Joining Together via the Universal Data Link

Concept: Reciprocal information exchange among high quality sites allows for both partners to be a more complete information base. By carefully addressing software compatibility, referencing, and subscription issues in a balanced and equitable manner, access may be had to more information than previously possible in a manner that is financially beneficial to client and data source alike.

Healthdatalink: Creates a software, financial, and paradigm linkage between E-health sites, especially those concerned with integrative medicine.

B to B value added services for e-health companies: We strive to provide information to support e-health companies to not only flourish in their areas of greatest strength, but also to evolve multifaceted linkage capability to other sites of similar quality. By setting forth common likely parameters for interconnectedness, we view ourselves as helping set the stage for linkage of a class of lean, visionary, alternative and conventional e-health companies into more complete functional aggregate. Even if participating companies function completely independently and even compete as they develop, they will be aided by the information, and will be poised to interact from the position of their greatest strengths. The rise of Alternative medicine has made it clear that effective diagnosis and treatment are always in demand, no matter what the ruling paradigm.

Collecting Patient Data on the Integration of Conventional and Alternative Medicine Nutritional and Alternative medicine is based on the principle of Individual Uniqueness. An individual's own set of unique characteristics, exposures, and specific set of symptoms may be more important in determining the therapy for that individual than the name of the disease itself. Based on that premise, information will be evaluated on the basis of possible precipitating exposures, symptoms, findings and diseases associated with cure by specific remedies or regimens. A suggested format for data is:

1. Treatment used- therapeutic agents, overall method, sequence.

2. List indications for that treatment, and system(s) used to make the choices.

3. Disease treated, and results of treatment.

4. Other benefits or side effects observed related to treatment.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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