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Qiulin Wang, Chunhua Tao, Yuan Yuan, Song Zhang and Jingyan Liang
Health information literacy (HIL) is a significant concept that has gradually become known to the broader public in recent years. Although the definitions of HIL and health literacy seem to overlap, as an independent subconcept, HIL still shows a unique ...
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Francisca Ramón Fernández, Dra.
Pág. 329 - 351
La inteligencia artificial y su aplicación en la medicina cambia las premisas de la relación médico-paciente tal y como la conocemos. La creación de robots médicos y la existencia de aplicaciones informáticas en las que las nuevas tecnologías de la infor...
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Meryem Zoghlami,Salma Ayeb,Kaouther Saied Ben Rached
Pág. 11 - 18
This paper examines the relationship between patient online health use, empowerment and treatment decision-making. A quantitative survey of 114 patients with chronic diseases highlights the impact of Internet use on shared decision-making. The study also...
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François Birault, Stéphanie Mignot, Nicole Caunes, Philippe Boutin, Emilie Bouquet, Marie-Christine Pérault-Pochat and Bérangère Thirioux
Background: The French Universal Health Cover (CMU) aims to compensate for inequalities between precarious and non-precarious populations, enabling the former to access to free healthcare. These measures rely on the principle that precarious populations?...
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