E-health : the advent of online cancer information systems /
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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New York :
Hampton Press,
[2011]
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| Series: | Health communication (Cresskill, N.J.)
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Table of Contents:
- Creating a framework for online cancer services research to facilitate timely and interdisciplinary applications
- The health E-technologies initiative : a grant-making program to support eHealth research for health behavior change and chronic disease management
- Quality and accuracy of online health information
- The need for online information on the economic consequences of cancer diagnosis, treatment, and survivorship
- Care in the community
- Cancer dare dialogues : empirical support for complex adaptive systems research and practice
- Cancer internet search activity on a major search, United States 2001-2003
- Online cancer services : types of services offered and associated health outcomes
- Emerging technologies for cancer prevention and other population health challenges
- Online health behavior and disease management programs : are we ready for them? Are they ready for us?
- Reducing the cancer burden of lifestyle factors : opportunities and challenges of the internet
- The role of user input in shaping online information from the National Cancer Institute
- Using research-based web design and usability guidelines to improve health websites
- Cancer patients' self-reported attitudes about the internet
- Use of a wireless, hand-held computer information
- technology system to improve management of cancer-related pain, depression, and fatigue
- An internet-based cancer clinical trials matching resource
- Utility of two cancer organization websites for a multiethnic, public hospital oncology population : comparative cross-sectional survey
- Online support groups for persons with cancer
- An ecological framework for cancer communication : implications for research
- How new subscribers use cancer-related online mailing lists
- Specialized care via telemedicine : innovative applications in oncology
- Attributes of interactive online health information systems
- Use of internet audience measurement data to gauge market share for online health information services
- Tele-palliative care : high tech support for living with cancer
- Qualitative studies of the benefits and adverse effects of the availability of cancer information and support on the internet