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

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Telehealth and Service Delivery in the Home: Care, Support and the Importance of User Autonomyle 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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Patients, Trust and Ethics in Information Privacy in eHealth 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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Legal Regulation of Electronic Health Records: A Comparative Analysis of Europe and the USe development of electronic health records is evolving quickly. Various approaches have proven to be possible and they have resulted in different electronic health record solutions and regulatory instruments. In Europe governmental bodies have been the driving force behind the development and implem

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Electronic Health Records and Privacy Interests: The English Experiencehe Summary Care Record in England. It begins by considering the meaning of privacy in the healthcare context today, given the advances of new technologies. It then proceeds to discuss the specific issues of consent, confidentiality, data protection and security in the context of electronic health re

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Legal Challenges Regarding Telemedicine Services in the European Unione monitored at home and involve patients in the management of their own healthcare. However, despite the potential benefits identified and the potential for growth of the telemedicine market, the use of telemedicine applications in everyday medicine is still relatively low. One of the reasons for th

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