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Healthcare Compunetics

Authors: Andy, Marsh; Swamy, Laxminarayan; Lodewijk, Bos;

Healthcare Compunetics

Abstract

Changes in life expectancy, healthy life expectancy and health seeking behaviour are having an impact on the demand for care. Such changes could occur across the whole population, or for specific groups. Changes for specific groups will be particularly affected by policy initiatives, while both these and wider changes will be affected by people's levels of engagement with their health and the health service itself Levels of education, income and media coverage of health issues are also important. These factors could also encourage an increase in people caring for themselves and their families or community.

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Medical Records Systems, Computerized, Telemedicine, Self Care, Computer Communication Networks, Artificial Intelligence, Patient-Centered Care, Humans, Medical Informatics Applications, Patient Care

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