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The Go-Betweens: Health, Technology and Info(r)mediation, passed through or pushed at health help seekers by health care professionals, alternative health care practitioners, pharmaceutical companies, employers, co-workers, friends, family members, vendors of health products and through government-sponsored health promotion campaigns. It is delivered thro

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,‘Everybody’s Talking at Me’: Situating the Client in the Info(r)mediary Work of the Health Professigue that ‘medical knowledge has . and is thus no longer something that can be accessed and, more importantly perhaps, produced and regulated by medical experts’ (2003: 178). Within this changing environment, how do workers in the health professions position themselves and their patients or clients i

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Health Intermediaries? Positioning the Public Library in e-Health Discourse,ich understands health information as empowering and the internet as a tool for accessing that information. In this discourse, public libraries are understood as key intermediaries of health information, offering both specialist services in information retrieval and free access to the internet for c

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Invisible Logic: The Role of Software as an Information Intermediary in Health Care,ry and organization, ranging from electronic patient records and hospital administrative computer systems to end-user consumption of online health information. Information technology applications in the health sector have made it possible to consolidate numerous and varied sources of information. Fo

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Personalized Narrative Diagnostic Imaging: Can it Mediate Patient-System Dialogue?,living with chronic diseases account for 75 per cent of health care expenditures in the United States (Hoffman et al., 1996). To both define and judge care outcomes and guide adaptation of the health care system to the individual and societal burden of chronic diseases, a continuous flow of diagnost

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Between the Clinic and the Community: Pathways for an Emerging e-Health Policy in the Remote First land is about as far from the urban landscape as one can get in Ontario, a swathe of boreal forest extending from the edge of the 50th parallel to the sub-arctic shores of Hudson Bay. The total population of less than 25,000 amounts to about 0.1 persons per square kilometre over a territorial expan

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