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Integrated telematic support for paediatrics: a practical model.

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This paper describes the benefits gained and the organizational and practical considerations involved in establishing a relatively low-cost telematic support network for paediatric care and research. It is based on a case study in north-east England, where such a system has been implemented, supporting multimedia conferencing and reference facilities, postgraduate education and management information. The role of this type of service in regional health-care provision is discussed, for paediatrics and other disciplines.

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T Cunningham, K Bartlett. 1996. Integrated telematic support for paediatrics: a practical model.. https://doi.org/10.1258/1357633961929268

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