Richard Wootton Centre for Online Health, Brisbane, Australia Jenny Batch Director of Endocrinology and Diabetes, Royal Children’s Hospital, Brisbane, Australia £26.95,  978-1-85315-645-8,  345pp,  Paperback,  December 2004

doctors.net.uk
This book starts with a useful and informative introduction to telemedicine and the definition of telepaediatrics. An initial glossary demystifies some of the technological jargon surrounding information technology and this illumination aids the reader to understand what follows. A book of this nature provides an interesting insight into how innovative ways of using technology can be applied in healthcare.

The British Journal of Healthcare Computing & Information Management, April 2005
… anyone with an interest in telemedicine will find the book useful because of it's relevance to other clinical areas [and] will find this book an invaluable source of ideas and practical experience, much of which will translate into the local environment.

Doody's Electronic Journal
The description of the wide range of uses for telemedicine is the book's best feature…. The book will succeed in providing ideas to those who are planning healthcare delivery systems for children.

Recommended to all health professionals currently working or planning to set up services in paediatrics and telemedicine. This book is written by an international team of contributors who are working with paediatric telemedicine services. It covers a broad spectrum of topics:

Specialist services: including Fetal medicine, Child psychiatry , Diabetes , Asthma, Burns, Paediatric surgery clinics, Sexual abuse, Tele-ophthalmology, Teleradiology and image transfer, Tele-ENT

Primary and community services: including Telemedicine and under-served communities (US and developing countries), Palliative care, Rehabilitation, Telephone help lines for parents

Education services including: Education of doctors - Grand Rounds in Queensland, Australia, Educational videoconferences for parents in the Bronx, and websites for parents and children

Contents:
Section 1. Specialist services
• Telepaediatrics - a review
• Telepaediatrics in Queensland, inc the economics
• Telecardiology 1. Queensland
• Telecardiology 2. High bandwidth - Nova Scotia
• Fetal medicine
• Child psychiatry
• Diabetes
• Asthma
• Burns
• Paediatric surgery clinics
• Sexual abuse
• Tele-ophthalmology
• Teleradiology and image transfer
• Tele-ENT
• Store–and-forward: Swinfen Charitable Trust
Section 2. Primary and community services
• Telepaediatrics from the secondary level
• Telemedicine and under-served communities (US and developing countries)
• Palliative care - a review, inc work in progress in Queensland
• Rehabilitation
• School Kidcare in Kansas
• Telephone help lines for parents - Riverton Early Parenting Centre - Child Health Line
• Email, web and telephone counselling for children
Section 3. Education
• Education of doctors - Grand Rounds in Queensland
• Educational videoconferences for parents in the Bronx
• Education of medical students
• Paediatric web sites
• Paediatric web sites – for professionals
• Paediatric web sites – for parent and child

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