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Pamela
Angelus, BSN, MSN
Ms. Angelus is Project Manager for the E-Health
and Telemedicine Division at the Imaging Science
and Information Systems (ISIS) Center, Georgetown
University, Washington, DC. She is responsible
for coordinating all aspects of clinical projects
within the division. She is currently working
with seven different clinical sites across the
country on a Diabetes Management project funded
through the Department of Defense. Before joining
the ISIS Center in 2001, Ms. Angelus worked as
manager for the Clinical Research Division in
the Department of Pediatrics and Neonatology at
Georgetown. She holds Bachelors and Masters Degrees
in Nursing from the University of New Mexico in
Albuquerque.
Bonnie
Britton, MSN, RN
Ms. Britton is recognized nationally as a pioneer
in home telehealth. She is an immediate past Board
Member of the American Telemedicine Association,
and will be the new co-chair for ATA's Home Telehealth
Special Interest Group. She has authored numerous
telehealth articles, is a frequent speaker at
national and international conferences, and has
recieved numerous national and international awards
for outstanding work.
Samuel
G. Burgiss, PhD
Dr. Burgiss is the Director of the University
of Tennessee Telehealth Network (UTTN) at Knoxville.
Under his direction, UTTN has provided 88,000
patient encounters since the program began in
1995. Dr. Burgiss is Secretary of the American
Telemedicine Association and a member of its Board
of Directors. He also serves ATA as a member of
the Executive Committee of the Business and Finance
Special Interest Group and as a member of the
Public Policy Committee. For four years, Dr. Burgiss
chaired the ATA Home Telehealth Special Interest
Group. He is a member of the Coalition for the
Advancement of Telehealth. In May, Dr. Burgiss
received the ATA's 2004 Leadership Award for the
Advancement of Telemedicine. Dr. Burgiss received
his BS, MEE, and PhD degrees in Electrical Engineering
from North Carolina State University. In addition
to ten years' experience in telehealth, he also
has 15 years' experience with engineering and
marketing development of medical products.
Cynthia
L. Cardoza, MS, RN
Ms. Cardoza is the President and Chief Executive
Officer of the Visiting Nurse Association of Southeastern
Massachusetts, Inc., a service of Southcoast Health
System, Inc. A graduate of Southeastern Massachusetts
University with a Bachelor of Science degree in
nursing and a Master of Science degree in health
services administration from Salve Regina University,
Ms. Cardoza has extensive administrative experience
in the home health industry. She is a past President
and Board member of the Home and Health Care Association
of Massachusetts. She is a member of the Boards
of Trustees of Bristol Elder Services, People,
Inc. and the Visiting Nurse Associations of New
England (VNANE). She is certified by the National
Association of Home Care as a home care and hospice
executive.
Rhonda
Chetney, MS, RN
Ms. Chetney is the Director of Clinical Operations
at Sentara Home Care Services in Chesapeake, VA.
She has been working in home health care for 18
years and has been involved in the start-up of
telehealth projects since 1994. She has successfully
implemented telehealth programs at Sentara for
CHF patients, wound care, and children with asthma.
She has presented at the ATA, the National Association
of Home Care, and the American Association of
Home Care meetings. Ms. Chetney is Telehealth
Department editor for Home Healthcare Nurse Journal.
She has written extensively on telehealth.
Malcolm
Clarke, PhD
Malcolm Clarke is Senior Lecturer in telemedicine
and eHealth Systems in the Department of Information
Systems and Computing, Brunel University, Uxbridge,
UK. He gained his PhD in medical engineering at
Imperial College in 1984, developing and using
a computerized 40 lead ECG acquisition system
for total body surface potential mapping in ECG
stress exercise testing. He then developed an
ultrasound system for intra-arterial scanning.
He moved to Brunel University in 1989 where he
developed and led a Master's program for data
communications until 1999. He recently developed
the first Master's program in Telemedicine and
eHealth Systems. Dr. Clarke is involved in two
European-funded research projects, Telecare and
eVital. Telecare is developing small devices to
allow continuous ambulatory monitoring in the
community, with alarms and data being transmitted
wirelessly to a monitoring center. eVital investigates
the services to support monitoring in the community.
Dr. Clarke chairs the American Telemedicine Association's
Special Interest Group in Technology.
