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Stimulus: A Medical Humanities Journal, 2023
Healthcare
Seonaigh MacPherson, Patricia Rockman
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Healthcare
Seonaigh MacPherson, Patricia Rockman
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Frontiers of Health Services Management, 2012
Mobile technology's presence in healthcare has exploded over the past five years. The increased use of mobile devices by all segments of the US population has driven healthcare systems, providers, and payers to accept this new form of communication and to develop strategies to implement and leverage the use of mobile healthcare (mHealth) within their ...
Stephen A, Morgan, Nancy Howell, Agee
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Mobile technology's presence in healthcare has exploded over the past five years. The increased use of mobile devices by all segments of the US population has driven healthcare systems, providers, and payers to accept this new form of communication and to develop strategies to implement and leverage the use of mobile healthcare (mHealth) within their ...
Stephen A, Morgan, Nancy Howell, Agee
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The International Journal of Health Planning and Management, 2000
This paper describes and compares the development of strategies to manage demand in healthcare in the UK and the USA. It suggests that the development is revealing the need to include disciplines other than the traditional ones of economics and public health if its effects are to be understood. Using as an example the growth of telephone help lines and
A, Mark, D, Pencheon, R, Elliott
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This paper describes and compares the development of strategies to manage demand in healthcare in the UK and the USA. It suggests that the development is revealing the need to include disciplines other than the traditional ones of economics and public health if its effects are to be understood. Using as an example the growth of telephone help lines and
A, Mark, D, Pencheon, R, Elliott
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