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With nearly 15 years of telemedicine and telehealth experience, the Center for Telemedicine and Telehealth is dedicated to helping ensure that Kansas citizens and health professionals receive the best available health care and health education in the most professional, timely and convenient manner possible.

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Published articles by staff from the Center of Telemedicine and Telehealth

Recent Submissions

Telemedicine technology and clinical applications.

Perednia, D.A.; Allen, A (American Medical Association, 1995)
The communicative dynamics of talking to a doctor on TV.

Whitten, P; Doolittle, G.C. (Mary Ann Liebert, Inc., 1997)
Telemedicine specialty clinics: What do patients really think?

Mair, F.S.; Whitten, P; May, C; Doolittle, G (Association of University Departments of General Practice, 1997)
The use of computer-mediated communication in organizations: A research report.

Cook, D.J. (McGraw-Hill, 1997)
Telemedicine in Kansas: Beyond anecdotes.

Allen, A; Ermer, D; Doolittle, G; Whitten, P; Zaylor, C (Mary Ann Liebert, Inc., 1997)
Teleoncology.

Allen, A; Doolittle, G.C. (Charles C. Thomas, 1997)
Tele-KidCare: Bringing health care into schools.

Whitten, P; Cook, D.J.; Shaw, P; Ermer, D; Goodwin, J (Royal Society Of Medicine Press, 1998)
An analysis of provider perceptions for telehospiceTM.

Whitten, P; Cook, D.J.; Doolittle, G (Prime National Pub. Corp., 1998)
Clinical outcomes in telepsychiatry.

Zaylor, C (Royal Society Of Medicine Press, 1999)
Tele-KidCare: Bringing health care into schools.

Whitten, P.S.; Cook, D.J.; Shaw, P; Ermer, D; Goodwin, J (Mary Ann Liebert, Inc., 1999)