“A
Chicken In Every Pot”

It is
unconscionable and a source of national shame that this nation should be turning any portion of its population away from the urgent care for which they are
in desperate need. #Healthcare to #Wealthcare? At a time when people have lost
their homes due to government and corporate fraud and/or malfeasance, we cannot
allow our nation to continue down this path. What next...mass graves for the homeless and those who have
succumbed to a nation lacking in compassion and foresight? Aside from all else, our national dignity is at risk. This is the Twenty First Century! It's time that we climb into it. This nation's founders would have included health care as a fundamental right, and it wouldn't have taken twelve thousand pages to spell it out. R&D; subsidized education; grants...We paid for it!
Access
to cutting edge health care has always presented us with a socio/economic
dilemma. How do we provide the optimum available care to the greatest number of
people? How much are we willing
and/or able to pay for our biological health while considering the realities
and the dynamics of our overall economic health? If the goal is to provide the
greatest number of people with the very best available diagnostics; the
most up to date knowledge base; a most comprehensive, complete and centrally
located medical and personal history; safe data storage; early intervention and
a course of action based upon the most complete intelligence gathering and
organizing capabilities, for review by the best practitioners in the world… and
all of this available to the greatest numbers of people…well, the technology
is right in front of us. The adage: “I don’t know what I don’t know” is at play
here while despotic corporate and government interests would just as soon keep
it that way. Knowledge is power! Knowledge in the hands of the few maintains
the elitism and the status quo for those who already have it and who would deny
it to others.
The personal computer in most every home
provides the raw computing power to be all of these “experts on call” to each
and every one of us. At the very least it can preempt time consuming and unnecessary
telephone calls with nested and multi-tiered menus, redirects and redundant or
inapplicable messages, or a trip to the doctor or to the hospital. The computer
is better at data research, data recall and cross referencing than any human
being alive today. We simply need to provide it with the raw data in order for
it to process, analyze and prescribe. Aside from proprietary software, the only
factor missing is the interface, and yet these are either readily available or
in production.
Medical records = medical knowledge. Would you rather trust yourself to keep your
own records complete and accurate, or would you prefer to delegate that responsibility?
Wouldn't you prefer to have instant and secure access to your own complete
medical record?...the very same or even more comprehensive medical records to
which those in government and corporate America already have unlimited access?
Would you like to have access to the newest, most cutting edge technology
available in the entire world? Or, would you rather continue to allow the
American Medical Association and others to be the arbiters and gate-keepers of
all medical knowledge bases? How many individuals have crossed state and even
national borders in search of treatment or medications that remain unavailable
where they live?
Many of us already have the means for
interfacing with digital thermometers; and blood pressure cuffs while still
others are doing their in home testing for diabetes and cholesterol. Everyday, new bio-markers are being identified for quick and accurate testing. (Bio marker blood test for Pancreatic cancer has recently been added to the rapidly expanding list for in-home testing.) Micro-cameras capable of expanding our own personal ability to self-examine,
and cardio sensors that can give us an immediate, in home EKG are all current
technology that will give us the ability to consolidate information and to have
e-consultations with leading, world-wide professionals in the appropriate
field. You can even add a personal daily
questionnaire to the software for diagnosis of a personal state of being or a wellness
chart.
Based on your own credible input, along with
readily available transducers, and a proprietary software package, your
computer can instantly generate algorithms and flow charts so as to intelligently
advise you and your family on the next logical course of action and which, if
any, professional health service(s) you should seek.
My only remaining question is “why!” Why
haven’t we done this already? It is the most obvious answer to our current
healthcare dilemma! The alternative, I believe will be a future filled with a
major portion of the population being administered to by non-registered
individuals practicing medicine without a license and administering
elixirs and potions while catering to those who have been excluded from
conventional health care due to economic considerations.
Tools
For Self Evaluation and/or Algorithmic Information Flow
Home Sensors
Available: (Interface Standardization
such as USB)
·
BP
·
Thermometer
·
Heart
Rate
·
Galvanic
Skin Response
·
Hearing
·
Imaging
Devices
o EKG/EEG-Neural Imaging)
o Ultra Sound
Magnetic Resonance Imaging
Magnetic Resonance Imaging
o Thermal Imaging
o Video Camera (Micro-Capsule or flexible tube)
·
Chemical
Analysis
o Blood Sugar/Glucose
o Cholesterol
o Pregnancy
o PH
·
Semiconductor Transducers
o
accelerometers, gyros,
capacitive, resistive, thermal and pressure sensors
·
Microcontrollers,
hybrid MPU/DSPs, AD and DA converters
Home
Sensors Envisioned:
·
Hand
Held Non-Ionizing Imaging Device
o EMG
MRI
MRI
o Bone Density
·
Developing
Specific Antigen Recognition Transducers
o
PSA, BRACA, DNA, Etc.
Armed with all of this current information,
the bio-feedback thus obtained will motivate, suggest and further guide us
toward natural and dietary remedies along with a healthier lifestyle.

·
Insurance
Companies
·
Regulating
Agencies
·
The
Legal Profession
Going
Forward:
Expertise Required:
·
Medical Adviser
·
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