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Cybermedicine

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Cybermedicine
A type of distance medicine using computers and the Internet to facilitate patient-doctor interaction
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Modern Theories of Medical Malpractice as Applied to Cybermedicine, 7 RICH.
Medical malpractice and new devices: defining an elusive standard of ... by Greenberg, Michael D. / Health Matrix
5 million grant to the Center for Telehealth and Cybermedicine Research at the University of New Mexico's Health Sciences Center to design, build, operate and evaluate the Southwest Telehealth Access Grid--a broadband network meant to serve rural areas lacking the technology.
$15.5 million rural broadband network grant by Health Management Technology
Greg Gulick, E-Health And The Future Of Medicine: The Economic, Legal, Regulatory, Cultural, And Organizational Obstacles Facing Telemedicine And Cybermedicine Programs, 12 ALB.
Cybersurgery: why the United States should embrace this emerging ... by Hamilton-Piercy, Meghan / The Journal of High Technology Law
 
 
 
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