by Denis Anthony Anthony (Author)
All those involved with health care should be aware of the implications of the Internet and how it improves communication, so that they may determine the best way of utilizing this useful resource. This book provides an introduction to the Internet for nurses and health care professionals. It looks at forms of electronic communications across the massive international network, and includes a review of services specific to health care, as well as e-mail information, technical issues and details about the World Wide Web. The up-to-date material considers current developments in information systems within clinical areas, professional bodies and health authorities and Trusts, including the World Health Organization, Royal College of Nursing, English National Board and Department of Health. This practical guide is for health care professionals and students who are interested in learning more about the Internet.
Format: Paperback
Pages: 176
Publisher: Wiley–Blackwell
Published: 15 Aug 1996
ISBN 10: 0632040726
ISBN 13: 9780632040728
The book has something for everyone who recognises the potential implications of the Internet for health care and wants to find out more. Nursing Standard, 1997
This is an excellent book and will be invaluable to anyone in the health care field who uses a computer. Philip Burnard, European Nurse, 1998
Health on the Internet provides a valuable introduction to the Internet and its resources. Journal of Librarianship and Information Science
The book has something for everyone who recognises the potential implications of the Internet for health care and wants to find out more.
Nursing Standard, 1997
This is an excellent book and will be invaluable to anyone in the health care field who uses a computer.
Philip Burnard, European Nurse, 1998
Health on the Internet provides a valuable introduction to the Internet and its resources.
Journal of Librarianship and Information Science