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Journal Article
How will the Internet change our health system?
2000
Overview
Although health care institutions may resist the influence of network computing, eventually the Internet is likely to accelerate the \"virtualization\" of health care plans and systems and help to eliminate much of the clerical burden in caregiving and insurance. The core processes in health care - interactions between patients and physicians - are likely to be rapidly and profoundly affected. The greatest barrier to realizing network computing's full potential is the same barrier that has hampered the spread of enterprise computing: persuading physicians to use these technologies. Regulatory issues and cost issues also are discussed.
Publisher
The People to People Health Foundation, Inc., Project HOPE
Subject
/ Delivery of Health Care - organization & administration
/ Delivery of Health Care - trends
/ Facility Regulation and Control - organization & administration
/ Health
/ Health Knowledge, Attitudes, Practice
/ Humans
/ Information processing systems
/ Internet
/ Internet - organization & administration
/ Patients
/ Physician practice management
/ Practitioner patient relationship
/ Privacy
/ R&D
/ Trends
