Posts Tagged ‘Dr. Joseph Golish’

DreamPort ushers in
concept of attended PSG Anywhere

Thursday, September 3rd, 2009

CleveMed’s DreamPort, expands the reach of your sleep business by allowing remotely attended sleep studies to be done from anywhere, using a bedside system controlled by sleep technologists miles away – over the internet. Broadband technology combined with a camera is used to transmit the patient data and video in real-time, allowing studies to be conducted anywhere the patient is.

  • DreamPort is particularly ideal for those who are unable or reluctant to make it into the sleep lab, such as pediatric patients, cross country truckers, the elderly, those suffering from chronic pain and hospital inpatients.
  • In addition, this system gives clinicians and researchers greater flexibility to conduct sleep studies anywhere. DreamPort is suitable for clinical trials as it allows for cost effective research studies to be conducted in the patient’s home while adding an additional element of home care.
  • DreamPort combines the comfort and cost-effectiveness of home testing with the peace of mind of an attended study.
    • Dr. Golish, is a board-certified specialist in sleep medicine and author of more than 300 publications on sleep. He is a member of the Sleep Steering Committee for the ACCP. After 35 years as a professor in The Cleveland Clinic and Co-Director of Sleep Medicine, he has left academic medicine to advance a new paradigm in sleep medicine, focusing on accessibility and affordability. His goals are the proper use of HST and fostering continuity of care, in an efficient and cost-effective manner, while preserving high quality. He is currently the Medical Director of Cleveland Medical Devices (CleveMed) and Director of Sleep Center, North Coast Clinical Trials, in Cleveland, Ohio.

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    Role of HST in long term disease management of OSA - Q & A with Joseph Golish, MD (video)

    Thursday, July 30th, 2009

    Once more, we continue our video series of Q & A with Dr. Joseph Golish on Current & Emerging Trends in Sleep Medicine. This week’s topic of discussion is The Role of Home Sleep Testing in Long Term Disease Management of Obstructive Sleep Apnea.

    Dr. Golish, is a board-certified specialist in sleep medicine and author of more than 300 publications on sleep. He is a member of the Sleep Steering Committee for the ACCP. After 35 years as a professor in The Cleveland Clinic and Co-Director of Sleep Medicine, he has left academic medicine to advance a new paradigm in sleep medicine, focusing on accessibility and affordability. His goals are the proper use of HST and fostering continuity of care, in an efficient and cost-effective manner, while preserving high quality. He is currently the Medical Director of Cleveland Medical Devices (CleveMed) and Director of Sleep Center, North Coast Clinical Trials, in Cleveland, Ohio.

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    Will Home Sleep Testing Replace the Sleep Center? - Q & A with Joseph Golish, MD (video)

    Thursday, July 23rd, 2009

    This week, we continue our video series of Q & A with Dr. Joseph Golish on Current & Emerging Trends in Sleep Medicine. Here’s the BIG question: Will Home Sleep Testing Replace the Sleep Center?

    Dr. Golish, is a board-certified specialist in sleep medicine and author of more than 300 publications on sleep. He is a member of the Sleep Steering Committee for the ACCP. After 35 years as a professor in The Cleveland Clinic and Co-Director of Sleep Medicine, he has left academic medicine to advance a new paradigm in sleep medicine, focusing on accessibility and affordability. His goals are the proper use of HST and fostering continuity of care, in an efficient and cost-effective manner, while preserving high quality. He is currently the Medical Director of Cleveland Medical Devices (CleveMed) and Director of Sleep Center, North Coast Clinical Trials, in Cleveland, Ohio.

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