTH: 6112400 Geng Road, Suite 200Palo Alto, CA 94303650-690-9125healthbuddy.comHealth Hero Network – A BoschCompany, markets the HealthBuddy® System, an interactivehealth support platform for theassessment, self-managementsupport, and exception-basedmanagement of individualswith chronic conditions.BT ConferencingBOOTH: 15294600 Lyons RoadMiamisburg, OH 45342888-947-3663btconferencing.comOur communication solutionsare built around industry-leadinghardware and backed by ourproven services organizationthat can design and supportyour entire conferencingnetwork. From start to finish,you can conduct business withconfidence, anytime, anywhere byworking with BT Conferencing.Add to alpha listing:California <strong>Telemedicine</strong>& eHealth CenterInStItutIonAl MeMberBOOTH: 15171215 K Street, Suite 2020Sacramento, CA 95814877-590-8144cteconline.orgThe California <strong>Telemedicine</strong> &eHealth Center is one of sixfederally-funded TelehealthResource Centers working toadvance the use of telehealthprograms & technologies.The Campania GroupAtA preSIdent’S cIrcle MeMberBOOTH: MAIN CONCOURSE111 Berry St, SEVienna, VA 22180800-831-9506telmedinsurance.com<strong>Telemedicine</strong> Liability Insurance<strong>Program</strong>: professional liabilityfor physicians, nurses, and alliedhealth. Director’s and officer’scoverage, entity coverage, generalliability, and products liabilityfor telemedicine equipment,manufacturers and distributors.Canadian Societyof TelehealthBOOTH: MAIN CONCOURSE310 - 4 rue Cataraqui StreetKingston, ON K7K 1Z7 Canada250-749-4465cst-sct.orgThe Canadian Society ofTelehealth, Canada’s premiertelehealth organization, advocatesfor the advancement and adoptionof telehealth technologies inthe delivery of health services.CST provides a forum foradvocacy, communication, andsharing of resources amongour communities of interest.82 <strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> / LAS VEGAS NEVADA USA / WWW.AMERICANTELEMED.ORG
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Exhibitor ProfilesCanon USAcorporAte MeMberBOOTH: 121515955 Alton ParkwayIrvine, CA 92618949-753-4276usa.canon.com/html/industrial_medeq/index.htmlCardinal HealthResearch ServicesBOOTH: 20022745 Savi Ranch ParkwayYorba Linda, CA 92887714-919-3361cardinalhealth.com/researchservicesCenter for Aging ServicesTechnolgy (CAST)BOOTH: MAIN CONCOURSE2519 Connecticut Ave, NWWashington, DC 20008202-508-9438agingtech.orgThe Children’s PartnershipBOOTH: MAIN CONCOURSE1351 Third Street Promenade,Suite 206Santa Monica, CA 90401310-270-7167childrenspartnership.orgFor over sixty years, Canon hasleveraged its expertise in imagingtechnology to be an industryleader in the medical field.Today, Canon Medical Systemsprovides a wide range of digitalimaging products that helpthousands of medical professionalsdiagnose and treat patients.Capital HealthAtA corporAte MeMberBOOTH: 72610030 107 Street Capital HealthCentre North Tower, Suite 200Edmonton, AB T5J 3E4 Canada780-735-0667capitalhealth.ca/beamtelehealthCapital Health Teleophthalmologyprovides a complete solution foryour teleophthalmology needs.Our software is the only clinicallyvalidated, 7-field, stereoscopicviewing.Physicians grade diabeticretinopathy using the goldstandardin clinical evaluationof diabetic retinopathy.Based in Hoechberg, Germany andYorba Linda, CA, Cardinal HealthResearch Services (formerly VIASYSClinical Services) is a global marketleader in providing innovativetechnology and service solutions tothe pharmaceutical, biotechnologyand telehealthcare industries.CardiocomBOOTH: 7207980 Century Boulevard,Chanhassen, MN 55317888-243-8881cardiocom.comCardiocom is an award-winningdeveloper and manufacturerof multi-platform hometelemonitoring devices and clinicalsoftware that improves nurseefficiency. Solutions are morethan just biometric monitoringdevices. The products operateas an integrated system foreach disease state using EBM.Caring Technologies/ TalkAutismBOOTH: 13041423 W. Franklin StreetBoise, ID 83702888-355-7161caringtechnologies.comCaring Technologies/TalkAutismprovides behavior imagingsolutions and Personal HealthRecord service to discreetlyshare, access and archive relevantpatient information, especiallysuited for behavioral disordersand special need communities.The company also provides othertelemedicine utilities specificallyfor autism under their awardwinningTalkAutism brand.Center for Aging ServicesTechnologies (CAST) is leadingthe national charge to developand deploy technologies that canimprove the aging experience inAmerica. CAST has four focusareas: Driving a national vision ofhow technologies can improvethe quality of life for seniorswhile reducing healthcare costs,Accelerating technology R&D pilotswith seniors to fulfill this vision,Advocating to remove barriersto the rapid commercializationof proven solutions, Promotingnational dialogue about standardsto ensure interoperability andwidespread access to agingservices technologies. Establishedin 2003, CAST has become anational coalition of more than400 technology companies,aging services organizations,research universities, andgovernment representatives.Center for Pre-HospitalCare Education Researchat Loma Linda UniversityMedical Center (LLUMC)AtA InStItutIonAl MeMberBOOTH: 140111234 Anderson StreetLoma Linda, CA 92354909-558-7592llu.edu/llumcLoma Linda University (LLU)Academic Health Sciences Centerincludes the LLU Medical Center,LLU Children’s Hospital, EastCampus, Behavioral MedicineCenter, and physician offices,with a total of 974 beds. The LLUMedical Center is the largest andonly Level 1 trauma center in theSan Bernardino, Riverside, Inyo,and Mono Counties (over 40,000square miles). The Loma LindaUniversity Children’s Hospital isthe only pediatric inpatient facilityin the region. The LLU MedicalCenter discharges over 30,000inpatient patients and provides500,000 outpatient visits annually.The Children’s Partnershipworks to ensure that all children– especially those at risk ofbeing left behind – have theresources and the opportunitiesthey need to grow up healthyand lead productive lives.Children’s Physician NetworkBOOTH: MAIN CONCOURSE910 East 26th Street, Suite 330Minneapolis, MN 55404612-813-7435cpnonline.orgChildren’s Physician Network(CPN) offers a broad rangeof services to medical clinics,hospitals and other health careproviders. CPN Telephone NurseTriage features specially trainednurse and medical representativesproviding a full range of medicaladvice and care via telephone.Chorus CallAtA preSIdent’S cIrcle MeMberBOOTH: 14062420 Mosside BlvdMonroeville, PA 15146412-858-1390choruscall.comChorus Call is a world-classteleconferencing service providerwith headquarters in Pennsylvaniaand satellite offices in six differentcontinents. Built on a foundationof superior customer service and acommitment to excellence, ChorusCall is a pioneer in providingunique conferencing solutionsin the field of telemedicine.84 <strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> / LAS VEGAS NEVADA USA / WWW.AMERICANTELEMED.ORG
CiscoAtA preSIdent’S cIrcle MeMberBOOTH: 1323150 West Tasman DriveSan Jose, CA 95134860-258-7338cisco.com/go/healthcareA global technology powerhouse,Cisco offers healthcare solutionsto simplify workflows, enablemobile access, reduce operatingcosts, and improve patientsatisfaction. Visit booth 1323 tosee how Cisco healthcare solutionssimplify communications, facilitatecollaboration, and connect clinicians.ClaricodeBOOTH: 1302716 Main Street, 2nd FloorWaltham, MA 02451800-635-5284claricode.comClaricode collaborates with itsclients to create custom telehealthand eHealth software. Claricode’sclients include healthcare systems,medical device manufacturers,and medical software companies.For more information, visit ourweb site at www.claricode.com.CnowBOOTH: 21028334 Churchill-Smith LaneMount Dora, FL 32757856-241-2721Cnow.comCnow designs and developsinteractive video conferencingapplications intended specificallyfor telehealth solutions. Ourinteractive in-home “anytime”services allow telehealthprofessionals to support personsin their own natural livingand learning environmentsCommwell /CardiomedixBOOTH: 14221840 Oak Avenue,Evanston, IL 60201800-522-0078cardiomedix.comComputerizedScreening, Inc. (CSI)AtA corporAte MeMberBOOTH: 12169550 Gateway DriveReno, NV 89521800-533-9230computerizedscreening.comFor over thirty years it has beenthe mission of CSI to reversehealth care costs, managedisease data, create, and managePHRs / EMRs and to provide amedically certified, cost effectiveand universally accessibleManaged Health System availablewhere individuals work, shop,and receive medical services.The CSI MANAGED HEALTHSYSTEM provides all of thisand more! Please visit www.computerizedscreening.com.Cardiomedix, a pioneer intelehealth since 1974 & providerof remote patient monitoring since1988. Cardiomedix & Commwellintroduce the PhysioGlove®– a wireless 12 lead ECG.<strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> / LAS VEGAS NEVADA USA / WWW.AMERICANTELEMED.ORG 85
