Identifying Telehealth/e-Health Socio-Economic Indicators for Priority Health Areas: Meeting the needs of science and policy

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2002-10

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Contents of the presentation include an outline of the study methodology; details of preliminary results; concrete examples of findings per priority area; and recommendations for implementations for policy and future research.

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Presented by Dr. Jennett at the CST 2002, E-Health Care: What Constitutes Return on Investment? held in Vancouver, British Columbia on October 3-5, 2002.

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eHealth, Socioeconomic, Policy, Indicators

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Jennett, Penny Dr. 2002. Identifying Telehealth/e-Health Socio-Economic Indicators for Priority Health Areas: Meeting the needs of science and policy. Presented at CST 2002, E-Health Care: What Constitutes Return on Investment? Vancouver, British Columbia, October 3-5th, 2002.

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