Guest guest Posted August 15, 2007 Report Share Posted August 15, 2007 Yes Dr.Bharat Gajjar! Why cant we utilize this facility in using drugs,rationally. Drug regime(s),Its duration,The number of drugs to be included in a particular prescription,all possible aspects sp.in case of long term treatment(s) as well as selection in special cases,can be discussed via tele-conferencing with an expert doctor. This is quite helpful for a junior doc.in periphery. There is no need to go to the actual place for a simple discussion, yes!telephone can be of same use,but the IMPACTof video-conferencing is just wonderful.I myself have great experiences.... Then i thought as to why cant all the RUM-RELATED aspects be presented n discussed n SOLVED by tele-conferencing? Each state Govt.should join hands with ISRO-India for the Implementation of Telem...,like our state has done for all district-hospitals,all 6 med.coll.hospitals, as well as all 6 Medical colleges FOR " CME- PROGRAMMES " . All are slowly being connected, Power-point presentations can also be viewed of an Expert Doctor. Dr.Kiran V.Barar. Moderator. > > Dear friends, > Thanks to Dr.Kiran Barar for selecting such a modern > technological topic.Technology can be helpful if we > use it rationally. > In a hospital,there should be one post of > 'Prescription observer'(I have not used the term > 'Prescription auditer').Obviously,he/she should be a > pharmacologist. > All prescriptions given to patients(with brief history > of patients' illnesses) may be presented on-line,with > access to 'Prescription observer'. > His/her job is to analyse drug therapy given to > patients in terms of rationality and to suggest > constructive,logical and rational changes. > This is the simple and practical step towards > RUM,hospitals can take if they wish. > Dr.Bharat Gajjar. > > > DR. BHARAT GAJJAR > ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR, > DEPARTMENT OF PHARMACOLOGY, > PRAMUKHSWAMI MEDICAL COLLEGE, > KARAMSAD-388325. > DIST.-ANAND (GUJARAT) INDIA. > MOBILE NO. 09428153344. > > > > > _____________________________________________________________________ _______________ > Building a website is a piece of cake. Small Business gives you all the tools to get online. > http://smallbusiness./webhosting > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 17, 2007 Report Share Posted August 17, 2007 Hi Good morning to all. This topic is still open till 20th Aug. So why wait for future? NetRUM belongs to all members and hence all efforts should be in the direction to share the maximum with all the members. Vijay Groupie > > > > Dear Kiran > > that was a most informative post on telemedicine . you have > touched upon all aspects of telemedicine. I have still one doubt. > what would you call sale /buy of medicines on line? tele health ? or > is it in our discussion topic? > > what are your views on such purchase? > > kunda > > > > > > --------------------------------- > > 5, 50, 500, 5000 - Store unlimited mails in your inbox. Click > here. > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 18, 2007 Report Share Posted August 18, 2007 Dear Dr.Rahman! Actually i myself was NODAL-OFFICER-Telemedicine-FOR CME for last abt 1.5yrs at JLNMC AJMER...I had constructed a Rs.10Lac- Studio,right from beginning to end with guidance of my husband Dr.R.V.Barar from Community Medicine dept. (Recently and suddenly had to leave 10days back as i have joined SPMC BIKANER as prof & head Pharmacology). Till my tenure in spite of a " budding state " ,i could hold abt 13 lectures n discussions in say 6-7 months after prep. of centre. Our hospital-centre is busy with patients check-ups from higher center like SMS-Jaipur.The lower centres r directed to get their connections to zonal higher centers, and so on... Dr.KiranV.Barar Moderator. > > > > Dear friends, > > Thanks to Dr.Kiran Barar for selecting such a modern > > technological topic.Technology can be helpful if we > > use it rationally. > > In a hospital,there should be one post of > > 'Prescription observer'(I have not used the term > > 'Prescription auditer').Obviously,he/she should be a > > pharmacologist. > > All prescriptions given to patients(with brief history > > of patients' illnesses) may be presented on-line,with > > access to 'Prescription observer'. > > His/her job is to analyse drug therapy given to > > patients in terms of rationality and to suggest > > constructive,logical and rational changes. > > This is the simple and practical step towards > > RUM,hospitals can take if they wish. > > Dr.Bharat Gajjar. > > > > > > DR. BHARAT GAJJAR > > ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR, > > DEPARTMENT OF PHARMACOLOGY, > > PRAMUKHSWAMI MEDICAL COLLEGE, > > KARAMSAD-388325. > > DIST.-ANAND (GUJARAT) INDIA. > > MOBILE NO. 09428153344. > > > > > > > > > > > __________________________________________________________ > _______________ > > Building a website is a piece of cake. Small Business gives > you all the tools to get online. > > http://smallbusiness./webhosting > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 18, 2007 Report Share Posted August 18, 2007 Thanx a million Dr Mahadev Desai! Your views n support is Great, I will get back to you after discussion is over... May i know of ur contact addr.? Dr. kiran v barar.Moderator > > > > > > Dear friends, > > > Thanks to Dr.Kiran Barar for selecting such a > > modern > > > technological topic.Technology can be helpful if > > we > > > use it rationally. > > > In a hospital,there should be one post of > > > 'Prescription observer'(I have not used the term > > > 'Prescription auditer').Obviously,he/she should be > > a > > > pharmacologist. > > > All prescriptions given to patients(with brief > > history > > > of patients' illnesses) may be presented > > on-line,with > > > access to 'Prescription observer'. > > > His/her job is to analyse drug therapy given to > > > patients in terms of rationality and to suggest > > > constructive,logical and rational changes. > > > This is the simple and practical step towards > > > RUM,hospitals can take if they wish. > > > Dr.Bharat Gajjar. > > > > > > > > > DR. BHARAT GAJJAR > > > ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR, > > > DEPARTMENT OF PHARMACOLOGY, > > > PRAMUKHSWAMI MEDICAL COLLEGE, > > > KARAMSAD-388325. > > > DIST.