Exhibitor ProfilesConnections365AtA preSIdent’S cIrcle MeMberBOOTH: 204402 Jackson StreetSan Francisco, CA 94111913-940-0306connections365.comConnections365 provides solutionsthat empower individuals totake actions to promote healthyliving. Using a state-of-the-arthealth monitoring device anda 24/7 call center we detect,notify, and intervene to preventdeteriorating health and ensuingcostly urgent care visits.Continua Health AllianceBOOTH: 9013855 SW 153rd DriveBeaverton, OR 97006503-619-0867continuaalliance.orgContinua Health Alliance is anon-profit, open industry allianceof healthcare and technologycompanies improving thequality of personal healthcare.Its mission is to establish anecosystem of interoperablepersonal health systems thatempower people to better managetheir health and wellness.CosmoComBOOTH: 1527121 Broad Hollow RoadMelville, NY 11747631-940-4201cosmocom.comGood communication is thevery foundation of qualitycare. CosmoCom raises healthenterprises to new levels ofcommunication and care withthe most advanced all-IP callcenter platform. From inboundcall routing to sophisticatedoutbound campaigns forproactive health management,CosmoCom empowers you tocreate virtual contact centers ofany size with unified recording,reporting & administration.CTeL – The Center forTelehealth & E-Health LawBOOTH: 15131500 K Street, NW, 11th FloorWashington, DC 20005-1209202-230-5090telehealthlawcenter.orgCTeL’s mission is to overcomethe legal and regulatorybarriers to the utilization oftelehealth and related e-healthservices. CTeL has establisheditself as a leader in compiling,analyzing and disseminatingcomplex legal and regulatory,and public policy informationpertaining to telehealth.Cyber LoungeBOOTH: 14291100 Connecticut Avenue, NW, Suite 540Washington, DC 20036202-223-3333americantelemed.orgThe Cyber Lounge is a populargathering area for attendeeswho wish to relax or checktheir email. This year, the CyberLounge is supported by Bosch.Davies ConsultingBOOTH: 9276935 Wisconsin Ave., Suite 600Chevy Chase, MD 20815301-652-4535daviescon.comDavies Consulting (DCI) is aninternational strategy consultingfirm founded in 1991 to serveglobal healthcare companies.In the area of telemedicine, DCIhas extensive strategy consultingexperience, subject matter andbest practice expertise, andanalytic knowledge and solutions.Delphi Medical SystemsAtA preSIdent’S cIrcle MeMberBOOTH: 8075820 Delphi DriveTroy, MI 48098-2815888-526-1426delphimedical.comDelphi Medical Systems isa world-class provider oftechnology, products, andproduct development andmanufacturing for infusion,respiratory care, vital signsmonitoring and power mobility.digiO2 InternationalBOOTH: 9254F-13, No.79, Sec.1, Hsin Tai Wu RoadHsi-Cih, Taipei Hsien 221 Taiwan886-2-2698-9999-5782digiO2.comdigiO2 provides a completeOEM/ODM solution for healthindustry and brings advancedmedical technology into clinicsand homes. We are committed toimproving people’s health and arewidely trusted by professionals.DMAA: The CareContinuum AllianceBOOTH: MAIN CONCOURSE701 Pennsylvania Ave. NW,Suite 700Washington, DC 20004202-737-5980dmaa.orgDMAA: The Care ContinuumAlliance represents more than200 organizations and individualsand convenes all stakeholdersalong the care continuum towardpopulation health improvement.Dodgen Mobile TechnologiesBOOTH: 220PO Box 39, 1505 13th Street, NWHumboldt, IA 50548800-247-1835dodgenmobiletech.comDodgen Industry units arebuilt from the chassis up withfocused attention to each specificusers needs. Installing only thehighest quality components, wemanufacture our own moldedfiberglass body components.Our unique roll bar constructioninsures safety as you travel. Beforedelivery, every vehicle is qualityinspected, water and road tested.DR SystemsBOOTH: 131810140 Mesa Rim RoadSan Diego, CA 92121858-625-3344800-794-5955dominator.comDR Systems provides enterprisemedical imaging and informationmanagement solutions thatsignificantly lower your costof production while improvingpatient care, enhancing yourclinical and financial success.EceptionistBOOTH: 309820 Gessner Street, Suite 230Houston, TX 77024713-520-6688eceptionist.comEceptionist is a web-based solutionthat organizations can use tobetter manage healthcare as itis delivered across departments,sites, communities and countries.Eceptionist is used to manageand support multiple types oftelemedicine services, extraenterprise scheduling, carepathways, referral and servicetriage, bed management, organprocurement and wait lists.86 <strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> / LAS VEGAS NEVADA USA / WWW.AMERICANTELEMED.ORG
Exhibitor ProfileseHealth Initiative (eHI)BOOTH: MAIN CONCOURSE818 Connecticut Ave, NW, Suite 500Washington, DC 20006202-624-3270ehealthinitiative.orgThe eHealth Initiative andthe Foundation for eHealthInitiative are independent, nonprofitaffiliated organizationswhose missions are the same:to drive improvement in thequality, safety, and efficiency ofhealthcare through informationand information technology.Embarq BusinessBOOTH: 12019300 Metcalf AvenueOverland Park, KS 66212913-383-5343embarq.com/businessEMBARQ is a long-standingcommunications provider of voice,data, Internet, managed services,phone system equipment, securityservices, and wireless products forhealthcare customers. We currentlyserve 18 states and are one of thelargest and most financially securelocal communications companies.Envisionier MedicalTechnologiesBOOTH: 1402155 Gibbs Street, Suite 413Rockville, MD 20850888-363-6461envisionier.comThe endogo® palmableendoscopic imaging systemis the world’s first batteryoperated, portable, hand-heldendoscopic video camera withintegrated viewing and archivingcapability which fits in the palmof your hand. The endogo®can be used with current opticalflexible or rigid endoscopes.e-telMedAtA SuStAInIngpreSIdent’S cIrcle MeMberBOOTH: 14235485 Wiles Road Suite 405Coconut Creek, FL 33073954-984-2929etelmed.comE-TelMed is an on-line medicaltele-consultation servicethat offers both patient andproviders the tools necessaryfor advanced medical care andcan be utilized by patients,physicians, hospitals, healthplans, employers and caregivers.ExpressMD SolutionsBOOTH: 1313300 Connell Drive Suite 5100Berkeley Heights, NJ 07922866-693-9763expressmdsolutions.comTelehealth monitoring systemcollects and securely transmitspatient vital signs from hometo care providers without apractitioner home or office visit.It assists elderly, chronically ill andspecial needs patients and deliverspractitioner-to-patient treatmentreminders and instructions.ExStream MobileTechnologiesBOOTH: 13198106 Beckett Center DriveWest Chester, OH 45069513-874-8133exstreamcommunications.comExStream Mobile Technologiesis a wireless video solutionscompany. We have integratedbest in class hardware withpatented technologies to providethe most mobile solution in themarketplace today. Our solutions,value and ROI are second to none.Fairbanks ScalesBOOTH: 205821 Locust StreetKansas City, MO 64106816-448-4288fairbanks.comManufacturer of weighingequipment for more than 175years. From small health scalesto large truck scales, Fairbanksis your source of high qualityweighing equipment.Farber Specialty VehiclesBOOTH: 2207052 <strong>American</strong>a ParkwayReyoldsburg, OH 43068614-863-6470fsvcc.comFarber Specialty Vehicles isa family-owned business,currently introducing the fourthgeneration. Farber Specialtyemploys over 100 people and isengaged in the research, design,development and manufactureof custom specialty vehicles.Federal CenterBOOTH: 15011100 Connecticut Avenue, NW, Suite 540Washington, DC 20036202-223-4249americantelemed.orgThe Federal Center has beena staple of the <strong>ATA</strong> <strong>Annual</strong><strong>Meeting</strong> for many years,providing attendees with faceto-faceassistance on federalfunds available through grants,contracts and research supportfor telemedicine. The <strong>American</strong>Recovery and ReinvestmentTax Act of <strong>2009</strong> opens a newchapter in US governmentsupport for telemedicine.Participating federal agencies willbe providing information on howattendees can take advantageof the new funds availablethrough the stimulus package.The Federation of StateMedical BoardsBOOTH: MAIN CONCOURSEP.O. Box 619850Dallas, TX 75261817-868-4052fsmb.orgThe Federation of State MedicalBoards (FSMB) is a national nonprofitorganization representingthe 70 medical boards of theUnited States and its territories.Based in Dallas, the FSMB (www.fsmb.org) serves as the nationalvoice for its member boards and isa recognized authority throughoutthe United States on issues relatedto medical licensure and discipline.FlexDox/TMEAtA corporAte MeMberBOOTH: 15238466 Lockwood Ridge Road, #306Sarasota, FL 34243941-306-1250telemedexperts.comTeleMedExperts provides technicallinks for physicians, groups andcorporations.TME offers fullsolutions for any tele-medicineapplication or partial solutions oftechnology, physician services,medico/legal challenges andcustomized electronic medicalrecords. Our customers includemulti-national companies,proprietary and not-for-profithealthcare providers, insurancecompanies, physician groups,telecommunications companies,legal firms and physicians.88 <strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> / LAS VEGAS NEVADA USA / WWW.AMERICANTELEMED.ORG