Barbara
Costa, RN, MSN
Ms. Costa has been Compliance Manager at the VNS
for the past seven years. Her responsibilities
include regulatory and accreditation requirements,
performance improvement, grant writing, and grant
oversight. She chairs the Utilization Review Committee
and serves on the Professional Advisory Committee.Previously,
she served as VNS Hospice Director and clinical
supervisor.
Adam
Darkins, MD, MPH, FRCS
Dr. Darkins is Chief Consultant for Care Coordination
at the Department of Veterans Affairs. The Office
of Care Coordination is a new program office responsible
for a major disease management program deployment
that incorporates home telehealth. Dr. Darkins
trained as a neurosurgeon in the UK and undertook
research for his doctoral thesis at UCLA. He established
and directed an early telehealth program in the
UK that had links with Dartmouth Medical School
and Massachusetts General Hospital. As Medical
Director of Riverside Community Health Care, a
provider of health care to 300,000 people in central
London, Dr. Darkins helped pioneer clinical developments
involving new models of care, including telehealth.
Since 1997, he has lived and worked in the US.
He is co-author of Telemedicine and Telehealth:
Principles, Practice, Performance and Pitfalls.
He serves on the board of the American Telemedicine
Association and on the editorial boards of Telemedicine
and E-Health and Telehealth Practice Report.
Susan
Dimmick, PhD
Dr. Dimmick is an associate professor in the University
of Tennessee Graduate School of Medicine, Knoxville.
She is the manager of research and evaluation
for the UT Telehealth Network, which facilitates
the delivery of health care to rural, underserved
clients. Dr. Dimmick has presented and written
numerous articles on telehealth outcomes and health
care relationship management. She was a USIA Academic
Scholar and a Fulbright Researcher and Lecturer
in Latin America.
Lawrence
Eron, MD
Dr. Eron, a specialist in infectious diseases,
has lived and worked in Hawaii since 1994. He
served as a consultant in infectious diseases
at Inova Fairfax Hospital, Virginia, from 1976
to 1994. During that time, his group pioneered
the administration of intravenous antibiotics
to outpatients. Dr. Eron graduated summa cum laude
in biochemistry from Princeton University in 1966,
and magna cum laude from Harvard Medical School
in 1971. From 1971 to 1976, he completed his internship,
residency, and a fellowship in infectious diseases
at the Massachusetts General Hospital.
Ann
Frantz, BSN, RN
Ms. Frantz has been a cardiovascular nurse for
25 years. Over the last 16 years, she has explored
better care methods for cardiovascular patients
at home, including telehealth utilization. As
an inventor, Ms. Frantz holds three patents for
technologies related to home care of cardiac patients.
Today, she is pursuing her doctorate in self-care
nursing at Wayne State University. She is an editorial
board member for Home Health Care Nurse Journal
and Progress in Cardiovascular Nursing Journal.
Ms. Frantz Ann is Executive Vice President for
Noninvasive Medical Technologies, which manufactures
the IQ Noninvasive Hemodynamic Monitor and ZOE
Fluid Status Monitor.
Peter
Haigh, FHIMSS
Mr. Haigh is an authority on communications networking,
with expertise in healthcare and more than 30
years' experience in communications and information
systems. He holds an MA from the University of
Cambridge, where he was a State Scholar. Mr. Haigh
is a Fellow of the Healthcare Information and
Management Systems Society (HIMSS). He has served
as a senior executive with communications network
integrators, and as a consultant specializing
in network strategy and architecture. At present,
he is with Verizon Enterprise Solutions, Healthcare
Market Management, and the leader of Verizon's
HIPAA initiatives. Mr. Haigh has published several
articles in the Journal of Healthcare Information,
and he is a frequent speaker on telecommunications
issues impacting healthcare. One of his current
interests is the use of wireless technology to
create mobile healthcare applications.
Kenneth
Harper
Mr. Harper has 20 years of software research and
development experience. He began his career at
the Texas Medical Center, with Baylor College
of Medicine and Methodist Hospital. He then spent
ten years at BMC Software, developing system management
products for the IT industry. Mr. Harper left
to form his own company, called eBusiness 1, which
focuses on technology-based monitoring solutions
for the IT and health care industries.
Vicki
Hoak, BA
Ms. Hoak is Executive Director of the Pennsylvania
Homecare Association, which represents 250 visiting
nurse associations, hospices, home health and
private duty organizations. Before joining PHA,
she was Corporate Communications Director for
Northwestern Human Services, a national behavioral
health corporation based in Philadelphia. Ms.
