Titlebook: eHealth, Care and Quality of Life; Antonio Gaddi,Fabio Capello,Marco Manca Book 2014 Springer-Verlag Italia 2014 eHealth.healthcare.medica

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eHealth and Me: The Implications of the Net for Health Care Relationships, of care itself: what is it to care and to be cared for? This may appear to be an unnecessarily radical move but seems, to the author, to be one that is forced by the nature of the presenting problem and the history of the development of the relationship between ICT and health care.

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Conclusions,he patients. Nonetheless, many are the threats that lie beneath these new approaches. A systematic analysis by some of the experts in this field shows the critical issues that developers, decision-makers, and final users have to know and consider in order to avoid a waste of time, resources, and opportunities.

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Basilar-Artery

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8349-8818-8uite possible to be dealing with technology without even realising it. These technologies aim to speed up our daily interactions and ensure that delays, inefficiencies and poor service can become a thing of the past.

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Literaturwissenschaft / Kulturwissenschafthe patients. Nonetheless, many are the threats that lie beneath these new approaches. A systematic analysis by some of the experts in this field shows the critical issues that developers, decision-makers, and final users have to know and consider in order to avoid a waste of time, resources, and opportunities.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-92265-6echnology. In cross-border healthcare, interoperability and centralization, respectful of privacy and confidentiality, are essential. Nevertheless, differences in legal standard, in standard of care and in malpractice liability systems affect the cross-border e-health, arising the need of harmonization.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-90072-2ential objectives we want to achieve, reminding that the less, in health, is often more. In this chapter we will scan through the nature of healthcare, of medicine and of mankind, trying to make sense of the moment of innovation we are living and of the consequences our choices can have on our future.

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Legally eHealth,echnology. In cross-border healthcare, interoperability and centralization, respectful of privacy and confidentiality, are essential. Nevertheless, differences in legal standard, in standard of care and in malpractice liability systems affect the cross-border e-health, arising the need of harmonization.