Flo HealthcareBOOTH: 2075801 Goshen Springs Road, Suite ANorcross, GA 30071877-356-4040flohealthcare.comFlo Healthcare designs wirelesstechnology solutions for thehealthcare industry. Flo’smobile workstations areeasily customizable, enablinghealthcare organizations tointegrate peripherals such asvideoconferencing devices andmedical displays to unite voice,video and real-time computeraccess at the point of care. Thiscapability makes telemedicinea reality by allowing doctorsand clinicians to instantaneouslyconfer with remote experts.FollowMeBOOTH: 220639 Third Street WestSonoma, CA 95476800-300-4400followme.comFollowMe is a personal healthrecord company specializingin customized Personal HealthRecords (PHRs) for hospitals,universities, health providers,mobile health systems, medicaldevice companies and others.FollowMe’s solution putsthe patient at the “center ofcare” with a product thatpromotes patient loyalty andimproved continuity of care.Fora CareAtA corporAte MeMberBOOTH: 1206810 Lawrence Drive, Suite 104Newbury Park, CA 91320805-230-3068foracare.comMedical devices for homecare/clinical care/point of care withwireless/cable connection withblood glucose meter, bloodglucose plus blood pressuremonitor, blood pressuremonitor, and IR thermometer.Home gateway and tele-healthplatforms are also provided!FUJIFILM MedicalSystems USABOOTH: 310419 West AvenueStamford, CT 06902800-446-5450fujimed.comFuture HealthcareBOOTH: 72455 Broad StreetNew York, NY 10029646-747-0554futurehealthcareus.comFuture Healthcare is read by30,000 physicians, seniorexecutives, hospitals, and clinicsthroughout the US, which areat the forefront of purchasingdecisions in healthcare. www.futurehealthcareus.com.Fujifilm’s Synapse® PACS offersan integrated, Web-basedradiology, cardiovascular andmammography solution.<strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> / LAS VEGAS NEVADA USA / WWW.AMERICANTELEMED.ORG 89
Exhibitor ProfilesGCI ConnectMDAtA preSIdent’S cIrcle MeMberBOOTH: 7072550 Denali Street #1000Anchorage, AK 99503866-221-4841ConnectMD.comGCI ConnectMD is thecommunications expert forhealthcare. We serve as ourcustomer’s trusted partner,helping them overcomechallenges associated withadopting new technology,transforming business processes,and maintaining competitivenessin a tightening marketplace.General DynamicsBOOTH: 111477 A StreetNeedham, MA 02494781-455-4026gdit.comAs a trusted systems integratorfor more than 50 years, GeneralDynamics Information Technologyprovides information technology(IT), systems engineeringand professional services tocustomers in the defense,intelligence, homeland security,federal civilian governmentand commercial sectors.GenerationOneBOOTH: 1404Atlantic Center,119 Washington Avenue, # 401Miami Beach, FL 33139305-538-2777generationone.comGenerationOne is the first endto-endtechnology platform formobilizing care management.It leverages mobile devicesand our wireless networkwith clinical decision support.We help improve medicationcompliance and adherence,enable early intervention, increaseefficiencies and lower costs.Global MediVisionBOOTH: 1110200 S. 10th, Suite 708McAllen, TX 78501956-682-3656GlobalMediVision.comGlobal MediVision combines stateof-the-artHD Video Conferencingwith world-class diagnosticinstruments and software toprovide an advanced remoteprimary care solution for clinics,physician groups, government andprivate health care organizations.globalMedia groupAtA SuStAInIngpreSIdent’S cIrcle MeMberBOOTH: 401 & 130115020 N. 74th StreetScottsdale, AZ 85260480-922-0044globalmedia.comGlobalMedia provides cuttingedgetelemedicine equipment,peripherals, and softwarefor doctors and hospitals.Our innovative technologyhas a proven track record ofreliability and ease of use, and isexpanding the geographic reachof healthcare professionals.H3 SystemBOOTH: 15193F, 397-27, Doryong-dong, Yuseong-guDaejeon 305-340Republic of Korea+82-42-862-9314H3system.co.krOur strong points lie in planning,technology integration, andsystem design. We not only havein-house core technologies,networks and diagnostic tools,but we also have a large amountof outsourcing pools for theother necessary technologiesincluding sensor technologies.Health AssociationNetwork CenterBOOTH: MAIN CONCOURSE1100 Connecticut Avenue, NW, Suite 540Washington, DC 20036202-223-3333americantelemed.orgHealthcare associations withan interest in telemedicine andtelehealth share information abouttheir organizations’ activites.Located in the Main Concoursebetween the exhibit halls andmeeting rooms. Participatingorganizations include:• <strong>American</strong> Academy of Dermatology• <strong>American</strong> Academy of Pediatrics• <strong>American</strong> Association for Homecare• <strong>American</strong> Health Care Association• <strong>American</strong> Heart Association• <strong>American</strong> Institute for MinimallyInvasive Surgery• <strong>American</strong> Physical Therapy Association• <strong>American</strong> Speech LanguageHearing Association• Canadian Society of Telehealth• Center for Aging Services Technolgy• The Children’s Partnership• Children’s Physician Network• CTeL – The Center forTelehealth & E-Health Law• DMAA: The Care Continuum Alliance• eHealth Initiative• The Federation of State Medical Boards• Healthcare Information andManagement Systems Society• National Association forHome Care & Hospice• National Association for theSupport of Long Term Care• National Association ofCommunity Health Centers• National Center for Assisted Living• National Rural Health Association• Visiting Nurses Association of AmericaHealth Contact PartnersBOOTH: 15146200 Capitol DriveWheeling, IL 60090847-465-5000healthcontactpartners.comHCP provides 24 hour a day, 7days a week, URAC accreditedHealth Call Center Services.Our bilingual staff includesregistered nurses, telehealthmonitoring specialists, and careadvocates – they are availableby phone and secure live-chat.HealthanywhereInc., an IgeaCareSystems CompanyAtA preSIdent’S cIrcle MeMberBOOTH: 827515 Legget Drive, Suite 700Ottawa, ON K2K 3G4 Canada866-593-4848healthanywhere.comHealthanywhere is a leadingmHealth/eHealth communicationsand technology solution providerwith clients and partnersworldwide. Our solutionspromote improved quality oflife, encourage adherence andprovide positive clinical outcomesfor consumers and healthcareproviders. Experience the freedom!Healthcare Informationand Management SystemsSociety (HIMSS)BOOTH: MAIN CONCOURSE230 East Ohio Street, Suite 500Chicago, IL 60611-3270312-664-4467himss.orgThe healthcare industry’smembership organization focusedon providing leadership forthe optimal use of healthcareinformation technology &management systems for thebetterment of healthcare.HIMSS frames & leadshealthcare through advocacy,educational & professionaldevelopment initiatives.90 <strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> / LAS VEGAS NEVADA USA / WWW.AMERICANTELEMED.ORG
Exhibitor ProfilesHealthOneMedAtA preSIdent’S cIrcle MeMberBOOTH: 14001550 Pond Road, Suite 102Allentown, PA 18104877-810-2888healthonemed.comHeartEvent MonitoringServiceBOOTH: 110918001 Palmetto Bay Village CenterVillage of Palmetto Bay, FL 33157408-828-8872heartevent.netHome CareInformation NetworkBOOTH: 1031419 Fredonia AvenueFredonia, WI 53021719-573-5090cetstream.netHoneywell HomMedAtA corporAte MeMberBOOTH: 7013400 Intertech Drive, Suite 200Brookfield, WI 53045262-252-6069hommed.comBased in Allentown, Pennsylvania,HealthOneMed leads the wayin developing state of the arthealthcare products. As personalhealthcare moves toward homebased medication management,our health managementsolutions enable patients toschedule and closely monitortheir medication intake.HEMS uses innovative FDAapproved technology to simplifysingle user and auto trigger cardiacremote monitoring. We providecost effective, non-invasive ECGmonitoring with direct transfer ofdata over the telephone. Singlebutton record/send feature reducespatient training and complication.HCIN transformed stafftraining with online rich mediabroadcasting. Now it puts itstechnology in your hands.Create your own rich mediatraining with “CETstream.” Yourcontent, your instructors, youraudience, CETstream technology.See it in action in the <strong>ATA</strong>Broadcast Studio, Rio Stage.Honeywell HomMed, a globalleader in the telehealth industry,is dedicated to providing the mostcomprehensive and differentiatedtelehealth solutions, and iscommitted to improving thequality of care by controllingvariance through evidencebased disease managementto improve outcomes.Henry M. Jackson FoundationBOOTH: 11191401 Rockville Pike, Suite 600Rockville, MD 20852301-294-1202hjf.orgThe Henry M. Jackson Foundationis a private, not-for-profitorganization authorized byCongress to support militarymedical research and education atthe Uniformed Services University.92 <strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> / LAS VEGAS NEVADA USA / WWW.AMERICANTELEMED.ORG