Hoak has extensive experience in state government.
She was Communications Director for Pennsylvania's
Department of Public Welfare and Special Assistant
to the Secretary of Transportation. Recently,
Gov. Ed Rendell appointed her to the leadership
council responsible for overseeing a new Center
for Health Careers. Ms. Hoak is vice chair of
the State Medical Assistance Advisory Committee.
She is a member of the State Bio-terrorism Advisory
Committee, the Workforce Committee of the Intra-Governmental
Council on Long Term Care, and the State Health
Improvement Plan Steering Committee. She is a
past President of the South-central Pennsylvania
Chapter of the Alzheimer's Association and a former
board member of the Capital Region Red Cross.
Jeannie
Keene, MSN, ARNP
Ms. Keene is ARNP Care Coordinator for the Innovative
Advanced Illness/Palliative Care Project for the
North Florida/South Georgia Veterans Health System.
Prior to her employment with the Veteran's Administration
Health System, she was an assistant professor
in the College of Nursing at the University of
Florida. Ms. Keene earned her ADN in Nursing from
Florida Community College in 1978, her BSN in
Nursing in 1982 from the University of South Carolina,
and her MSN in Ambulatory Primary Care in 1990
from Hampton University in Hampton, Virginia.
She is currently a doctoral student in Nursing
at the University of Florida in Gainesville.
Sheri
Kline, GNP, APRN, BC
Ms. Kline has worked at the Gainesville VA Hospital
for 14 years. Her responsibilities include telehealth
in extended care. For the last two years, she
has served as lead care coordinator for two cardiology
telehealth projects that she helped create. Her
team has begun presenting its findings at national
conferences. In addition to the ATA, Ms.Kline
is a member of the American College of Cardiology
and Heart Failure Society of America. She earned
her MSN from St. Louis University in 2001, and
her BSN from the University of Florida in 1996.
Rita
F. Kobb, MS, MN, GNP-BC
Rita Kobb has been with the Veterans Health Administration
(VHA) for sixteen years. From February 2000 until
January 2004, she was the lead care coordinator
for the Tech Care Coordination Program located
in Lake City, Florida. Mrs. Kobb has spoken all
over the country about care coordination and home
telehealth in VHA. She currently serves as Chair
of the American Telemedicine Association's Home
Telehealth Special Interest Group. Mrs. Kobb is
also the Education Program Specialist for VHA
Office of Care Coordination and is the Director
of the first national training center for care
coordination and home telehealth located in Florida.
Joseph
C. Kvedar, MD
Dr. Kvedar is President of the American Telemedicine
Association. He is a board-certified dermatologist
and Vice Chair of Dermatology at Harvard Medical
School. Dr. Kvedar is the founding Director of
Partners Telemedicine. This is a program of Partners
HealthCare System, Inc., an umbrella organization
created by Brigham and Women's Hospital and Massachusetts
General Hospital. Under Dr. Kvedar's leadership,
Partners Telemedicine manages remote teleconsultations
in all specialties, and coordinates clinical and
educational videoconferences and multimedia productions
that link health care providers globally. Partners
Telemedicine has investigated novel approaches
to lower extremity wound care, stroke management,
post-operative home care, web-based specialty
consultations, remote monitoring of chronically
ill patients, and remote echocardiography. The
program has benefited patients in 30 countries
and pioneered in efforts to bring health care
to the developing world. Dr. Kvedar co-authored
the American Academy of Dermatology's first set
of telemedicine guidelines and served as vice
chair of its task force on telemedicine.
Daya
LaCavera, RN, BSN
Ms. LaCavera is the Clinical Nurse Manager at
Alexian Brothers Home Health, where she has worked
for the last ten years. Her responsibilities include
program development, coordination of home health
and infusion services and the clinical supervisor.
She oversees all the writing, development, implementation,
and training activities in connection with the
CHF telehealth program. From 1994 to 2002, Ms.
LaCavera served as Home Health Liaison, and Infusion
Coordinator. She earned her BSN degree from St.
Xavier University and is currently completing
requirements for the MSN degree, also at St. Xavier
University.
