Employing Computers for the Recruitment into Clinical Trials: A Comprehensive Systematic Review
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Applying emergent ubiquitous technologies in health: The need to respond to new challenges of opportunity, expectation, and responsibility.
Authors: Rigby M In spite of their name, ‘ubiquitous’ technologies are not yet ubiquitous in the true sense of the word, but rather are ‘novel’, being at the research, pilot, and selective use stages. In future, the proliferation in types … Continued
Comparing the application of Health Information Technology in primary care in Denmark and Andalucía, Spain.
CONCLUSION: It is clear that the diffusion of technology, within the primary care physician sector of the health care market, is subject to historical, financial, legal, cultural, and social factors. This tale of two places illustrates the issues, and different … Continued
Clinical information sources used by hospital doctors in Mongolia.
CONCLUSIONS: Satisfying the clinical information needs of doctors in less developed countries is particularly challenging and even though improvements in information technology can facilitate access to knowledge, there still exist barriers. Health policies which promote computer skills and English language … Continued
Perspectives and expectations for telemedicine opportunities from families of nursing home residents and caregivers in nursing homes.
CONCLUSIONS: Nursing home caregivers and families of nursing home patients are highly interested in telemedicine; however, they are only willing to pay a slightly higher cost of nursing care for this service. The challenge for the future in this industry … Continued