Framework for Rural and Remote Readiness in Telehealth: Project Report for CANARIE Inc.

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2002-06

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University of Calgary

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This was a collaboration with CANARIE Inc. The project aimed to identify the core factors of telehealth readiness for rural/remote communities in Canada. This is the final project report; including Appendices. Dr. Penny Jennett was the project lead.

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Readiness, Canada, Rural, Qualitative Research

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Alliance for Building Capacity. 2002. Framework for Rural and Remote Readiness in Telehealth: Project Report for CANARIE Inc. Calgary, AB: University of Calgary. 1-197.

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http://hdl.handle.net/1880/43064

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