Diagnostic articles
What did the 1925 Science and Invention magazine illustrate as "teledoctoring"?
What endeavor significantly accelerated advancements in biotelemetry for transmitting physiological data wirelessly?
What process converted a biological signal into a radio frequency signal for transmission during early space monitoring?
What key physiological parameter did the 1967 NASA-funded program aim to transmit wirelessly from heart patients' homes?
What is the fundamental pipeline established by early, rudimentary remote monitoring systems?
What change allowed for more complex algorithms and stricter security protocols in remote diagnostics transmission?
How does Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) generally contrast with general telehealth?
What were the two necessary technological components that had to mature simultaneously for remote diagnostics to become truly viable?
What key shift defines the transition from mere *monitoring* to *diagnostics* in modern remote care realizations?
Who is credited with the systematic application and systematization of remote diagnostic technology into a reproducible care model?
What early communication methods established the conceptual foundation for remote medical advice before modern electronics?
What island community received remote guidance for nurse-led patient care via telephone in the early 1900s?
What historical event became the single greatest catalyst for modern remote patient monitoring technology in the 1960s?
What specific data transmission capability did NASA mandate the creation of systems for during astronaut missions?
Which government agency started approving remote monitoring equipment for civilian use during the 1970s?
How did biotelemetry in Emergency Medical Services (EMS) utilize wireless technology in the 1970s?
What are the two distinct historical streams flowing into modern remote diagnostics?
What specific patient care focus characterizes Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) in the present day?
What did Massachusetts General Hospital achieve by sending patient health information over telephone lines in the 1920s?