Cybermedicine


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A type of distance medicine using computers and the Internet to facilitate patient-doctor interaction
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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
Moreover, the emergence of 'cybermedicine' further erodes the relevance of state borders, raising questions about the unauthorized practice of medicine by physicians not licensed in a particular state and the possibility of overlapping state jurisdiction." (footnotes omitted)).
Voluntary self-regulation of complementary and alternative medicine practitioners
"virtual national standard of care" to promote cybermedicine).
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?), and mixing reality and human centered media.
Cyberworlds 2005: Proceedings
Cybermedicine: How Computing Empowers Doctors and Patients for Better Health Care.
The Two-edged Sword: How Technology Shapes Medical Practice
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
Terry, Cyber-Mal-practice: Legal Exposure for Cybermedicine, 25Am.
Medical advice on the Web: what are the issues?
Shopping around the Internet today and tomorrow: towards the millennium of cybermedicine. British Medical Journal 319(7220): 1294.
Consumer e-health: an overview of research evidence and implications for future policy
Modern Theories of Medical Malpractice as Applied to Cybermedicine, 7 RICH.
Medical malpractice and new devices: defining an elusive standard of care
Legal and Ethical Challenges Emerging in Cybermedicine, 43 ST.
The doctor will e-mail you now: physicians' use of telemedicine to treat patients over the Internet
Bailey, Cybermedicine: What You Need to Know, 23 HEALTH LAWYER 13 (2011).
Forty-third selected bibliography on computers, technology and the law (January 2011 through December 2011)
Lewis, Note, My Computer, My Doctor." A Constitutional Call for Federal Regulation of Cybermedicine, 32 AM.
Thirty-ninth selected bibliography on computers, technology, and the law: (January 2006 through December 2006)

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