Exhibitor ProfilesIDEAL LIFEBOOTH: 21155 Eglinton Avenue East, Suite 808Toronto, ON M4P 1G8 Canada416-489-1494ideallifeonline.comIDEAL LIFE® is a wireless remotehealth monitoring companythat delivers easy, affordable,customizable and mobilesolutions for long term chroniccondition management. IDEALLIFE®. makes chronic conditionmanagement accessible to awider audience, as never before.IEMBOOTH: 1104Cockerillstr. 6952222 Stolberg Germany49 -2402-9500-27iem.deIEM offers telemedicineperipherals, blood pressureand weight scales equippedwith bluetooth and highmeasurement accuracy, validatedto International protocols.Infopia USAAtA corporAte MeMberBOOTH: 9071410 White DriveTitusville, FL 32780888-737-6595infopiausa.comInfopia USA is a manufacturerof diabetic products includingself blood glucose monitors,glucose cell phones and a remotehome patient monitoring system,which provides a comprehensivediabetes management andcompliance system.InnoTraction SolutionsBOOTH: 1207206 Sierra Vista Bay SWCalgary, AB T3H 3B8 Canada866-988-4666innotraction.comTrying to make sense of all theshow floor options? Wonderinghow to pick the right vendorfor your home telehealthprogram? Talk to us about howto pick the right strategy, theright vendor and implementa home telehealth programaligned with the needs of yourpatients and your organization.Integrated Clinical Systems<strong>Program</strong> ManagementOffice (ICS)BOOTH: 1219USAMRMC attn: MCMR-ACP, 504 Scott StreetFort Detrick, MD 21702301-619-0762icspmo.detrick.army.milThe Integrated Clinical Systems<strong>Program</strong> Management Office(PM, ICS) is the Army’s acquisitionand total lifecycle manager forall imaging, image management,and major clinical informationsystems which integrate with theDoD Electronic Medical Record(EMR). Specific responsibilitiesinclude management ofmajor PACS, imaging, andteleradiology program initiatives,execution of the TechnologyAssessment and RequirementsAnalysis (TARA) <strong>Program</strong>, andmanagement of InformationAssurance (IA) requirementsfor all medical devices.Intel corporation–digital health groupAtA SuStAInIngpreSIdent’S cIrcle MeMberBOOTH: 72120270 NW Amber Glen, MS: AG1-102Beaverton, OR 97006503-696-8080intel.com/healthcareIntel’s Digital Health Groupworks with end-users andhealthcare leaders worldwide,focused on improving acutecare; advancing technologiesfor chronic disease managementand independent living; anddeveloping standards and policiesto enable interoperability acrossthe health care ecosystem.InTouch HealthcorporAte MeMberBOOTH: 1100 & 110190 Castilian Drive, Suite 200Santa Barbara, CA 93117805-562-8686intouchhealth.comInTouch Health’s Remote Presence(RP) telehealth solution is a newmodality for physician-patientconsults. Wherever access tomedical expertise is limited, RP caneffectively extend the physician’sreach, thereby removing timeand distance barriers. Using RPmay help physicians managepatient care, improve patientsafety and increase hospitalrevenues and savings.JEDMED InstrumentCompanyAtA corporAte MeMberBOOTH: 8125416 JEDMED CourtSt. Louis, MO 63129314-845-3770jedmed.comJEDMED’s various innovative videosolutions and pricing matchesalmost any telemedicine demands.Crisp images and simple operationrequested by diagnostic sites aresynonymous with all JEDMEDsystems, regardless of imagingrequirements and pricing.JHS Insurance /Sullivan BrokersBOOTH: 15127585 O’Donovan RoadCreston, CA 93432805-238-6533jhsservices.comJHS Insurance/Sullivan Brokersassist physicians and medicalgroups with all of theirinsurance needs from medmalto D&O. We specialize inthe healthcare industry.LDVBOOTH: 220180 Industrial DriveBurlington, WI 53105262-757-2474ldvusa.comLDV’s 30 years of experienceintegrating the latest technologiesinto command and communicationvehicles easily translates tostate-of-the-art solutionsfor the mobile medical andtelemedicine community.94 <strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> / LAS VEGAS NEVADA USA / WWW.AMERICANTELEMED.ORG
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Exhibitor ProfilesLifeLinks Video InterpretingBOOTH: 828450 Seventh Ave, Suite 502New York, NY 10123212-563-5000lifelinks.netLink to LifeBOOTH: 1305297 North StreetPittsfield, MA 01201877-442-3232link-to-life.comLifeLinksTM serves the healthcareindustries utilizing sign languageand foreign language expertiseand leading technology to delivercost effective solutions enablinghospitals to effectively serve adiverse patient population whilefacilitating A.D.A. compliance,JCAHO certification for hospitals,reducing liability costs, malpracticeand unnecessary medical sufferingdue to language disparity.Link to Life has been providing thebest Personal Emergency ResponseServices in the industry since 1979.The service is customized to meetthe individual needs of each clientand, at the touch of a Help Button,includes immediate access to ourResponse Center. Link to Life candispatch emergency help, the helpof a family member or neighbor orjust lend a friendly, caring voice.LifeSize CommunicationsAtA preSIdent’S cIrcle MeMberBOOTH: 1412901 S. Mopac, Building 3Austin, TX 78746512-347-9300lifesize.comLifeSize is the first company todevelop and deliver high definitionvideo communications products.LifeSize’s award winning solutionscombine exceptional quality,user simplicity and administratormanageability to make videocommunications a productive,true-to-life experience.LifeWatch / InstromedixAtA preSIdent’S cIrcle MeMberBOOTH: 1417O’Hare International Center II,10255 W Higgins Rd Suite 100Rosemont, IL 60018877-774-9846lifewatch.comLifeWatch provides wirelessremote patient monitoringsolutions to healthcare providers.LitepanelsBOOTH: 110316152 Saticoy StreetVan Nuys, CA 91406818-574-7080Litepanels.comLitepanels® revolutionary LEDlights provide HD friendly lightingfor video & still photography.Highly portable and color accurate,Litepanels® is the ideal lightingtool for examinations or theO.R. Safe & heat free and canbe moved comfortably close tothe patient. They are energyefficient& maintenance free.LogicMarkBOOTH: 11168625 Hampton WayFairfax Station, VA 22039703-934-7934 ext 139LogicMark.comLogicMark is the first companyto supply two-way emergencyspeakerphone pendants. Speakdirectly into the pendant fromanywhere in and around yourhome. Three models to choosefrom: Guardian Alert calls 911directly. FreedomAlert calls upto 4 programmable numbersof your choice. And LifeSentrycalls a central monitoring stationusing Contact ID protocol.Mary Ann Liebert, publishersBOOTH: MAIN CONCOURSE140 Huguenot Street, 3rd FloorNew Rochelle, NY 10801914-740-2100liebertpub.com<strong>Telemedicine</strong> and e-Health (www.liebertpub.com/tmj) covers the fullspectrum of advances and clinicalapplications of telemedicine andmanagement of electronic healthrecords. Now 10 issues annually,the expanded coverage providestools for managing patient care,electronic records, and medicalbilling, and much more.Matthews Specialty VehiclesBOOTH: 220101 S. Swing RoadGreensboro, NC 27409336-297-9600msvehicles.comMatthews Specialty Vehicles isthe nation’s premier providerof mobile medical units, toinclude mammography, dental,bloodmobiles, and immunizations.We work together with you tocustom design the right vehicleto meet your specific needs!McKesson CorporationAtA preSIdent’S cIrcle MeMberBOOTH: 2024343 N. Scottsdale RoadScottsdale, AZ 85251(800) 345-3342relayhealth.comCareEnhance Call Center is adecision support system forhealth professionals engagedin care management, symptomassessment, health education,wellness, and customer relationshipmanagement. CECC provides themeans to drive revenue, buildpatient and provider loyalty andincrease operational efficiency.96 <strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> / LAS VEGAS NEVADA USA / WWW.AMERICANTELEMED.ORG