Betty
Levine, MS
Ms. Levine heads the Division of e-Health and
Telemedicine at the Imaging Science and Information
Systems Center at Georgetown University. Her responsibilities
include the design and integration of information
systems requirements for the MindmyHeartTM home
monitoring and case management project for Congestive
Heart Failure Patients and the design, development,
and implementation of the MyCareTeamTM Internet-based
diabetes management project. Some past telemedicine
projects managed by Ms. Levine included telemedicine
for hemodialysis patients, deployable radiology
for the US troops in Bosnia and Kuwait, and the
development of an Internet-based Home Peritoneal
Dialysis management system.
Eric
Lichtenstein
Mr. Lichtenstein is responsible for the day-to-day
operations of Cybernet Medical, a division of
Cybernet Systems. He is charged with business
development and product design and development.
Previously, he did extensive work on gesture recognition
technology, in-car navigation systems, and intelligent
robotics. While at the University of Rochester,
Mr. Lichtenstein was involved in physiological
research of primates, and he designed and performed
psychophysical research on the nature of color
as it is coded in the visual cortex. Mr. Lichtenstein's
studies also included robotics, artificial intelligence,
visual science, neuroscience, optics, human factors,
and computer science and programming.
Jonathan
D. Linkous, MS
Mr. Linkous is Executive Director of the American
Telemedicine Association. He has over 20 years'
experience in the nation's capital working in
corporate and public sectors. He was a senior
consultant with Issue Dynamics Inc. (IDI), a Washington
DC consulting firm specializing in telecommunications
and technology policy. While at IDI, Mr. Linkous
assisted in the formation of ATA. For five years,
he was Executive Director of the National Association
of Area Agencies on Aging. His principle interest
in this position was in using telecommunications
and adaptive technology to assist older Americans
and their caregivers. Mr. Linkous was also involved
for many years in regional planning and economic
development. In his early career, he was active
in broadcast and cable television in Ohio. Mr.
Linkous holds a Masters of Public Administration
from the School of Government and Public Affairs
at the American University in Washington, D.C.
and a B.S. degree in Business Administration from
Franklin University in Columbus, Ohio with additional
postgraduate work at the LBJ School of Public
Affairs in Austin, Texas.
Marie
Mann, MPS-HSA, BSN, RN
Ms. Mann brings a rich backgkround in nursing,
medical marketing, sales, managed care and disease
management to her role as the National Business
Manager, Government and Managed Markets, for Viterion
Telehealthcare, LLC, Tarrytown, New York. Her
primary role is business development for government,
disease management and managed care market segments.
Ms. Mann's 35-year nursing career includes critical
care, nursing education, and nursing administration
in community, tertiary care facilities and occupational
health settings. She has healthcare business expertise
in medical advertising and marketing and has consulted
with medical organizations on marketing, strategic
planning, and physician recruitment campaigns.
Before joining Viterion Telehealthcare, LLC, Ms.
Mann was a national executive with Health Hero
Network, Inc., where she moved from initial business
and sales responsibilities in managed care and
partnership sales relationships to lead the Health
Hero initiative to develop business opportunities
in government markets. She secured the first VHA
contract for Health Hero.
Mia
Millefoglie, MSW, MPA
Ms. Millefoglie has worked for 20 years in elder
care and health care services. Her experience
includes program coordination for the Southern
Maine Area Agency on Aging and the Maine Hospital
Association. At HomeHealth--Visiting Nurses, she
obtained initial funding for telehealth and has
worked with clinical staff to expand the use of
telehealth throughout the service area and population.
Krisan
Palmer, RN
Ms. Palmer has worked for Region 2 Health Authority
in a number of nursing and administrative positions
for the past 23 years. She is currently the Telehealth
Coordinator for the Corporation and has developed
a successful and innovative strategy to improve
access to healthcare. Ms. Palmer has received
numerous awards for innovations in telehealth.
Her work has been recognized by many organizations,
including the Canadian Association for the Advancement
of Research, Industry and Education (2002); the
Ontario Hospital Association (2002; 2003); the
Canadian Society of Telehealth (2003), and the
International Wired Women's Society and Women
in Film and Video (2003). Time magazine described
her as "one of the country's foremost experts
on long distance applications for healthcare,
helping to build one of the Canada's most sophisticated
telehealth networks."
Lorraine
B. Pellegrino, RN, MHA
Ms. Pellegrino has been with the University of
California, Davis Health System (UCDHS) for 14
years. In 1997, she joined the Center of Health
& Technology. Over the past seven years, Ms
Pellegrino has developed telemedicine specialty
referral guidelines for health care providers.
