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Edward Barthell
Chief Executive Officer, EmOpti
Edward Barthell is the Chief Executive Officer of EmOpti, Inc., a position he has held since April 2015.3 He is an experienced healthcare executive and physician with a background in medical informatics and emergency medicine.
Barthell founded EmOpti, which provides software, hardware, consulting, and telehealth solutions for optimizing emergency medicine.2 The company aims to improve throughput and productivity in emergency departments and other acute care settings.3
Prior to EmOpti, Barthell held several notable positions:
- Vice President Clinical Solutions and Medical Director Americas at Caradigm (June 2012 - March 2015)13
- Director Connected Health, Health Solutions Group at Microsoft (March 2009 - May 2012)13
- President and CEO of the National Institute for Medical Informatics (June 2004 - February 2009)13
- Founder and Chief Medical Officer at EMSystem (January 2004 - August 2007)13
Barthell's educational background includes:
- B.S. in Molecular Biology from the University of Wisconsin-Madison13
- MD in Medicine from the University of Wisconsin-Madison13
- MS in Medical Informatics from Milwaukee School of Engineering13
Throughout his career, Barthell has received several awards for his contributions to healthcare and medical informatics, including the ACEP President's Award for Innovation in Clinical Practice in 2019.3
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Equip your emergency providers with what they need for telehealth - their lives are on the line...
Telehealth for at-home consults can be helpful minimizing the demand on emergency department resources, and there are several technology companies addressing this type of consumer use. Nevertheless, surges in ED arrivals due to COVID-19 are inevitable - especially in larger cities as seen with New York's current catastrophe.
The specialized technology required to support high-volume high-speed tele-triage and other use cases in busy emergency departments and inpatient units cannot be matched by at-home solutions and generic video apps made for business conference calls. If you are interested in learning more about this distinction, you can read content here: https://lnkd.in/ethwKmn
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Aditi Joshi MD, MSc, Medical Director of Telehealth at Jefferson Health, shares her perspectives on what’s been learned so far in ED teletriage development...
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