Ideal Ad Feb09 2/4/09 9:46 AM Page 1Connecting People InteractivelyAnytime – AnywhereDeliver High Quality CommunicationTools Affordably• Reduce and eliminate unnecessary and costly care practices• Focus efforts on those individuals that need the skilled andprofessional services mostEmpower Individuals with Preventative Tools• Draw conclusions from reliable information that is easilyaccessible• Use simple and easy to use methods to improve complianceand dosing of medicationsImprove Individuals’Health & Wellness throughMotivational and Educational <strong>Program</strong>s• Incorporate feedback to the overall data record to createtrue knowledge• Encourage self-care,self-management,andindividual participation© <strong>2009</strong> IDEAL LIFE INC.All rights reserved.Wireless Remote Health andWellness ManagementMedAppsAtA corporAte MeMberBOOTH: 13077975 North Hayden Road, Suite A200Scottsdale, AZ 85258888-876-3327medapps.netMedApps Mobile Wireless HealthMonitoring Systems collects, storesand reports timely, accurate healthinformation anywhere. MedAppsoffers people the freedom andability to transmit personalhealthcare readings in near realtimeto a patient / healthcareprovider portal. The MedAppssystems help stabilize patienttreatments with more timelyinterventions, while giving patientsmore control over their diseases.MedAvanteBOOTH: 1205100 <strong>American</strong> Metro Boulevard, Suite 106Hamilton, NJ 08619866-638-6332medavante.netMedAvante is a pharmaceuticalservices organizationthat has pioneered andcommercialized centralizedratings via videoconference.This methodologic solutionaddresses one of the globalpharmaceutical industry’s mostintractable problems: the highrate of uninformative or failedcentral nervous system studies.Medical Alarm ConceptsBOOTH: 14165215-C Militia Hill RoadPlymouth <strong>Meeting</strong>, PA 19462877-639-2929medicalalarmconcepts.comMediPendant is the onlytwo-way voice speakerphonependant medical alarm devicethat enables you to communicatewith the call center, directlythrough the pendant. Combinedwith our state-of-the-art EMTstaffed call center, we willrevolutionize the industry. Wewill help your business grow.Medical CoachesBOOTH: 220399 Co. Hwy. 58, P.O. Box 129Oneonta, NY 13820-0129607-432-1333medcoach.comWhat you want in your mobileclinic is what you want foryour patients – a long, happy,healthy life. High quality, durableconstruction, professionalappearance; all supported bya team dedicated to providingyour clinical program with areassuring presence in thecommunities you serve.Medical PlaceBOOTH: 9201300 Carter Hill RoadMontgomery, AL 36106334-241-0807medicalplace.netMedical Place is a veteran owned,SBA certified small disadvantagedglobal distributor of name brandmedical equipment and suppliesthat is focused on the highgrowthhealthcare market.<strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> / LAS VEGAS NEVADA USA / WWW.AMERICANTELEMED.ORG 97
Exhibitor ProfilesMed-RTBOOTH: 409 & 50827758 Santa Margarita Pkwy, #277Mission Viejo, CA 92691949-502-2800med-rt.comMed-RT provides <strong>Telemedicine</strong>Managed Services that reducethe cost, accelerate deployment,and alleviate the need forspecialized technical internalresources required to launch andgrow successful, sustainable,telemedicine programs. Thisincludes support for interpretiveservices, specialist clinical consults,and on-demand education.MedSignalsBOOTH: 921217 Alamo Plaza Suite 2400San Antonio, TX 78205866-965-9200medsignals.comMedSignals® offerscommunicating medmindersto aid and monitor adherence.Smart pillboxes alert at pilltimes, record lid openings,upload data to servers daily,post dosing history online,and send alerts to authorizedcaregivers. Smart pillboxes nowserve as hub or peripheral withother other bio-monitors.MedwebAtA preSIdent’S cIrcle MeMberBOOTH: 313667 Folsom StreetSan Francisco, CA 94107415-541-9980medweb.comMedweb is a technology leaderin the delivery of Web-enabled,secure telemedicine solutions. Weprovide a robust, highly-scalable,standards-based platform foracquiring and reviewing imagesand other medical data, managingconsultation workflow, andmeasuring program performance.MinXrayBOOTH: 12124202 Poplar Grove TerraceMidlothian, VA 23112804-744-8455minxray.comMinXray, Inc. founded in 1967,is currently the major supplierof portable x-ray and digitalimaging products to the USArmed Forces. Both CR and DRdigital imaging units are offered.Our new battery-powered dentalunit will also be displayed.Mobile Health Clinics NetworkBOOTH: 2201058 Haight Street, Suite ASan Francisco, CA 94117-3109415-863-2032mobilehealthclinicsnetwork.orgMHCN is a nationwide,membership-based association ofprovider organizations offeringmobile community healthcareservices: medical care, dentistry,and mammography screening.With an emphasis on preventivecare, mobile health clinics areuniquely positioned to advanceaccess to primary and specialtyhealthcare for diverse populations.MHCN membership supportcomplements its mission toadvocate for mobile healthcare asa key solution for advancing accessto healthcare on a continuing basisand in times of national emergencydisaster. MHCN presents theannual Mobile Health ClinicsForum – an innovative conferencethat addresses the pragmatic andcomplex issues of developing,managing, and sustaining a MobileHealth program, presenting bestpractices and strategic operationalguidance complemented byroundtable networking discussionsdesigned to foster delegateinteraction and networking. MHCNalso hosts the Mobile HealthClinics Pavilion - a dedicatedsection of the <strong>ATA</strong> Exhibit Hall.Mobile Specialty VehiclesBOOTH: 220700 Airpark DriveJasper, TX 75951800-844-5047msvglobal.comMobile Specialty Vehiclesis the leader in commericalspecialty vehicles forhealthcare, law enforcement,and government agencies.MTS Medication TechnologiesBOOTH: 14182003 Gandy Blvd. N.St. Petersburg, FL 33702727-571-1616mts-mt.comMTS Medication Technologiesis an international providerof medication packagingsystems designed to improvemedication adherence andmedication dispensing.National Association forHome Care & Hospice (NAHC)BOOTH: MAIN CONCOURSE228 7th Street, SEWashington, DC 20003202-547-7424nahc.orgThe National Association for HomeCare & Hospice is the largesttrade association representingthe interest and concerns ofhome care agencies, hospices,home care aide organization andmedical equipment suppliers.From professional developmentto fighting for better regulations,from knowing all angles of federaland state regulations to providingthe latest industry information,NAHC serves the needs of thehome care and hospice industryso they can better serve patients.National Associationfor the Support of LongTerm Care (NASL)BOOTH: MAIN CONCOURSE1321 Duke Street, Suite 304Alexandria, VA 22314703-549-8500nasl.orgThe National Association for theSupport of Long Term Care (NASL)was founded in 1989 by advocatesof professional medical services tothe long-term and post-acute careindustries. Our mission is to providea national communication forum,advocacy, as well as legislativeand regulatory representation forexecutives and their associatedbusinesses. Composed of over onehundred company members, NASL’sfocus remains to provide memberswith legislative, regulatory and policyinformation on a continuous basis,ensure equal member representationon relevant issues, and theopportunity to be involved in thedevelopment and creation of healthcare policy. Guiding the legislativeand regulatory efforts are theexecutive level representatives fromNASL member corporations and theexperience of NASL’s establishedWashington-based public affairsteam. This is accomplished throughthe membership working throughthe medical services, products,information technology, anddiagnostic testing committees.98 <strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> / LAS VEGAS NEVADA USA / WWW.AMERICANTELEMED.ORG
t+ Medical opens doors.With t+ Medical’s RemoteMonitoring mobile phone and webbased solutions, you can NOWefficiently and effectively managea population challenged bychronic disease.To learn more,visit us at booth 1200or online:www.tplusmedical.comDCN: 002-0110-MMNational Association ofCommunity Health CentersBOOTH: MAIN CONCOURSE7200 Wisconsin Avenue, Suite 210Bethesda, MD 20814301-347-0400nachc.comThe National Association of CommunityHealth Centers (NACHC) is the onlynational health care organization dedicatedexclusively to expanding health care accessfor the medically underserved throughthe community-based health centermodel. In this role, NACHC representsand supports the collective mission andinterests of the nationwide network ofmore than 1,000 community-based healthcare centers*, which serve 18 millionpeople via 7,000 sites in all 50 states,Puerto Rico, the District of Columbia,the U.S. Virgin Islands, and Guam.*Includes Community, Migrantand Health Care for the HomelessHealth Centers, as well as HealthCare in Public Housing <strong>Program</strong>s.National Center forAssisted Living (NCAL)BOOTH: MAIN CONCOURSE1201 L Street, NWWashington, DC 20005202-842-4444ncal.orgThe National Center For AssistedLiving (NCAL) is the assisted livingvoice of the <strong>American</strong> HealthCare Association (AHCA), thenation’s largest organizationrepresenting long term care. Thediversification of long term carehas brought rapid growth to theassisted living profession, andNCAL is an essential resourcefor professionals in the field.Our role continues to expand tomeet your needs as the role ofassisted living providers becomesmore important than ever.National Instituteof Standards &Technology (NIST)AtA InStItutIonAl MeMberBOOTH: 1501100 Bureau Drive, Stop 8900Gaithersburg, MD 20899-8900301-975-2982itl.nist.govNIST, in collaboration withthe healthcare community,develops critical measurements,standards, and technology toimprove the quality, accessibility,and cost-effectiveness ofhealthcare systems.National Rural HealthAssociationBOOTH: MAIN CONCOURSE521 E. 63rd StreetKansas City, MO 64110-3329816-756-3140ruralhealthweb.orgNeuroCallBOOTH: 130311760 SW Bird Road, Suite 306Miami, FL 33175866-479-6569neurocall.comNeuroCall is a private,international, physician led,service company that bridgesthe gap between Neurologistsand underserved or overworkedfacilities. Neurocall is dedicatedto providing the expertise ofNeurological specialists throughremote connection worldwide.The NRHA is a national nonprofitmembership organization withmore than 18,000 members. Theassociation’s mission is to provideleadership on rural health issues.<strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> / LAS VEGAS NEVADA USA / WWW.AMERICANTELEMED.ORG 99
