Telemedicine Consultant

Today most businesses are striving hard to lower their input costs. The best way to go is 'BPO' or Business Process Outsourcing. In simple words it is cheaper and easier to hire outside experts to carry out your vital (but non-core) business requirements rather than be saddled with a department (and the consequent problems) for the same. An example would be a medium level business house, hiring staff cars on requirement rather than maintaining its own fleet. Look at the flexibility, freedom and savings (in cash and kind) it offers. Hiring a Consultant who offers "turnkey" services offers the same advantages. For telemedicine, Telemedconsultant is THE answer.

Consultants are a dime a dozen. Any individual who completes a two bit computer course decides to setup a consultancy. At the other end of the spectrum are huge multinationals, with bloated budgets, over paid CEOs and a massive staff . They specialize in killer presentations and talk about costs running into millions of dollars, at the drop of a hat. The dotcom crash has knocked the bottom of hundreds of such companies, but many still continue, oblivious to the fact that their account registers are running red. Who pays for their lavish life style ?- of course you, the gullible customer. Medical IT and telemedicine is not just a matter of slinging together hardware and software. Any Tom, Dick or Harry can make a few screens, databases, queries and reports and string them together. But do they understand the psyche of a doctor? Can they design an application that understands the needs of a doctor? Do they include ergonomy in SW design to ensure high efficiency? Are they using the most appropriate communication link? There are hundreds of such crucial questions to be answered. We must realize that medicine is a science which is best practiced as an art. The IT requirements of medical institutions are very different from those of financial, business or other institutions. Special care has to be given to application of ergonomics, work flow and medical logic which (unlike business logic) can, to the untrained observer, be very illogical and sometimes even contradictory. Next, check out their experts, how many of them actually know about the travails of medical practice? Ask how many employ, fulltime, a doctor with a good background of IT (who contributes to the design process and is not just a figure head) and almost 90% will have no answer. Ask the remaining 10% if they have doctors with years of medical practice, years of experience as a deft programmer along with hands on experience in telemedicine and you will probably have only TeleMedConsultant left standing in the fray. We, no doubt, have many (what our competitors will call) unfair advantages.

So what are our unfair advantages?
We are lean and mean with no lard abegging for larger budgets.
We have military like discipline, punctuality, hard work and intelligence built-in.
We have a medical doctor cum programmer with years of IT and telemedicine experience.
We don't have overpaid staff or high overheads hence our estimates do not give you cardiac arrhythmias.
We are not affiliated to any company, hence will be working for YOUR benefit.
Our enthusiasm to work for the advancement of telemedicine coupled with our reasonable estimates puts us (almost) at risk of being labeled a non-profit organization.