International healthcare technology

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Task Force on Principles for Economic Analysis of Health Care Technology. Economic analysis of healthcare technology A report on principles. Ann Intern Med 1995 122 61-70. 

James Orbinski is a research scientist and clinician at St. Michael s Hospital, Toronto, and an Associate Professor of Medicine and Political Science at the University of Toronto. He received his MD degree from McMaster University in 1990, and completed a Masters degree in international relations at the University of Toronto in 1998, before becoming international president of Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF) from 1998 to 2001. His research interests are focused on access to healthcare, medicines, and other health technologies medical humanitarianism in war and social crisis, and global health policy. 

J. Bergmann, O. J. Bott, D. Pretschner, and R. Haux. 2006. An eConsent-based shared system architecture for integrated healthcare networks. International Journal of Medical Informatics 76(2) 130-136. See also Studies in Health Technology Information 2006,116 961-966. 

Hempel, W., Sziraczky, G., Swahn, L., and Takacs, L. 2008. Analytical Paper Biomarkers Impact on Biomedical Research and Healthcare Case Reports Directorate for Science and Technology and Industry Committee for Science and Technological Policy. Biosystem International, Evry, France and Armus Corporation, California, United States, http //www.oecd.org/datao-ecd/48/3/41892771.pdf. 

Ubiquitous healthcare (u-Health) is the next step to electronic health (e-Health) that is becoming a major agenda in the goals of international development to help bridge the gap between developed and developing countries. Until recently, approximately 40% of the population in developing countries have not had basic healthcare. In this domain, computer communication technologies could play a major role, as per the recent e-Health communique from the World Health Oi anization (WHO) [ 1 ]. 

Pacut, A., Kolodziej, W., and Chaplen, F.W., Cytosensors for early detection of biological and chemical threats-statistical approach, in Neuronal Networks and Expert Systems in Medicine and Healthcare, Proceedings of the fourth International Conference — NNESMED, Milos Island, Greece, June 20-22, Technological Education Institute of Crete, 2001, pp. 437-442. 

S. Keyani, A. Mumtaz, H. Mushtaq, and A. Hussain, Affordable and accessible tele-healthcare to rural areas of Pakistan through web and mobile based technologies, in Proceedings of 6th IEEE International Symposium on High-Capacity Optical Networks and Enabling Technologies (HONET), pp. 110-114,2009. 

Jorgensen PMT, Jacobsen P, Itoh K (2012) Assessing technology in hospital logistical settings comparing Danish and Japanese healthcare. Paper presented at the 13th international CINet conference... 

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