There, with TeleStroke, a Harvard doctor determined that she was having a stroke, recommended tPA, and remotely supervised its administration.
The greater travel times in rural areas make centralisation challenging and might necessitate other solutions, such as telemedicine, whereby consultation and triage can be conducted remotely by a stroke physician in a specialist stroke unit.
Sir John Chisholm said that drug companies will not be allowed to copy any data and, if accessing the genomics databases remotely, every key stroke will be recorded to prevent them "screen scraping" and taking away even anonymised data.
Now, the colors can be programmed remotely to change at the stroke of a key.
Such definition was broad enough to encompass a large class of significant events, including arrhythmias, worsening heart failure (HF), device-related complications, as well as events that are not supposed to be detected by CIEDs or remotely transmitted via HM (such as strokes or acute myocardial infarctions).
That allows stroke neurologists at the Harvard hospitals to examine patients remotely and assist the emergency room doctor in deciding whether to give tPA.
This leads to scientists echoing these goals in the introduction of the proposal, e.g. claiming they will develop multiple drugs to treat wide-spread diseases such as AIDS, stroke or dementia, while the proposed research itself is at best only remotely related to achieving this goal.
Lightning is detected remotely using sensors that detect cloud-to-ground lightning strokes with 95 percent accuracy in detection and within 250 m of their point of origin.
A daily comic strip was his way of dealing with this, communicating with the world remotely by creating his own world with a few bold pen strokes, and signing his name at the end.
Inside two minutes, he was displaying my key strokes and web browsing onto a big screen in the meeting room, entirely remotely.
