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New Opportunities for the Expansion of Telemedicine during the COVID-19 Pandemic (pages 6-8) | Primary Author, Contributor to Wake Forest Journal of Science and Medicine

New Release! Telemedicine: Overview and Application in Pulmonary, Critical Care, and Sleep Medicine | Book Collaboration

• Dee W. Ford and Shawn R. Valenta, Medical University of South Carolina

Maximizing Your Telehealth ROI | Primary Author

• TMT "Best of" Gold Open Access Articles — 2 of top 9 from Bryan Arkwright

Telemedicine Black Belt Presentation | Primary Author

A Reliable Approach for Sustainable Telehealth Partnerships | Primary Author

Telehealth Governance: An Essential Tool to Empower Today’s Healthcare Leaders | Primary Author

Establishing Telehealth Strategic Priorities | Primary Author

Innovative Partnerships: Future of Telehealth | Primary Author

Using Technology to Improve Care of Older Adults | Contributing Author

A Comprehensive Overview of Home Telehealth | Contributing Author

On the Digital Road to Improved Home Healthcare | Contributing Author

Is Your Hospital or Health System Ready for Telehealth Adoption; Four Key Questions | Primary Author

Momentum and Insights from the "US - Germany Telehealth Experience" | Primary Author

Telehealth Readiness Factors: What Are They and Why Are They Essential? | Primary Author

Guest Blog Feature: The Voice of Telemedicine Series | Primary Author

Realizing Value with Telehealth in Chronic Condition Management (CCM) Programs | Contributing Author

Modeling Value on Investment: A Crucial Strategy Adopted By Successful Chronic Condition Management Programs | Contributing Author

Telehealth Vendor Selection: Get Intentional, Not Overwhelmed | Contributing Author

Dependability in Medicine and Neurology

• Dr. Nikhil Balakrishnan authored this ground breaking book with the assistance of Bryan Arkwright over a multi-year period.

• A first of its kind, the book presents an interdisciplinary introduction to the subject of Dependability and how it applies in medicine generally and in neurology in particular.

• Dependability is the term applied in engineering and industry to a service that is safe, reliable and trustworthy.

• Dependable systems use a variety of technology and management methods to deliver correct service in the face of uncertainty resulting from misleading, erroneous information, and system faults.

• Dependable systems result from the application of systematic methods in design, operation, advanced technology and management to deliver their services.