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Health care technology in Sweden
Health Policy, 1994Health care in Sweden is a public sector responsibility and equity in access to care is quite important. The Swedish system is organized into several levels, with the Federation of County Councils at the top, and with regional, county, and local levels. In theory, the four hospital tiers developed by these different levels provide a clear hierarchy for
Jonsson, E., Banta, H.D.
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Health care technology in Australia
Health Policy, 1994The health care system in Australia is pluralistic, complex, and only loosely organized. The Commonwealth government is primarily concerned with funding programs and the development of broad policies. The introduction and diffusion of health care technologies in Australia is determined by a complex interaction of market forces, public funding, and ...
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Health care technology in France
Health Policy, 1994The French health care system combines freedom of medical practice with nation-wide social security. The system is centrally regulated with specific attention to technology. Prices and budgets are also regulated. Despite these controls, concerns about quality of care began to appear in France in the 1970s.
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Database technology in health care
Journal of Medical Systems, 1981In this paper we will introduce the concepts of database technology in a way that will make it easy to relate the issues of the technology to problems in health care. After the objectives of the database approach have been defined, the major components of databases and their function will be discussed.
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Health care technology in the Netherlands
Health Policy, 1994The Dutch health care system has been described as a 'patchwork quilt'. It is a complicated system that has evolved from a constant adding and changing of institutions, regulations and responsibilities. Every citizen of the Netherlands has an entitlement to health care.
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Critical Care Nursing Quarterly, 2015
Technology continues to evolve and improve making our everyday tasks appear sometimes routine and mundane. The health care industry has embraced technological advances to improve on its daily operations in an effort to run more efficiently. Health care providers must be aware that these technologies collect data, lots of data, which is discoverable and
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Technology continues to evolve and improve making our everyday tasks appear sometimes routine and mundane. The health care industry has embraced technological advances to improve on its daily operations in an effort to run more efficiently. Health care providers must be aware that these technologies collect data, lots of data, which is discoverable and
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American Journal of Kidney Diseases, 1990
High technology medicine often harms more people than it saves. The resources that are spent in too many of our high technology procedures could be far more effectively used to save far more lives in other parts of the system. High technology health care is thus a blessing and a curse.
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High technology medicine often harms more people than it saves. The resources that are spent in too many of our high technology procedures could be far more effectively used to save far more lives in other parts of the system. High technology health care is thus a blessing and a curse.
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IS THERE A TECHNOLOGICAL IMPERATIVE IN HEALTH CARE?
International Journal of Technology Assessment in Health Care, 2002The question in the title will be addressed by first answering the question: What is a technological imperative? A review of the literature makes it clear that there are many descriptions and explanations of the technological imperative in health care, and that not all of them are important to consider.
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Technologies in Health Care Domain
International Journal of e-Collaboration, 2020Blockchain and Internet of Thing (IoT) has been widely used to impart constructive and smart healthcare services to the community. Blockchain technology has also invaded complete facet of information communications technology (ICT) and it has been growing and growing in today's fast paced world.
Sonam Gupta +2 more
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Systems Health Care: Health Management Technology
2013 IEEE 43rd International Symposium on Multiple-Valued Logic, 2013Lifestyle diseases are strongly associated with lifestyle disease and the serious case of cardiovascular events which are main causes of long term nursing care. They would have strong impacts on the coming super aging society. In response to the problems to be solved, the notion technology of Systems Health Care and its technology have been proposed ...
Hiroshi Nakajima +2 more
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