Titlebook: eHealth: Legal, Ethical and Governance Challenges; Carlisle George,Diane Whitehouse,Penny Duquenoy Book 2013 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidel

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Understanding Liability in eHealth: Towards Greater Clarity at European Union Leveltainties still exist. It looks in particular at the applicability of eHealth product liability in the terms of . and . and at liability for eHealth services within the scope of existing legislation on internal market services and the newer legislation on patients’ rights in cross-border care.

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eHealth Governance in Scotland: A Cross-Sectoral and Cross-National Comparisonbution towards a better understanding of how IT governance is happening. We propose practical recommendations for healthcare executives to optimize eHealth governance decisions on a broad range of issues and opportunities that information and related technologies offer to healthcare professionals, patients, relatives and carers.

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Book 2013e hospitals, and different models of eHealth governance. The publication provides useful support materials and readings for persons active in developing current understandings of the legal, ethical and governance challenges involved in the eHealth context..

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-04882-5creasing interoperability of EU healthcare systems, and the increase in use of cross-border medical services and electronic commerce, there may be very little justification for restricting cross-border online prescription drugs sales within the EU. Furthermore, that EU citizens who are at risk from

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-93306-5ues, along with the strengths and weaknesses of the frameworks as they aim to identify key issues such as privacy, data protection and safety. Finally, a scenario-based ethical impact assessment is suggested and illustrated as a means to ensure that the design and deployment of eHealth solutions eff

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Modernisierung der Berufsbildung in Europale have more autonomy are, therefore, more able to access telehealth technologies and services in ways that they choose. The call by Kubitschke et al. for a new ‘ethics of long-term care’ is endorsed as is the need, in particular, for further work around the notion of beneficence.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-81762-4 may not be lost. In this chapter, we take the example of the United Kingdom and focus on the patient in the eHealth environment. We take the position that patient trust and confidence in ICT is important, not only for patient ‘buy-in’ but also to maintain the ethical values that are fundamental to

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upport materials and readings for persons active in developing current understandings of the legal, ethical and governance challenges involved in the eHealth context..978-3-642-44504-0978-3-642-22474-4

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The Internet and Pharmaceutical Drugs in the Era of Interoperable eHealth Systems Across the Europeacreasing interoperability of EU healthcare systems, and the increase in use of cross-border medical services and electronic commerce, there may be very little justification for restricting cross-border online prescription drugs sales within the EU. Furthermore, that EU citizens who are at risk from