Exhibitor Profilesnonin MedicalAtA SuStAInIngpreSIdent’S cIrcle MeMberBOOTH: 90613700 1st Ave, NorthPlymouth, MN 55441800-356-8874nonin.comMinneapolis-based Nonin Medical,a leading innovator of physiologicalmonitoring solutions, distributesits branded and 90+ OEMproducts to health and medicalprofessionals in more than 125countries. Since 1986, Nonin hasdeveloped a broad product lineof pulse oximeters, capnographs,sensors, accessories and softwarefor use by medical professionals.Office for the Advancementof Telehealth (OAT)BOOTH: 15015600 Fishers Lane, Room7C22, Parklawn BuildingRockville, MD 20857301-443-4381hrsa.gov/telehealthThe Office for the Advancementof Telehealth (OAT) is part of theHealth Resource and ServicesAdministration (HRSA) at theU.S. Department of Health andHuman Services. HRSA’s missionis to assure quality health carefor underserved, vulnerable, andspecial needs populations.OneVision SolutionsBOOTH: 12044545 Fuller Drive, Suite 326Irving, TX 75038972-714-0619onevisionsolutions.comOneVision Solutions is a leadingprovider for visual communicationssolutions. OVS is expert indesigning, implementing andsupporting applications andnetworks that excel in the telemedand healthcare industry. OVSprovides unparalleled customerservice to ensure your success.Oshkosh Specialty VehiclesBOOTH: 2202150 E. Dolton RoadCalumet City, IL 60409708-333-7122oshkoshsv.comWe manufacture, repair,refurbish, and upgrade specialtytrailers, trucks and vans inthe design of the followingapplications: Mammography,MRI, PET/CT, PET, CT, CardiacCatheterization, Medical Clinics,and Outpatient Surgery.Patient Care Technologies,A Meditech CompanyBOOTH: 1209Meditech CircleWestwood, MA 02090781-821-3000meditech.comMeditech and Patient CareTechnologies (PtCT) are workingtogether to usher in a new eraof technology designed to meetthe emerging needs of homehealth, hospice, and telehealthcare. We provide systems thatadd measurable benefits toour clients’ quality of patientcare, financial performance,and strategic position.Pharos InnovationsBOOTH: 2082 Northfield Plaza, Suite 201Northfield, IL 60093847-790-7649pharosinnovations.comPharos Innovations assists clientsin achieving next generationclinical and financial performanceimprovement. Through proactivemonitoring and identificationof clinical deterioration, Pharosexpands the reach, efficiencyand effectiveness of complexcondition management programs.philips homehealthcare SolutionsAtA SuStAInIngpreSIdent’S cIrcle MeMberBOOTH: 9133000 Minuteman Road, MS 024Andover, MA 01810866-554-4RPMphilips.com/telehealthPhilips Telehealth Solutionsfeature patient-friendly wirelessvital sign measurement devicesand web-based clinical software,with customizable health surveyquestions, risk assessmenttools and patient education.Philips provides comprehensiveimplementation support, clinicalworkflow analysis and HL7interface expertise to help buildsuccessful telehealth programs.www.philips.com/telehealthphilips VISIcuAtA SuStAInIngpreSIdent’S cIrcle MeMberBOOTH: 1300217 E. Redwood Street, Suite 1900Baltimore, MD 21202866-484-7428visicu.comPhilips VISICU is a healthcareinformation technology andclinical solutions company focusedon transforming the delivery ofcritical care through its patentedeICU® <strong>Program</strong>. Through remotemonitoring technology andclinical intelligence, the eICU<strong>Program</strong> leverages critical careresources to provide enhancedcoverage and early intervention,resulting in improved clinicaland financial outcomes.pingbuzzBOOTH: 1329PO Box 300Lincoln, MA 01773617-413-2830pingbuzii.blogspot.compingbuzz is a digital newslettterthat covers hand-held digitalhealth devices and is one of 70digital-clipping-service sites,updated daily, that cover health,fitness, wellness, and medicine.Other titles include digitalfitness and nutrition, hospitals,etc., and diabetes alerts.polycomAtA SuStAInIngpreSIdent’S cIrcle MeMberBOOTH: 3014750 Willow RoadPleasanton, CA 94588800-POL-YCOMpolycom.com/experiencePolycom offers integratedvoice, video and contentcollaboration solutions forhealthcare organizations includinghigh-definition, on-demandtelemedicine and telepresencetools. Polycom’s best-in-classsystems allow for seamlessintegration with leading unifiedcommunications solutions.QualcommAtA preSIdent’S cIrcle MeMberBOOTH: 2125775 Morehouse DriveSan Diego, CA 92121858-651-2883qualcomm.com/qesQualcomm enables healthcarecompanies to greatly improvethe delivery of remote servicesthrough the introduction of cellularcommunications. Our solutionsinclude wireless network services,robust 24/7 IT infrastructure, andprofessional services, deliveredunder the client’s own brand.100 <strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> / LAS VEGAS NEVADA USA / WWW.AMERICANTELEMED.ORG
<strong>ATA</strong>LACC<strong>2009</strong>Regional<strong>Meeting</strong>In Cooperation with University of Miami TeleHealthDecember 6 – 8, <strong>2009</strong>Caribe HiltonSan Juan, Puerto RicoA unique forum for cooperation and exchangeof ideas related to the growth and diffusionof telehealth throughout the Caribbean andLatin America.Call for Abstracts DeadlineAugust 31, <strong>2009</strong>www.americantelemed.orgRegistration Fees — $350Exhibiting InfoDel Tillman | 202-223-4249dtillman@americantelemed.orgCaribe Hilton San JuanDiscounted <strong>ATA</strong> rate — Just $160One of the most luxurious resorts in Puerto Rico,the Caribe Hilton is set on an exclusive peninsula,made up of 17 acres of lush tropical gardens,this resort is ideally situated between the historicold San Juan and the exciting Condado area,offering a secluded beach, lavish accommodationsand amenities tailored to families, couples andbusiness travelers alike.Remote <strong>Meeting</strong> TechnologiesBOOTH: 110715 Barrington PlaceMelville, NY 11747631-491-6614bethereanywhere.comRemote <strong>Meeting</strong> Technologiesprovides a superior webbased,real-time video, voiceand collaboration servicestelemedicine platform thatclinicians can use to improvepatient outcomes, productivity andprofitability, through enhancedcommunications, collaboration,observation, and presentation.Right! SystemsBOOTH: 14262600 Willamette Drive NE, Suite CLacey, WA 98516800-571-1717rightsys.comRight! Systems is an IT technologymanagement services company,that provides business-driven,multi-vendor IT solutionsto clients worldwide.Rivulet CommunicationsAtA preSIdent’S cIrcle MeMberBOOTH: 71312950 Worldgate Drive, Suite 100Herndon, VA 22039703-439-1243rivulet.comRoyal Society ofMedicine PressBOOTH: 11021 Wimpole StreetLondon W1G 0AE United Kingdom440-207-290-3945rsm.ac.ukThe Royal Society of MedicinePress is the publisher of Journalof <strong>Telemedicine</strong> and Telecare,a leading bimonthly journalcontaining studies of telehealthcare in practice. We also publishmany books in this field. Visitour booth to browse our titlesand receive discount offersexclusive to <strong>ATA</strong> delegates.RS TechMedic B.V.BOOTH: 1104Broeker Werf 61721 PC Broek op Langedijk,the Netherlands31-226-342044rstechmedic.comRS TechMedic B.V., based in theNetherlands, is an innovativedeveloper of medical technology,mainly focused on telemedicine,remote patient monitoringand medical software.Rivulet Communicationsallows customers to transportflawless, secure HD medicalvideo anywhere, anytime. TheIP Extension Gateway providesreal-time collaboration andtraining via live medical video andon-demand analysis and trainingthrough retrieval of stored video.<strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> / LAS VEGAS NEVADA USA / WWW.AMERICANTELEMED.ORG 101
