Handbook on Digital Health
Electronic medical records, health apps, tele-consultations and e-prescriptions are some of the terms that are currently being debated strongly in the healthcare sector. And not without reason: The use of modern information and communication technologies can enhance the quality of patient care, reduce healthcare costs and create new markets, as long as the highest standards of data protection and technical security measures are provided.
The new Digital Health Handbook (in German) describes the various digital health trends, incorporating practical advice and best-practice models that readers can apply to concrete situations, while also helping them recognise specific risks and opportunities in digital healthcare.
Contents:
- Privacy and Security
- Digital medical devices
- telemedicine
- The electronic patient record
- Healthcare Customer Management
- integrated care
- Social Media - Social Platforms
- smart drugs
- Legal Framework of Advertising