She has worked at various locations in northern
California to assist sites with the assessment
and implementation of telehealth and its various
applications. She also has served as project manager
on various federal and state grants. Ms. Pellegrino
has spoken across the country on home telehealth,
with special emphasis on training and education
needs of all participants. She is on faculty at
UC Davis at the Telemedicine Learning Center.
She serves as Vice Chair of the American Telemedicine
Association's Home Telehealth Special Interest
Group, and has been a member of ATA since 2000.
Liz
Powell, RN, MN, CRNP
Ms. Powell has many years of experience as an
advanced practice nurse, nurse practitioner, nurse
educator, and nursing administrator. Currently
she is the Vice President of Patient Care Services
at the Visiting Nurses Association, Western Pennsylvania,
where she is responsible for the home health,
private duty, hospice and durable medical equipment
functions. She has presented locally, statewide,
nationally and internationally on both clinical
and administrative topics..
Dena
S. Puskin, ScD
Dr. Puskin is Director of the federal Office for
the Advancement of Telehealth. She chairs the
Joint Working Group on Telemedicine, the federal
interagency committee coordinating the development
of telemedicine initiatives across the federal
government and within the Department of Health
and Human Services. Before assuming her current
position, Dr. Puskin served as Acting Director
of the federal Office of Rural Health Policy (ORHP).
Before joining ORHP in 1988, Dr. Puskin was a
senior analyst for the Prospective Payment Assessment
Commission, where she developed the model for
annual updates of Medicare payment rates to hospitals.
From 1982-1988, she was a senior legislative analyst
for the Blue Cross/Blue Shield Association. Dr.
Puskin received her ScD degree in Health Policy
and Research from Johns Hopkins University, and
her MS degree in Community Medicine from the University
of Rochester, School of Medicine and Dentistry.
Charlene
Quinn, RN, Ph.D.
Dr. Quinn is a geriatric nurse and health services
researcher. In her current role, she has a primary
appointment in the Division of Gerontology, University
of Maryland School of Medicine, with a secondary
appointment in the School of Nursing. She recently
joined the Office of the Chief Nurse of the Baltimore
VAMC to assist in the development of clinical
and health services research in the local Veterans
Medical Center. She participates in numerous NIH
and VA funded studies of the elderly and health
systems research.
Carol
A. Rodat, MA
Ms. Rodat is president of the Home Care Association
of New York State, Inc., a statewide, not-for-profit
organization representing certified home health
agencies, licensed home care service agencies,
and long-term home health care programs. HCA is
active in state and federal legislative and regulatory
affairs. It provides member services to 300 providers
and 400 associate and individual members. Before
joining HCA, Ms. Rodat was a Contributing Editor
of Health System Leader, a monthly letter for
the physicians, executives and trustees of integrated
health systems. She also served, for almost a
decade, as the president of Hospital Trustees
of New York State, an organization representing
200 voluntary and public hospitals and their 4,500
trustees. Ms. Rodat has written extensively on
the development of health care systems, governance,
community health improvement, quality assurance,
and emergency preparedness. She holds a master's
degree from the University of Oklahoma.
Holly
Russo, RN, MS
Ms. Russo has extensive experience in home health
care and telehealth. At present, she is working
on the implementation of technology tools in screening
programs and disease management. Ms. Russo holds
degrees in the following: MS, Continuing Clinical
Evaluative Sciences, Dartmouth College, 1996;
BS, Management of Human Resources, Palm Beach
Atlantic University, 1995, and AS in Nursing,
Palm Beach Community College, 1983.
Peggy
Ryan-Dykes, RN
Ms. Ryan-Dykes is the Associate Administator to
the Director of Geriatrics and Extended Care,
VA Puget Sound Healthcare System. She is also
the VISN 20 Care Coordinator. Ms. Dykes has over
25 years of healthcare experience as a clinician,
researcher and administrator. She has co-authored
five papers published in peer-reviewed journals,
including a recent paper on the application of
telemedicine for the diagnosis of cognitive impairments
among veterans living in state veteran homes.
She has presented and lectured on health technology
at numerous state, national, and international
professional meetings. She also has served on
mulitple long-term, community based, national
comittees.
