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Monograph "Health Interventions on the Internet"

Health portals

Pilar Roqué (pilar.roque@gencat.net)

The Catalan regional government�s Ministry of Health



abstract

Internet is now an important source of scientific and health information. New information and communication technologies have led to the Internet's becoming a mass media and a tool for knowledge translation. The Internet allows consumers to access health information and the online health services on offer easily.


Websites related to health have grown exponentially and are to be found among the most popular. The very characteristics of the Internet, such as its low cost, easy global, democratic and anonymous access to information, its rapid transmission and time-saving, aid and ease use and access to content, editing and the establishing of a framework to enhance interactivity.


The first article in this section stresses the trends in the use of the Internet as a source of information on health, whereas the two articles that follow it analyse the Webpacientes.org and Fisterrasalud initiatives. These three articles are as follows:


- "Trends in the use of the Internet as a source of information on health", by Jaime Jiménez Pernett, José Francisco García, José Luis Martín and Clara Bermúdez.


- "Webpacientes.org, an online experience in e-health education and information", by Giovanna Gabriele Muñiz, Laura Fernández, Enric Pineda and Joan Moreno.


- "FisterraSalud: a portal for patients", by M.ª Pilar Farjas and Joaquín Serrano.

keywords

Internet, health information, health, knowledge management in health, patients' rights, quality, self care



Submission date:  December 2006
Published in:  March 2007










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Open summary, issue 4 (2007)

Open summary (iss. 4, 2007)

editorial

The use of the Internet in healthcare, focus of a new section: the dossier

in-depth

Cybertext challenge: teaching literature in the digital world, by Raine Koskimaa. Presentation by Laura Borràs

dossier

Health interventions on the Internet, coordinated by E. Hernández and B. Gómez-Zúñiga

Introduction: A study of health interventions on the Internet, by E. Hernández and B. Gómez-Zúñiga

  1. Experiences in online intervention in one field: tobacco addiction, by J.M. Suelves
  2. Experiences of hybrid-design online interventions, by M. Armayones and N. Guillamón
  3. Health portals, by P. Roqué

Conclusions: State of the art and prospects for the future, by M. Pousada, L. Valiente and M. Boixadós


miscellany

Hacia una nueva concepción de los estudios literarios en el espacio europeo de enseñanza superior (EHEA), by Laura Borràs

R&D, innovation and public policy: towards a new economic policy for innovation, by Maria Callejón

analysis and debate

A bibliographic review of relations between literature and technology. The state of the art at Spanish universities, by Joan-Elies Adell

Greening-Turisme: a platform for exchanging knowledge geared towards the dissemination of sustainable tourism through ICTs, by F. González, O. Miralbell, M. G. Nel·lo and F. Romagosa

reviews

Didáctica universitaria en entornos virtuales de enseñanza aprendizaje, by G. Bautista, F. Borges and A. Forés. By Enric Serradell

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