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Pacific Health Dialog Journal of Community Health and Clinical Medicine for the Pacific
Telehealth in the Pacific Volume 7. Number 2. September 2000 |
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English Edition [Français ici]
Pacific Health Dialog is published twice a year and is supported by the Pacific Health Programme (Division of Maori and Pacific Health, University of Auckland), the Fiji School of Medicine (FSM), the Pacific Basin Medical Association (PBMA), the Micronesian Human Resource Center (MHRDC) and the Pacific Health Research Council (PHRCouncil). The views and opinions expressed in PHD do not necessarily reflect those of the editorial staff, Advisory Board or their support organisations. PHD Team: Editor Sitaleki A. Finau, MBBS, FAFPHM, FACTM PHD Manager Peter Biggs, BSc. Associate Editor Rex Hunton, MBChB, FRACP Associate Editor Greg J. Dever, MD, FAAP Associate Editor Annette Sachs–Robertson, DSM, MPH, PhD FSM Editor Wame Baravilala, MBChB, FRCOG MHRDC Editor Jan Pryor, DO, MPH PBMA Editor Victor Yano, MD PHRC Editor John Adams, MBChB, MPH PHD website: http://www.resourcebooks.co.nz/phd/phd.htm |
This issue is edited and sponsored with the support of the Secretariat of the Pacific Community (SPC). It is based on the updated proceedings of the Pacific Telehealth Conference which was co-organised in December 1998 by the Pacific Basin Medical Association (PBMA) and the Secretariat of the Pacific Community (SPC) [Link to the Conference Report]. A year before that, SPC and the PBMA had respectively founded the first two telehealth regional applications: PACNET and the Western Pacific HealthNet (WPHNet), both born in April 1997. The aim of the conference was to gather health professionals from all over the Pacific, in particular from the Pacific Islands, to exchange information about telehealth advances and prospects in relation to health services delivery and development. All the conference contributions are included in this publication, together with an extensive bibliography and a dozen abstracts.
This issue: Editors Yvan Souares and Tom Kierdrzynski, Secretariat of the Pacific Community (SPC), Noumea, New Caledonia. Sitaleki A. Finau, Pacific Health Programme, Division of Maori and Pacific Health, Faculty of Medical and Health Sciences, University of Auckland, New Zealand. Editorial Assistance Mina Vilayleck, Ginette Soehadi, Christelle Lepers at SPC. Financial Assistance Secretariat of the Pacific Community with the support of the French Government. We are grateful for their support.
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Guest Editorials Yvan
Souarès Victor
Yano
Telehealth in the Pacific Telehealth in the Pacific islands: a perspective and update from the Fiji School of Medicine Jan
Pryor, Wame Baravilala, Charles Katoanga
Telehealth and outbreak prevention and control: the foundations and advances of the Pacific Public Health Surveillance Network Yvan
Souarès
............ Pacific Island Health Care Project: early experiences with a web-based consultation and referral network Donald
A Person............ The role of the Picasso phone system in distance consultation for remote Pacific islands Victor
M Yano.............
Telemedicine in the Federated States of Micronesia David
Rutstein............
Teleconsultations in Pohnpei State: a case in Federated States of Micronesia Johnny
S Hedson...........
Telemedicine in Majuro Hospital, Marshall Islands Kamal
J Gunawardane...
Health and Telecast: a milestone for Tonga into the 21st Century Seini
T V Kupu...........
Proposed New Caledonia Telemedicine network Catherine
Merzeau.......... Experience and hopes for telehealth in Tokelau Peter
Adam.....................
Distance Education in the Pacific The role of low cost communications in health in the redevelopment of the indigenous physician workforce among selected jurisdictions of the US-associated Pacific Islands Gregory
Dever................ Distance learning in the public health workplace Mahomed
Patel.............. Distance education: strategies for maintaining relationships Peter
Hill....................... Service-oriented training in public health: a model for enhancing public health surveillance in the Pacific Mahomed
Patel ............. The community in the classroom: designing a distance education community health course for nurses in Solomon Islands Maggie
Kenyon, Christopher Chevalier, Verlyn
Gagahe, Rosie Sisiolo ................
Distance nursing education in Micronesia Maureen
M Fochtman..... Fiji School of Medicine Diploma and Masters programmes Tom
Fiddes................... Proposing continuing medical education for the Pacific Marc
Shaw.................... Regional training in public health surveillance: how far are we? An SPC perspective Tom
Kiedrzynski ..........
Telecommunications and Pacific Health The Pacific Islands Internet Project (PIIP) in UNDP, Suva Mark
Borg.................... The Communication Enhancement Through Telecommunication (ComET) project Al
Blake...................... TongaSat: its obligation to Tonga and the Pacific region Lucy
Anna Tupou, Seini Kupu.........
Literature searching and document delivery: organisational issues Mark
Perkins............... Internet health resources Arlene
Cohen, Patricia Sheehan.....
Other Themes Research imperialism in Pacific health: the case of Tonga (1966 – 1997) Sitaleki
A Finau, ‘Eseta Finau, Malakai ‘Ofanoa.....
Pacific Health Research Council: health research by and for Pacificans Jan
Pryor, Sitaleki A Finau, Colin Tukuitonga.........
A method for active surveillance of selected communicable diseases Michael
J O’Leary...........................................
..... Dengue surveillance in the Pacific Islands Rob
Condon, George Taleo, Tony Stewart, Tony
Sweeney, Tom Kiedrzynski.....
Monolingual monologue: regional issues of professional communication from Pacific Health Dialog Sitaleki
A Finau, Gregory J Dever, Eseta
Finau, Victor Yano............................
Journal Abstracts and Telehealth References Yvan
Souarès, Tom Kiedrzynski ............................
Book Reviews Greg
and Renguul Joshua Dever....................
From the Editor Sitaleki
A Finau................
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