Internet law is muddling along
Technologically mediated health care raises problems of patient
confidentiality, cross border practice, and quality of information. Terry (p 602) reports that US regulators have yet to find the appropriate balance between risk and benefits of cross border practice,
while Stanberry (p 605) says that the emphasis of European policy
in this area ought to switch from resisting online health services to
finding ways to properly supervise and accredit them.
(Credit: MARK OLDROYD)
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- Education and debate: Regulating health information: a US perspective • Commentary: Legal aspects of health on the internet: a European perspective
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