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| Role of Internet Technology in Enhancing Patients’ Health Care Communication with Medical Professionals | |||
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This paper discusses the emerging role of the Internet technology in the management of personal health care and the role of internet illness discussion groups in promoting proactive patient role. |
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| Health Care in Networked World: Role of Information and Communication Technologies in Changing Health Care | |||
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Advances in information technologies are leading to health care revolution. This paper discusses applications of internet technology into personal health care management and how it affects patient health care services. |
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| Life Course Perspective on Coping with a Life Threatening Chronic Illness: Outcome Based Age Comparisons | |||
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This research explored the degree to which psychological outcomes of coping with cancer are linked with the ‘temporality’ of cancer diagnosis. |
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| Does Participation in Internet Cancer Support Groups Help You Cope Better? Internet-Mediated Social Support and Reported Benefits | |||
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The Internet is bringing about social changes in contemporary social interactions. The research presented in this article explores perceived benefits of Internet mediated support communication in cancer networks. |
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| Digital Diversity or Digital Divide: An Exploratory Research on Age, Gender, Race and Income Characteristics of Online Health Information Users | |||
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This paper presents results of a study with online cancer patients. Results are indicative of race, age, social class-based digital divide in regards to utilization of health information web sites. |
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