Nina
Schneider, BSN, RN
Ms. Schneider is PinnacleHealth Home Care Cardiac
Team Manager, responsible for orienting and scheduling
nurses, writing policies and procedures, developing
job competencies, and evaluating clinicians. She
has held this position since 1997. Ms. Schneider
created and implemented a home telehealth program
for cardiac patients, which led to PinnacleHealth's
receiving a 2003 Hospital Association of PA Achievement
Award for its Congestive Heart Failure outcomes
program. A BSN graduate from Thomas Jefferson
University, Ms. Schneider is pursuing a master's
in health administration from Penn State. In April,
she was inducted into Sigma Theta Tau, an international
nursing honor society, for her nursing leadership
and her role in implementing a successful telehealth
program.
Kimberly
Shea, MS, RN
Ms. Shea is Project Director, Impact of Nursing
Characteristics Study, College of Nursing, University
of Arizona. She has served in that capacity since
2001. Over the last two years, Ms. Shea has published
two papers on the measurement of patient outcomes
in telehome care. She also has presented at state,
regional, and national nursing conferences. Her
areas of expertise include the needs of patients,
nurses, and family caregivers in telehome care,
and the impact of nursing characteristics on patient
outcomes. Ms. Shea also is a doctoral candidate
at the University of Arizona. She expects to complete
her dissertation, "Socio-technical Influences
on Telehomecare Outcomes," in 2006.
Karen
Utterback, RN, MSN, CNA, CHCE
Ms. Utterback is the new Vice President of Clinical
Strategy, McKesson Extended Care Solutions Group.
Prior to that, she was Vice President of Operations
for South Mississippi Home Care. She is a former
President of the Board of Directors of the Mississippi
Nurses Association and a current member of the
Board of Directors of the Mississippi Association
for Home Care. She is a member of the American
Nurses Association and the National Association
for Home Care. She also serves on the Advisory
Committee on Regulatory Reform, US Department
of Health and Human Services. Ms. Utterback's
work has been published in The Remington Report,
American Journal of Nursing, and Community Health
Nursing.
Mark
VanderWerf, BS
Mr. VanderWerf joined AMD Telemedicine in 1991.
He was instrumental in changing the Company's
focus to telemedicine and was named President
in 1994. Prior to joining AMD, Mr. VanderWerf
was a New Ventures Manager for Digital Equipment
Corporation (DEC) and Assistant Corporate Director
for Samaritan Health Services in Phoenix, Arizona.
Mr. VanderWerf is an author and a speaker on telemedicine
at conferences and universities around the world.
He serves on the Peer Review and Awards Committees
of the American Telemedicine Association and is
a member the Board of Directors for the International
Society for Telemedicine. He is the recipient
of the 2003 New England Business and Technology
Award as one of the top ten technology company
managers in the region. Mr. VanderWerf holds a
bachelor's degree from the University of Wisconsin.
Kathryn
Votava, PhD, RN
Dr. Votava is Assistant Professor of Clinical
Nursing, Economic Evaluation Specialist in the
Center for Research and Evidence Based Practice,
and former Chief Research Officer of the Community
Nursing Center at the University of Rochester
School of Nursing. She is a nurse practitioner
with over 20 years' experience in home care, health
systems management, and health services research.
She holds a doctorate in health economics and
nursing from the University of Rochester, and
she completed a post-doctoral fellowship at Harvard
Medical School. A major focus of Dr. Votava's
research is the application of telehealth applications
in home care.
John
Wiecha, MD, MPH
Dr. Wiecha is founder and Director of Distance
Education for Health (DEH), a unit of the Department
of Family Medicine at Boston University Medical
Center. For the past eight years, this unit has
been active in developing and evaluating innovative
uses of telemedicine for patient and medical professional
education. DEH has ongoing projects with support
from major foundations and from the US Public
Health Service and the World Health Organization.
Dr. Wiecha has published results of this work
in major US and international journals.
Charles
Winchell, MPA
Tom Winchell is Telemedicine Program Coordinator
for the LSU Health Sciences Center - New Orleans.
He has 20 years' experience in telecommunications
and networking and has worked with the LSU Telemedicine
Program since 1995. He is responsible for the
design, operations, and support of the systems,
facilities, and infrastructure involved in the
delivery of telemedical services. Mr. Winchell
has authored and delivered several presentations
in the areas of telemedicine and networking.He
has testified before the Louisiana Legislature,
the Louisiana Public Service Commission, and the
US District Court in Baton Rouge.
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