Information technology and hospice palliative care: social, cultural, ethical and technical implications in a rural setting. [electronic resource]

By:

Kuziemsky, Craig

Contributor(s):

Jewers, Heather
Appleby, Brenda
Foshay, Neil
Maccaull, Wendy
Miller, Keith
Macdonald, Madonna

Producer: 20120426Description: 37-50 p. digitalISSN:

1753-8165

Subject(s):

Attitude of Health Personnel
Culture
Health Personnel
Health Policy
Hospice Care -- ethics
Humans
Information Services
Interprofessional Relations
Medical Informatics -- ethics
Palliative Care -- ethics
Patient-Centered Care -- ethics
Politics
Qualitative Research
Quality of Health Care -- ethics
Rural Health Services -- ethics
Software Design
User-Computer Interface

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Available from publisher's website

In: Informatics for health & social care vol. 37

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Information technology and hospice palliative care: social, cultural, ethical and technical implications in a rural setting.

APA

Kuziemsky C., Jewers H., Appleby B., Foshay N., Maccaull W., Miller K. & Macdonald M. (20120426). Information technology and hospice palliative care: social, cultural, ethical and technical implications in a rural setting. : Informatics for health & social care.

Chicago

Kuziemsky Craig, Jewers Heather, Appleby Brenda, Foshay Neil, Maccaull Wendy, Miller Keith and Macdonald Madonna. 20120426. Information technology and hospice palliative care: social, cultural, ethical and technical implications in a rural setting. : Informatics for health & social care.

Harvard

Kuziemsky C., Jewers H., Appleby B., Foshay N., Maccaull W., Miller K. and Macdonald M. (20120426). Information technology and hospice palliative care: social, cultural, ethical and technical implications in a rural setting. : Informatics for health & social care.

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Kuziemsky Craig, Jewers Heather, Appleby Brenda, Foshay Neil, Maccaull Wendy, Miller Keith and Macdonald Madonna. Information technology and hospice palliative care: social, cultural, ethical and technical implications in a rural setting. : Informatics for health & social care. 20120426.

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