R. Lee Heath

Innovation – Automatic Cardiac Defibrillator and Other Examples of Disruptive Decentralization

admin — Sat, 15 May 2010 17:25:20 +0000

"Yesterday I wrote a blog Limits of Innovation. Its themes were that innovations may be good, bad, or ugly, and even good innovations do not necessarily work in the complex world of markets and government regulations. R. Lee Heath, inventor of pads making the automatic cardiac defibrillator, immediately and gently set my mind straight with this comment," Dr. Richard Reese of the medinnovationblog reacts to comments by Roger Heath

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Teletriage is the Front Door to Managing EHR, EMR, ePCR Medical Records

admin — Wed, 05 May 2010 21:01:39 +0000

The first step in building safe and reliable patient records is accurate triage or teletriage. This is the central start-up process of initializing a whole system of managing electronic patient records for ePCR, EHR, EMR systems. Clinical Decision Support Software (DSS) is the necessary “front end” to accurately assess patients and safely manage health care record systems.

Triage and TeleTriage clinical Decision Support Software (DSS) systems are necessary ‘front ends’ to properly and safely manage health care patient record systems. A triage system is only as good as the amount of accurate clinical information it contains and how easily and quickly patient assessments may be executed. That’s why our teletriage systems, Odyssey, have the most highly developed databases for this purpose. This highly developed system contains more than one million words of clinical triage information for safe and accurate assessments. It can substantially lower risks and more clearly determine emergent or nonemergent status of a patient at the earliest stages of patient record management. Data may be transferred into ambulance or hospital record systems once responsive triage is executed.

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Heath Telemedicine Patent Awarded

admin — Tue, 27 Apr 2010 06:11:37 +0000

R. Lee Heath has received a new U.S. Patent that will provide exclusive intellectual property rights covering many new concepts for an Emergency Telemedicine based Resucitator and Life-Support System. According to Mr. Heath, Chairman and CEO, the patent claims cover many essential features that are needed for deployment of life-saving EMS and emergency telemedicine and telehealth systems that he began to expedite many years ago. Many additional new patents are pending.

This will involve both communications and new resuscitation techniques or methods. This revolutionary system will be marketed exclusively by Heath’s new company, LifeBot, LLC based in Tempe, Arizona. Other additional patents are pending. For additional news releases and new information regarding this system anyone may sign up for the LifeBot newsletter. view LifeBot® website..