Telehealth, Telemedicine
and eHealth

Judith has been known as an expert in Internet technology since her days as a leader in CompuServe's Journalism Forum and the publication of her book, The Woman's Guide to Online Services (McGraw-Hill, 1995). She has written about the Internet for well-known consumer magazines; has been interviewed by many national magazines, daily newspapers, radio and TV shows; and has served as moderator at three national Internet conferences. She also has eight years of experience in editing technical documentation, marketing copy and Web sites for technology companies, including Cisco Systems, Juniper Networks, Netscape Communications and Vocera Communications and other well-known corporations. (See Client Listing.)

So it's been natural for her to combine her long-standing interest in online communications with her interest in the health field. In 2002, she completed Stanford University School of Medicine's Medical Informatics Short Course, on campus, and joined the American Medical Informatics Association. She attended the Telehealth 2002 teleconference sponsored by the Association of Telehealth Service Providers (ATSP) and several workshops and presentations at the American Health Informatics Management Association (AHIMA) annual convention in San Francisco in September 2002.

She writes newsletters, Web copy and feature articles and edits those, as well as marketing communications collateral and technical documentation, for companies involved in this emerging and exciting field. Please see the Health Information and Education section in Expertise for more info. You'll find two relevant articles in the Recent Articles section:

Government Funding for Telehealth or Telemedicine Part 1: Funding Sources

New Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Program Offers $10.3 Million for eHealth Effectiveness Research