Bio Briefs
Posted By
Recent Posts on This Topic | See All >
-
Feb 07, 2012 Support grows for medical-device community -
Dec 19, 2011 BioAccel launches network to attract bio funding
-
Jul 19, 2011 Cardinal Health opens $11M Phoenix facility
-
Apr 07, 2011 Algae Biosciences Corp. taken public
Share on Twitter
Share on Facebook
Email to a friend
Print Article
Telemedicine protects Arizona, its many regional communities
[Source: Nogales International, Roger Conroy] - Centered in Phoenix and Tucson, a beneficial net covers Arizona communities from Ajo to Nogales to Yuma, the New Mexico communities of Bloomfield, Crownpoint, Gallup, Shiprock and Tohatchi and Utah’s Fort Duchesne and Salt Lake City.
The Arizona Telemedicine Network gives people in Santa Cruz County access to specialty care--that’s care beyond what is offered at Mariposa--applying the latest technology, said Mariposa Health Clinic CEO Jim Weldon. “Doctor (Ronald S.) Weinstein founded the program, and it’s very innovative--a national model.” Weinstein was the third guest speaker in the Mariposa Series on Thursday at Holiday Inn Express in Nogales.
Click here for full article.
Quick Links
- NEW: About the Arizona Center for Civic Leadership
- Arizona Biosciences News
- Arizona BioMap
- Roadmap Progress Updates
- Reports & Multimedia
- Timeline: Arizona's Bio Growth
- Arizona Bio Orgs on Twitter
- Arizona BioBasics
- The Biozona Brand
- Newsletter Signup
Download a new brochure from the Flinn Foundation outlining the 2011 progress on Arizona's Bioscienced Roadmap: a record high in bioscience jobs, plus gains in firms and venture-capital funding. Numerous achievements during the year advanced the core strategies of the Roadmap.
Also, read the full Performance Assessment describing in detail Arizona's 2011 progress on key Roadmap metrics.
