The Association of Telemedicine Service Providers is undertaking its second survey of forensic telemedicine.

contains nearly 200 words and phrases relevant to the telehealth field.

The Board of Directors of the American Telemedicine Association has adopted a set of clinical guidelines for the use of telemedicine for homecare. Approved guidelines include Patient Criteria, Health Provider Criteria and Technology Criteria.

Recommendations of the Secretary of Health and Human Services, pursuant to section 264 of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996, September, 1997

Written for healthcare professionals who wish to understand the principles of informatics, and the clinical applications of information and communication systems.

Online magazine offers archives, news, and forums about the use of telecommunications, information systems, and computers for healthcare deliveries.

One-way newsletter discussing all aspects of telehealth as it relates to mental health.

Written by John Suler, Ph.D.

An electronic magazine covering telemedicine, telehealth, and health care news.

An evaluation of a prison telmedicine network. (Research Report)

A National Library of Medicine-funded web page which offers comprehensive information on telemedicine and telehealth.

Report released by the GAO to Congress outlining "the steps the federal government needs to take to realize the full potential of telemedicine."

Provides a monthly teleconference that focuses on telemedicine.

Magazine providing information on telemedicine, tele-health, licensure, reimbursement, teleradiology and other telemedicine issues.

Joint effort between the Association of Telemedicine Providers and Telemedicine Today to collect data from active programs and use it to describe and analyze the state of the industry.