Cybermedicine


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A type of distance medicine using computers and the Internet to facilitate patient-doctor interaction
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Organizational Obstacles Facing Telemedicine and Cybermedicine Programs,
Trademarks under the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), with references to the current Mexican law
My Computer, My Doctor: A Constitutional Call for Federal Regulation of Cybermedicine," American Journal of Law and Medicine, Boston.
Socio-demographic factors as determinants of access and use of ICT by staff of university libraries in Oyo state
Producing genetic knowledge and citizenship through the Internet: mothers, pediatric genetics, and cybermedicine.
The construction of the diagnosis of autism in a Brazilian virtual community/ A construcao do diagnostico do autismo em uma rede social virtual brasileira/ La construccion del diagnostico de autismo en una red social virtual brasilena
Greg Gulick, E-Health and the Future of Medicine: The Economic, Legal, Regulatory, Cultural, and Organizational Obstacles Facing Telemedicine and Cybermedicine Programs, 12 ALB.
The robotic arm went crazy! The problem of establishing liability in a monopolized field
Greg Gulick, E-health and the Future of Medicine: The Economic, Legal, Regulatory, Cultural and Organizational Obstacles Facing Telemedicine and Cybermedicine Programs, 12 ALB.
Escaping the shadow of malpractice law
Medical and health care channeled remotely --telemedicine, cybermedicine, mobile health.
The profession "medical informatician"
Scott, Cybermedicine and Virtual Pharmacies, 103 W.
Paging Dr. Google: personal health records and patient privacy
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
IT is also a key enabler of both cybermedicine (the application of the Internet and networking technologies to medicine and public health), and telehealth (the remote delivery of health-related services via telecommunications technologies).
Re-engineering healthcare: the system is in need of repair in the United States, and engineers are uniquely equipped to help fix it
Resuscitation: Cybermedicine and the Need for Federal Regulation, 23
American diagnostic radiology moves offshore: is this field riding the "Internet wave" into a regulatory abyss?
Three invited talks discuss cyberworld modeling (integrating cyberworlds, the real world and conceptual worlds), cybermedicine (what is possible and is it useful?
Cyberworlds 2005: Proceedings
Terry, Cyber-Malpractice: Legal Exposure for Cybermedicine, 25 AM.
Protecting privacy and enabling pharmaceutical sales on the Internet: a comparative analysis of the United States and Canada

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