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Health care technology issues in home care
Home Care Provider, 1998Every 2 years the Federal Bureau of Labor Statistics updates its employment outlook for the next decade. In its publication, The Occupational Outlook Handbook, 1998-1999 edition, the agency projects that employment in home health care is expected to grow the fastest of all health care sectors in the next decade.
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IEEE Transactions on Biomedical Engineering, 1973
Many elements for the construction of a health delivery system now exist but they are spotty and diffused. Much effort has been concentrated on primary care affecting 10 percent of the people but ? of the costs of the system. Little attention has been paid to the other elements-prevention, protection, tertiary care, and rehabilitation, although these ...
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Many elements for the construction of a health delivery system now exist but they are spotty and diffused. Much effort has been concentrated on primary care affecting 10 percent of the people but ? of the costs of the system. Little attention has been paid to the other elements-prevention, protection, tertiary care, and rehabilitation, although these ...
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Technological diffusion in primary health care
Journal of Health Economics, 1992The paper contains a theoretical and empirical analysis of the driving forces behind the diffusion of dry chemical laboratory equipment in Norwegian primary health care. The empirical analysis is embedded in a theoretical model of a dynamic investment problem focusing on heterogeneity in the potential adopters' profit functions.
L M, Klausen, T E, Olsen, A E, Risa
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Technological Trends in Health Care
The Health Care Manager, 2010The most relevant technological trend affecting health care organizations and physician services is the electronic health record (EHR). Billions of dollars from the federal government stimulus bill are available for investment toward EHR. Based on the government directives, it is evident EHR has to be a high-priority technological intervention in ...
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Health care technology as a policy issue
Health Policy, 1994Health care technology has become an increasingly visible issue in many countries, primarily because of the rising costs of health care. In addition, many questions concerning quality of care are being raised. Health care technology assessment has been seen as an aid in addressing questions concerning technology, including benefits and costs.
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On the Use of New Technologies in Health Care
2002We present a Web-based management Tool for Health Care Services with appointment required. This tool lets patients request appointments with doctors and specialists via the Internet. It changes the previous situation where the only way to get an appointment was via a telephone call.
Luis E. Anido-Rifón +5 more
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Privacy, information technology, and health care
Communications of the ACM, 1997W e are well into the digital information age. Digital communications and information resources affect almost every aspect of our lives— business, finance, education, government, and entertainment. Clinical medicine is highly information intensive, but it is one of the few areas of our society where computer access to information has had only limited ...
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Innovations in Research and Clinical Care Using Patient-Generated Health Data
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2020Brian D. Gonzalez +2 more
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The Affordable Care Act and Access to Care Across the Cancer Control Continuum: A Review at 10 Years
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2020Leticia Nogueira +2 more
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Technology and the Digitization of Health Care
AACN Advanced Critical Care, 2014openaire +2 more sources