-ANAND (GUJARAT) INDIA. > > > MOBILE NO. 09428153344. > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > __________________________________________________________ > > _______________ > > > Building a website is a piece of cake. > > Small Business gives > > you all the tools to get online. > > > http://smallbusiness./webhosting > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > --------------------------------- > > 5, 50, 500, 5000 - Store unlimited mails in your > > inbox. Click here. > > > > --------------------------------- > > Once upon a time there was 1 GB storage in your > > inbox. Click here for happy ending. > > > mahadev desai > 208,Harikrupa Tower, Ellisbridge,Ahmedabad 380006 > e-mail address :mahadevdesai@... > > Send instant messages to your online friends http://uk.messenger. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 18, 2007 Report Share Posted August 18, 2007 Dear Dr. Thawani! Your contribution to this subject has been just great n very helpful. Thank you so much! Dr.kiran v barar. Moderator. > > Hi all > > Telemedicine does not need the physical movement of supplier or the > consumer. The service crosses the border, but the provider and > consumer do not (K. Balasubramaniam. The general agreement on trade > in services and public health. HAI News. No 141, April-June 2007. P > 1-8. www.haiap.org). The provider and consumer are distantly placed > and not in physical proximity. > > For RUM related networking, the supplier is the IEC > giver/sender/encoder and the recipient is IEC receiver/decoder e.g. > NetRUM is the medium on which we give messages which are read by > fellow members. > > If telemedicine is maintained on a noncommercial basis, it has > greater impact and influence because the decoders are the interested > public, which voluntarily access the messages and do not have to be > forced / coerced to read them. The other advantages are: > - It does not suffer from physical crowding. > - Can be accessed at own time, from anywhere, irrespective of > time zones > - Can be speedily forwarded > - Is convenient, fast, open and transparent > - Can be retrieved > - Can be quoted > - Gives satisfaction of contribution to the members > > However commercial telemedicine poses great concerns because of the > conflict of interest. > > There is a major problem of lack of controls in telemedicine. Hence > there is built-in fear of its misuse. It is well known how > extremists, terrorists have misused the networking. > > Industry as usual, has been fast to exploit the telemedicine for its > commercial interest. WHO has exposed number of companies selling > prescription medicines over the internet without detailed > information which should have accompanied them. > > I do not support the criticism that telemedicine caters to wealthy > few. Computers and networking are in thing. Those not having > interest in discussing the issues or keeping updated can not be > spoon fed with information. Otherwise also you can take the horse to > water but can not force the horse to drink it. > > Vijay Thawani > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 20, 2007 Report Share Posted August 20, 2007 Dear Prof. Kiran V Barar Good to know that you were the nodal officer, Telemedicine at JLNMC, Ajmer and conducted many CMEs in a very short period of time for the benefit of your institute. Apart from CMEs, I think very few medical colleges in India are actually involved in teaching courses through telemedicine. S. Ziaur Rahman, Aligarh Re: Telemedicine in RUM Dear Dr.Rahman!Actually i myself was NODAL-OFFICER-Telemedicine-FOR CME for last abt 1.5yrs at JLNMC AJMER...I had constructed a Rs.10Lac-Studio,right from beginning to end with guidance of my husband Dr.R.V.Barar from Community Medicine dept.(Recently and suddenly had to leave 10days back as i have joined SPMC BIKANER as prof & head Pharmacology).Till my tenure in spite of a "budding state",i could hold abt 13 lectures n discussions in say 6-7 months after prep. of centre. Our hospital-centre is busy with patients check-ups from higher center like SMS-Jaipur.The lower centres r directed to get their connections to zonal higher centers, and so on... Dr.KiranV.BararModerator.> >> > Dear friends,> > Thanks to Dr.Kiran Barar for selecting such a modern> > technological topic.Technology can be helpful if we> > use it rationally.> > In a hospital,there should be one post of> > 'Prescription observer'(I have not used the term> > 'Prescription auditer').Obviously,he/she should be a> > pharmacologist.> > All prescriptions given to patients(with brief history> > of patients' illnesses) may be presented on-line,with> > access to 'Prescription observer'.> > His/her job is to analyse drug therapy given to> > patients in terms of rationality and to suggest> > constructive,logical and rational changes.> > This is the simple and practical step towards> > RUM,hospitals can take if they wish.> > Dr.Bharat Gajjar.> > > > > > DR. BHARAT GAJJAR> > ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR,> > DEPARTMENT OF PHARMACOLOGY,> > PRAMUKHSWAMI MEDICAL COLLEGE,> > KARAMSAD-388325.> > DIST.-ANAND (GUJARAT) INDIA.> > MOBILE NO. 09428153344.> > > > > > > > > > > __________________________________________________________> _______________> > Building a website is a piece of cake. Small Business gives > you all the tools to get online.> > http://smallbusiness./webhosting> >> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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