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• Meeting rooms are free for non- <br />profits and there is a fee for general <br />public use. <br />• Mulford Branch has no fiber (but <br />T1). <br />• IT manages all computers and <br />electronic devices. <br />• Local San Leandro access channel is <br />managed by IT. <br />• There are 3 cameras in Main, 12 at <br />Manor, and approximately 50 <br />throughout library system. <br />• RFID program is in IMSC Budget <br />(auto book check in) is yet to be <br />scheduled. Very important service <br />for non -tech library users. <br />SAN LEANDRO HEALTHCARE <br />• No AV hookups available in Carnegie Auditorium. <br />Additional AV equipment needed in meeting rooms <br />• Meeting room space could be re -envisioned for <br />small business activities, child computer commons, <br />hackathons, etc. <br />• Planned CIP upgrades to bring AV improvements to <br />library — allowing for live broadcasts of Council <br />meetings. <br />• Nobody is actively managing/programming content <br />on public access channel due to lack of content. <br />City's Public Info Officer should get involved. <br />• South Branch could be moved to Bayfair and turn <br />into a tech library/hub. <br />Broadband is expected to transform healthcare, simultaneously enabling better outcomes <br />and lowering costs. The National Broadband Plan says that Electronic Health Records <br />and Remote Monitoring technology could alone save over $700 billion over 15-25 years53 <br />Beyond the cost aspects, using telehealth is a viable way to revolutionize patient care. <br />The American Medical Association (AMA) believes that the appropriate use of telehealth <br />applications to deliver care to patients could greatly improve access and quality of care <br />while maintaining patient safety. In 2014, the American Medical Association created <br />guiding principles for ensuring the appropriate coverage of telehealth services. <br />The AMA believes: <br />• Telehealth provided over robust broadband networks can facilitate immediate <br />diagnoses and care to prevent lasting damage to stroke victims, prevent <br />premature births, and deliver psychiatric treatment for patients in underserved <br />rural areas. <br />• Telehealth is viewed as a cost-effective alternative to the more traditional face-to- <br />face consultations or examinations between provider and patient. <br />• Similar to regular small businesses, rural clinics and small physician offices have <br />the same price sensitivity to broadband, which is often priced beyond their <br />means or altogether insufficient to support their health IT needs. <br />53 The Federal Communications Commission. National Broadband Plan -Connecting America. Accessed May 12, 2016 from <br />http://www.broadband.gov/issues/healthcare.html. <br />80 1 P <br />City of San Leandro, CA <br />Fiber Master Plan <br />
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