Titlebook: eHealth: Legal, Ethical and Governance Challenges; Carlisle George,Diane Whitehouse,Penny Duquenoy Book 2013 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidel

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Understanding Liability in eHealth: Towards Greater Clarity at European Union Levelave been taken towards attaining this goal, the questions of liability for eHealth goods and services are still not fully addressed in EU level legislation. This chapter explores the extent to which current EU level legislation on consumer protection is applicable to eHealth and outlines where uncer

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eHealth: Frameworks for Assessing Ethical Impactsl supports of governments, eHealth is taking a central role in the evolution of healthcare. eHealth is sometimes viewed as an answer to many of the gaps or failings in healthcare; however, care must be taken in the deployment of these technologies, to ensure that they respond effectively to a broad

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Telehealth and Service Delivery in the Home: Care, Support and the Importance of User Autonomy non-maleficence and justice. This chapter focuses on the first of these, autonomy—which, at its most basic, relates to the ability of users to exercise choices about telehealth technologies and services they access or receive. Two scenarios are offered that relate to what is seen as a necessary mov

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Medicine 2.0: Ethical Challenges of Social Media for the Health Professionion active users, surely indicates that social media is not a fad. Healthcare will not go untouched by social media. The combination of social media and healthcare (medicine 2.0) will be a powerful one. Social media will impact healthcare in many ways, including reducing information asymmetry, incre

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The Internet and Health: International Approaches to Evaluating the Quality of Web-Based Health Infomportant impact. Hundreds of thousands of websites provide health information to users and the arrival of Web 2.0 enables these same users to post health information available to anyone, anywhere. Even though this phenomenon has positive aspects, it also raises legal and ethical challenges regarding

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Patients, Trust and Ethics in Information Privacy in eHealthbeing of benefit to organisations providing healthcare, the patients receiving healthcare, and the development of the ICT industry. With the likelihood of a growing demand for healthcare, particularly from an increasingly elderly population, using ICT to streamline processes and support practitioner

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eHealth Governance in Scotland: A Cross-Sectoral and Cross-National Comparisont on healthcare performance and effectiveness. We present some theoretical foundations and the outcome of healthcare organization case studies in Scotland, comparing and contrasting the situation of eHealth governance with IT governance in other industry sectors and countries. This study is a contri

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Carlisle George,Diane Whitehouse,Penny DuquenoyProvides a comprehensive coverage of legal, ethical and governance eHealth challenges.Takes an international approach with contributors from Europe, North America and Australia.Includes recommendation