Exhibitor ProfilesRural Health TelecomBOOTH: 151816601 Blanco Road, Suite 207San Antonio, Texas 78232888-989-5499ruralhealthtelecom.comRural Health Telecom (RHT)is a division of KoxlienCommunications, Inc.. Wespecialize in providing rural healthcare providers with the mostcost-effective solutions for theirtelecom and internet needs. Wecontinue to support rural hospitals,clinics and other non-profit healthcare facilities that are applyingfor funding through the UniversalService Fund. RHT has extensiveexperience with network designand implementation for tele-healthapplications along with a hostof other telecom services. Wewill focus on your telecom needswhile providing excellent customerservice throughout each project.RV Basic TrainingBOOTH: 2203600 W. Florida AvenueHemet, CA 92545866-766-7878rvbasictraining.comAt RV Basic Training we teachfirst-time mobile clinic operatorsthe skills professional drivers useto drive with confidence! Do yourdrivers know and understand whatthey’re doing? If your drivers lackconfidence, your organizationneeds to consider RV Boot Camp.Santrax, a SandataTechnologies CompanyBOOTH: 111226 Harbor Park DrivePort Washington, NY 11050516-484-4400santrax.comSantrax sets the standardfor telephone and web-basedvisit management solutionsfor the home care industry.Second Opinion<strong>Telemedicine</strong> SolutionsBOOTH: 3123848 Del Amo Blvd, Suite 303Torrance, CA 90503310-802-6300sotelemed.comSecond Opinion Software offersstore and forward software,telemedicine solutions, medicalperipherals, and home telehealthapplications. Our productscan be used in all medicalspecialties including cardiology,ophthalmology, dermatology,pathology, gynecology andforensic science applications.Solid Design SolutionsBOOTH: 15318400 Coral Sea St. NESuite 1800Mounds View, MN 55112763-786-7770SolidDesignSolutions.netSolid Design Solutions, Inc.provides design servicesdelivering innovative and costeffectiveengineered solutions.Designing and building custommedical equipment, carts andergonomic products is only partof our offering. Our capabilitiesinclude Product Development,specialty machine design andbuild as well as turn key contractmanufacturing. Specialtiesinclude mechanical, electricaland industrial engineering.Specialists On CallAtA preSIdent’S cIrcle MeMberBOOTH: 21531200 Via Colinas, Suite 203Westlake Village, CA 91362866-483-9690specialistsoncall.comSpecialists On Call is the costeffectivesolution to the specialtyphysician shortage. We providehospitals with immediate 24/7access to specialists via a dedicatedinfrastructure of people andtechnology. We’re committed toincreasing access to specialty care& improving patient outcomes.StatusfirmBOOTH: 2019932 - 81 AvenueEdmonton, AB T6E 1W6 Canada780-486-3441statusfirm.comStatusfirm – a world leader inbroadband networks – workedwith Alberta Capital Health todevelop an innovative solution forproviding ongoing professionaldevelopment called BEAMcast– the world’s most advancedhealthcare information deliverysystem. BEAMcast providesconvenient, on-demand accessto high-quality educationalrounds, lectures and otherresources over the Internet.Sykes AssistanceServices CorporationAtA preSIdent’S cIrcle MeMberBOOTH: 408248 Pall Mall StreetLondon, ON N6A 4T4 Canada888-225-6824sykesassistance.comSykes Assistance Services isCanada’s leading provider ofcontact centre based telehealthservices. Sykes provides symptomassessment, health information,addictions counselling, chronicillness support, and a varietyof health information lineson behalf of our governmentand industry partners.t+ MedicalBOOTH: 12006320 Quadrangle Drive, Suite 370Chapel Hill, NC 27517877-698-7587tplusmedical.comt+ Medical’s enterprise mobilephone, web and monitoringsolutions enables healthcareprofessionals to efficiently andeffectively, remotely monitor,communicate and gatherpatient information. Pleasevisit www.tplusmedical.comor call 1.877.MYTPLUS.tAndbergAtA SuStAInIngpreSIdent’S cIrcle MeMberBOOTH: 4131860 Michael Faraday Drive, Suite 100Reston, VA 20190888-263-2374tandberg.comTANDBERG is the leading globalprovider of telepresence, highdefinitionvideo conferencingand mobile video productsand services. Through ourmanagement tools, video systems,infrastructure and services, weprovide a natural communicationexperience. www.tandberg.comTelehealth Resource CentersBOOTH: 15153900 W. Avera DriveSioux Falls, SD 57108888-239-7092gptrac.orgThe five regional TRC’s serve as afocal point for advancing effectiveuse of telehealth technologiesin their respective communitiesand regions of the nation. TheTelehealth Resource Centers aresupported through the TelehealthResource Center Grant <strong>Program</strong>,which is administered by OAT.102 <strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> / LAS VEGAS NEVADA USA / WWW.AMERICANTELEMED.ORG
<strong>ATA</strong> Mid-Year <strong>Meeting</strong>One great meeting combining two great topics & showcasing the latestin products and services. Two full days in a relaxed setting with seriousopportunities for networking and education.Palm SpringsCaliforniaSeptember24-25, <strong>2009</strong>Hyatt GrandChampionsResort, Villasand SpaCutting Edge and Off-The-Shelf Technology: Making the Right DecisionsSponsored by the <strong>ATA</strong> Technology Special Interest Group4th <strong>Annual</strong> Pediatric Telehealth ColloquiumJointly sponsored by: UC Davis Health System Office of Continuing Medical Education, UC DavisChildren’s Hospital Department of Pediatrics Telehealth, UC Davis Health System Center for Health& Technology, and the <strong>ATA</strong> Pediatric Telehealth Discussion GroupAnd featuring a half-day pre-meeting symposium...Innovative New Technologies to Identify and TreatTraumatic Brain Injuries: Crossover Technologies andApproaches Between Military and Civilian ApplicationsRegistration Fees: Members $395 or Non-members $495Plus a<strong>Telemedicine</strong> 101Tutorial!The Hyatt Grand Champions Resort, Villas and Spa is the ultimate in a luxury hotel withthe renowned 36-hole Indian Wells Golf Resort right on property – and rates are just $170!Exhibiting Info: Del Tillman, 202-223-4249 dtillman@americantelemed.orgTELUS, Health SolutionsBOOTH: 14081000 Rue de Sérigny, Bureau 600Longueuil, QC J4K 5B1 Canada450-928-6000telushealth.comWe help transform the wayinformation is used in our healthindustry. We are a leadingprovider of innovative and proveninformation communicationtechnology (ICT) solutions thatcontribute to driving betterdecisions, improving capabilityand capacity and fosteringknowledge and prevention.Thum Insurance AgencyAtA corporAte MeMberBOOTH: 2203310 Eagle Park Drive, Suite 210Grand Rapids, MI 49525800-866-0777thuminsurance.comThum Insurance Agency providesinsurance coverage for MobileSpecialty Vehicles nationwide.We provide physical damage andliability coverage for convertedmotor homes, travel trailers,utility trailers and more.TopconBOOTH: 131237 West Century RoadParamus, NJ 07652201-599-5107topconmedical.comTopcon, a leader in diagnosticand imaging presents its nonmydriatic<strong>Telemedicine</strong> system,featuring the TRC-NW8 with10MP of resolution non-mydriaticretinal camera and IMAGEnetLite, comprehensive software withexpanded database, EyeRoute onBoard, DICOM compliant and widevariety of diagnostic features.Tunstall HealthcareBOOTH: 13312025 Gateway Place, 202San Jose, CA 95110408-516-5070tunstallhealthcare.comTunstall Healthcare A/S is aprovider of Telehealth hardwareand software solutions for chronicdisease management programs.Using common technologiesthe Tunstall platform is uniqueas it offers the flexibility to becustomized to monitor patientsat home suffering from variety ofdiseases including; CHF (congestiveheart failure), CAD (coronaryartery disease), diabetes, COPD(chronic obstructive pulmonarydisease) and many others.<strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> / LAS VEGAS NEVADA USA / WWW.AMERICANTELEMED.ORG 103
