The Internet is increasingly used as a source for information and knowledge. In the context of information gathering on health-related issues via Internet, healthcare institutions such as health insurance companies are important information providers. In this context the emergence and broad adoption of Web 2.0 technologies can be observed. As health insurance companies play a highly relevant role in the German healthcare system, we conduct a comparative analysis. The following questions are of interest: (1) How many German health insurance providers apply Web 2.0 technologies? (2) How has the application of Web 2.0 technologies in the German health insurance landscape changed? (3) Does diffusion and growth indicate an increasing fashion wav...
Web 2.0 technologies provide members of the health community - health professionals, health consumer...
Abstract: Germany is introducing a nation-wide health telematics infrastructure that enables various...
The European eHealth Trends project analyses the attitudes towards and usage of eHealth applications...
The Internet is increasingly used as a source for information and knowledge. In the context of infor...
Electronic Health (eHealth) increasingly refers to possibilities that arise from the so-called innov...
The internet has become a source of huge amounts of information related to healthcare; some is usefu...
The European eHealth Trends project analyses the attitudes towards and usage of eHealth applications...
Electronic Health (e-Health) increasingly strives to provide health information and services to heal...
The medical use of computing and information and communication technologies (ICTs) has a history of ...
Emerging health record platforms are interesting examples of the ongoing process of digitalization a...
Background: While aiming for the same goal of building a national eHealth Infrastructure, Germany ...
Tim Berners-Lee once said that 'Web 2.0' was 'what the Web was supposed to be all alo...
Background: During the last decade, the Internet has become increasingly popular and is now an impor...
As Internet gets more interactive in its applications, the Internet users have been adapting to this...
This dissertation examines the impact of internet technologies on the field of health communication....
Web 2.0 technologies provide members of the health community - health professionals, health consumer...
Abstract: Germany is introducing a nation-wide health telematics infrastructure that enables various...
The European eHealth Trends project analyses the attitudes towards and usage of eHealth applications...
The Internet is increasingly used as a source for information and knowledge. In the context of infor...
Electronic Health (eHealth) increasingly refers to possibilities that arise from the so-called innov...
The internet has become a source of huge amounts of information related to healthcare; some is usefu...
The European eHealth Trends project analyses the attitudes towards and usage of eHealth applications...
Electronic Health (e-Health) increasingly strives to provide health information and services to heal...
The medical use of computing and information and communication technologies (ICTs) has a history of ...
Emerging health record platforms are interesting examples of the ongoing process of digitalization a...
Background: While aiming for the same goal of building a national eHealth Infrastructure, Germany ...
Tim Berners-Lee once said that 'Web 2.0' was 'what the Web was supposed to be all alo...
Background: During the last decade, the Internet has become increasingly popular and is now an impor...
As Internet gets more interactive in its applications, the Internet users have been adapting to this...
This dissertation examines the impact of internet technologies on the field of health communication....
Web 2.0 technologies provide members of the health community - health professionals, health consumer...
Abstract: Germany is introducing a nation-wide health telematics infrastructure that enables various...
The European eHealth Trends project analyses the attitudes towards and usage of eHealth applications...
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