Prof. Christoph A. Nienaber new member of Medical Advisory Board of PHTS Telemedizin

SHL TeleMedicine Ltd.PHTS Telemedizin, the wholly owned German subsidiary of SHL Telemedicine Ltd. (SWX:SHLTN), has appointed Prof. Dr. med. Christoph A. Nienaber to its Medical Advisory Board. The renowned cardiologist strengthens PHTS Telemedizin with his cardiological competence and profound know-how in the implementation of telemedicine.

Prof. Nienaber holds the chair of cardiology at the University of Rostock and has been the head of the cardiological clinic for the last seven years. He has been a leading figure for several years in the structuring of telemedicine support programmes within the framework of integrated care and is recognized as one of the pioneers in the field. He is already working closely with PHTS Telemedizin. "Coronary heart diseases are a core field for the application of telemedicine and I am looking forward to using my experience to support the colleagues at PHTS Telemedizin with advice and action."

Personal HealthCare Telemedicine Services GmbH (PHTS), established in Düsseldorf in 2001, is a wholly owned subsidiary of SHL Telemedicine. PHTS Telemedizin (www.phts.de) combines innovative telemedicine solutions which have been proven in practice with well-founded medical-technical know-how. PHTS (www.phts.de) therefore holds a leading position throughout Germany in the field of cardiological telemedicine.

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About SHL TeleMedicine
SHL TeleMedicine Ltd. is a leading provider and developer of advanced personal telemedicine solutions to individuals and to the healthcare community. As a provider of remote health services in cardiology and in other medical areas, SHL maintains business operations in the US, Europe and Israel. SHL is listed on the SWX Swiss Exchange, symbol SHLTN. For more information see www.shl-telemedicine.com.

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