Long Island, NY -- (SBWIRE) -- 12/17/2012 -- Interactive voice response (IVR) is being increasingly used for medical applications including basic diagnosis, health FAQs and disease information and advice. Besides PHR services, electronic medical records and other health information technology solutions, IVR can be used as a tool for public healthcare delivery – a point of view that is investigated in an article by tech blog DigitalOlympus.com.

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“Interactive voice response can be used to deliver essential health facts and tips to the public. Healthcare lines can be setup to offer advice and information on healthcare subjects both for everyday and emergency use. IVR can also be used to design and build experimental health expert systems to perform basic diagnosis or even offer drug prescriptions,” says a Digitalolympus.com spokesperson.

For more information about the potential use of interactive voice response (IVR) for healthcare delivery, please visit Digitalolympus.com.

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