Exhibitor ProfilesU.S. Army <strong>Telemedicine</strong>& Advanced TechnologyResearch Center (TATRC)AtA InStItutIonAl MeMberBOOTH: 1122U.S. Army Medical Research & MaterielCommand (USAMRMC), MCMR-TT(TATRC) Bldg 1054 Patchel StreetFort Detrick, MD 21702-5012301-619-7927tatrc.orgThe exhibit sponsored by theU.S. Army Medical Research &Materiel Command (USAMRMC)and The <strong>Telemedicine</strong> & AdvancedTechnology Research Center(TATRC) extends the definition oftelemedicine to include an arrayof technological innovations,providing improved healthcare tothe military and beyond. The themeof the exhibit is “New Horizons:Partnerships for AdvancingPersonalized Health.” The exhibithighlights TATRC’s developmentof technologies aimed at definingand revolutionizing personalizedmedicine. Through its partnershipswith industry, academia and otherfederal agencies, TATRC is focusedon leveraging advanced technologyresearch and development topromote a cohesive strategy forrealizing personalized healthcare.Personalized medicine holds thepromise to revolutionize healthcarethrough telemedicine that will allowthis scientific innovation to extendto every person, in every placearound the globe. Specific topicsand focus areas will include: DigitalHuman/Warrior, e-Health, Hospitalof the Future, Medicine in AustereEnvironments and WarfighterResilience. Funded as areas ofspecial Congressional interest forArmy research, over 60 projects,totaling more than 400 milliondollars per year, have been executedand managed by TATRC andcarried out in universities andprivate laboratories throughout thecountry. Please stop by TATRC’sadvanced technology showcasefor a thought-provoking andexciting experience, showing howtechnology will enhance life on thebattlefield, in military medicine andbeyond. We welcome you to visitTATRC’s Hi-Tech Exhibit in Booth# 1122 to see and learn aboutour initiatives and capabilities!U.S. Coach CompanyBOOTH: 2202050 FM 89Buffalo Gap, TX 79508325-370-6213uscoachco.comU.S. Coach Company wasfounded in 1982 as a specialtyvehicle corporation providingspecialized medical vehicles. Dueto market demands we expandedour manufacturing facility tobegin producing a broadervariety of specialty vehicles suchas mobile computer labs, lawenforcement command centers,mobile health, mobile eye clinics,and blood donor coaches.U.S. Departmentof Commerce, U.S.Commercial ServiceBOOTH: 15011401 Constitution Avenue NWWashington, DC 20230800-872-8723ita.doc.gov/csThe U.S. Commercial Service isthe global business solutions unitof the Department of Commerce,dedicated to helping smallto-mediumsized companiesdevelop international markets.Our world-wide network ofInternational Trade Specialists willhelp you identify and evaluateinternational partners; navigateinternational documentationchallenges; create market entrystrategies; and compete andwin in the global marketplace.UC Davis Health InformaticsAtA InStItutIonAl MeMberBOOTH: 1424UC Davis Health Informatics,2450 48th Street, Suite 2800Sacramento, CA 95817916-734-8373healthinformatics.ucdavis.eduUC Davis Health Informaticsoffers Master’s Degree andOnline Certificate <strong>Program</strong>s.Our Technology Learning Centerand Consulting Consortium isdesigned to assist hospitals andclinics with health informationtechnology integration byproviding group teaching andindividual consulting services.Universal BioSoundBOOTH: 7281890 Dixwell Avenue, Suite 201Hamden, CT 06514203-288-1589universalbiosound.comUniversal has developedpatented sensors and monitoringelectronics for remote, handsfreemonitoring of cardiac,respiratory and peripheral vasculardiease. Ideally suited for remotemonitoring of patient selfadministered,home testing.Universal ServiceRural Health CareBOOTH: 15012000 L Street, NW, Suite 200Washington, DC 20036800-229-5476usac.org/rhcThe Universal Service RuralHealth Care <strong>Program</strong> ensuresthat rural health care providers(HCPs) pay no more fortelecommunications than theirurban counterparts. With over$400 million annually available,the program offers discountsto HCPs on Telecommuncationsand Internet access services.Universal Specialty VehiclesBOOTH: 22019052 Harvill AvenuePerris, CA 92570951-943-7747usv1.comUniversal Specialty Vehiclesmanufactures custom builtvehicles such as Mobile MedicalClinics, Mobile Dental Clinics,Vision screening/OphthalmologyClinics, Bloodmobiles and muchmore… Health organizations lookto USV to provide efficient andaffordable customized mobileunits for community outreach andpublic health information. Pleasevisit our website www.usv1.com.VA San DiegoHealthcare SystemBOOTH: 15163350 La Jolla Village Drive (111N-1)San Diego, CA 92161858-642-3269va.govVA San Diego Health ServicesResearch group is focused on theuse of telehealth technologiesto enhance patient-centeredhealthcare through innovativeresearch and evaluation. Webring together researchers,clinicians, and other investigatorsto create and evaluatehealthcare delivery processes.Vecna MedicalBOOTH: 111336 Cambridgepark DriveCambridge, MA 02140617-864-0636vecna.comVecna Technologies is a leader inprocess efficiency solutions forhealthcare providers. Our productsinclude: AHA endorsed self-servicepatient kiosk and portal solutionsas well as leading real-timeinfection surveillance softwareand mobile healthcare robotics.104 <strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> / LAS VEGAS NEVADA USA / WWW.AMERICANTELEMED.ORG
San Antonio, texasSave the Date! May 16-18, 2010<strong>ATA</strong> 201015th <strong>Annual</strong> International <strong>Meeting</strong> and ExpositionThe World’s Largest Scientific <strong>Meeting</strong> and Exposition FocusingExclusively on <strong>Telemedicine</strong> and Telehealth<strong>American</strong> <strong>Telemedicine</strong> Associationwww.americantelemed.orgJointly sponsored with USF Health<strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> / LAS VEGAS NEVADA USA / WWW.AMERICANTELEMED.ORG 105
Exhibitor ProfilesVidyoBOOTH: 1428433 Hackensack AvenueHackensack, NJ 07601510-342-5704vidyo.comVidyo delivers low latency, HDquality video conferencing overthe Internet! VidyoConferencingsolutions support point-to-pointand multi-point meetings fromboth Mac & Windows desktops aswell as dedicated room appliances,all over converged IP networks.No dedicated networks required.Virtual ImagingBOOTH: 1327720 S. Powerline Road, Suite EDeerfield Beach, FL 33442954-428-6191virtualimaging-fl.comVirtual Imaging specializes in thesale, service and maintenanceof new and remanufactureddiagnostic imaging equipment. Ourinnovative product line – RadPRO– is configured for both digital andconventional use and engineeredto handle the most demandingdiagnostic imaging environment.Virtual Interactive FamiliesBOOTH: 11181025 Technology Pkwy, Suite GCedar Falls, IA 50613888-290-9006VIFamilies.comOn-demand, integrated audio/video conferencing. Reducecosts & increase efficiencyof patient care. No set-up orproprietary equipment/software.Use independently or integratedinto other applications. Easy-touseservices help you instantlyvisit your patients or familiesfrom any place, any time!Visiting Nurses Associationof America (VNAA)BOOTH: MAIN CONCOURSE900 19th St, NW, Suite 200Washington, DC 20006202-384-1420vnaa.orgThe Visiting Nurse Associationsof America (VNAA) is the officialnational association for not-forprofit,community based homehealth organizations knownas Visiting Nurse Associations(VNAs). Visiting Nurse Associations(VNAs) created the profession ofhome health care more than 100years ago. They have a unitedmission to bring compassionate,high-quality and cost-effectivehome care to individuals intheir respective communities.VisualShareBOOTH: 1117PO Box 581304Salt Lake City, UT 84158800-939-8073visualshare.comVisualShare is a leading provider ofimage collaboration software as aservice (SAAS) for the Life Sciencesimaging industry. VisualShare’sVisualStrata technology platformfocuses on images as the basis forcollaboration to accelerate medicaldiagnosis and scientific discovery.Vitaphone USAAtA corporAte MeMberBOOTH: 9053720 W Oquendo Road, Suite 101Las Vegas, NV 89118702-798-9874vitaphoneus.comVitaphone is the leading companyfor integrated telemedicineservices. We provide cuttingedge integrated applicationsfor capturing and transferringbiological signals making use ofmodern communication systems.With advanced telemedicinemonitoring and care systems,Vitaphone not only providescomprehensive patient caresolutions to care suppliers butalso to healthcare insurers.Vitel netAtA SuStAInIngpreSIdent’S cIrcle MeMberBOOTH: 6018201 Greensboro Drive, Suite 600McLean, VA 22102703-448-0999vitelnet.comVisual TelecommunicationsNetwork, better known as ViTelNet is a leading provider of HomeHealth Monitoring, Referral/Consultation <strong>Telemedicine</strong>, andFirst Responder/ Emergency<strong>Telemedicine</strong> solutions focused onvalue-added commercial, military,and government applications.ViteriontelehealthcareAtA SuStAInIngpreSIdent’S cIrcle MeMberBOOTH: 801555 White Plains RoadTarrytown, NY 10591800-866-0133viterion.comViterion TeleHealthcareprovides technology that offersa personal touch. Viterion’sbreadth of patient monitors,web-based Viterion ENETand extensive evidence-baseddisease management pathways,allows providers and patientsto realize improved outcomesacross the continuum of care.VivoMetricsBOOTH: 922121 N Fir Street Suite EVentura, CA 93001805-300-3608lifeshirt.comLifeShirt® by VivoMetrics, a fullyintegrated “smart garment”system, monitors vital life-signfunctions in the real-world settingswhere patients live and work,providing the high-quality insightsneeded by healthcare professionalsto proactively intervene toimprove quality of care.Waldo NetworksBOOTH: 11084505 Spicewood Springs Road, Suite 333Austin, TX 78759512-219-0302waldonetworks.comWaldo Networks is a leader in thedevelopment of low-cost easy-tousewireless broadband equipmentfor home health care and remotemonitoring applications. Based onSmartphone technology and theInternet, Waldo Networks productsreduce cost, while increasingreliability and ease of use.106 <strong>ATA</strong> <strong>2009</strong> / LAS VEGAS NEVADA USA / WWW.AMERICANTELEMED.ORG
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