Titlebook: Critical Issues for the Development of Sustainable E-health Solutions; Nilmini Wickramasinghe,Rajeev Bali,Stefan Kirn Book 2012 Springer S

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e-Health in China: An evaluationevelopment of e-commerce and the wide application of ICT have accelerated their uses in healthcare service. Therefore, the assessment of e-health is becoming more important. We analyze the current situation in China and assess its goals of realizing e-health and the challenges of developing e-health

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Improving the Process of Healthcare Delivery in an Outpatient Environment: The Case of a Urology Depy opportunities to re-design them and incorporate ICT (information communication technologies) to enable effective and efficient processes that do facilitate the delivery of superior healthcare. The following discusses this in the context of a urology clinic at a large hospital in the MidWest, USA.

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Adaptations for e-Kiosk Systems in Germany to Develop Barrier-Free Terminals for Handicapped Personse established within the next years. This e-health card will totally change the current system, because this concept allows several new functions. Some of the possible functions are compulsory for the enrollees, while other functions are optional. Examples include electronic prescriptions, electroni

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Collaborative Approach for Sustainable Citizen-Centered Health Carennovative technologies enable citizens’ empowerment and allow them to manage their complete health and wellness. Citizen-centered tools collect life-long cross-institutional information and data from health care providers and citizens. From the health care organizations viewpoint the new paradigm im

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Strategies and Solutions in eHealth: A Literature Reviewstern developed countries; second, to understand the possible role of eHealth solutions in each of these emerging strategies; third, to understand how these emerging health care strategies and emerging eHealth solutions may be usefully applied to address one of the most important challenges for heal

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Online Discussion Forum as a Means of Peer Supportnd ubiquitous Internet enables people to connect to services in places it was not possible a few years ago. This paper analyses and discusses social media as a means of peer support in www-based discussion forums that enable newspaper readers express their opinions and arguments in the media. At the

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Knowledge Management: Often Neglected but Crucial to eHealthiated a knowledge management project called InWiM. “InWiM” is the acronym for “Integrierte Wissensbasen der Medizin” which can be translated as “Integrated Knowledge Bases in Medicine”. The project is part of an ISO 9001 certification program and comprises the definition and documentation of all pro