CHP/PCOR Events

Health in the Digital Age: How Information Technology, Computing Infrastructure, and New Devices Are Transforming Healthcare

Conference

Date and Time
September 9, 2001 - September 11, 2001
8:00 AM - 12:30 PM

Availability
RSVP Required

Topics: Information technology

Location
Teaching Center, Science and Engineering Quad, Stanford University

Events of interest

Going with Your Gut Feeling? Age Differences in Affective Versus Cognitive Processing of Healthcare Information
Joseph A. Mikels
How Governance Influences Health and Technology in Myanmar, Mexico, China, Iraq and the Progressive Era in the U.S.
Grant Miller, Matthew Kohrman, Krista Donaldson, Alberto Diaz-Cayeros
Effect of Age and Chronic Disease on Health Care Costs
Wei Yu, A Ravelo, Todd H. Wagner, Paul G. Barnett
Old-age Health and Mortality Patterns in Japan and the United States
Ryan Edwards, PhD

Free Internet Access, the Digital Divide, and Health Information
Todd H. Wagner, M. Kate Bundorf, Sara J. Singer, Laurence C. Baker
Medical Care vol. 43, 4 (2005)
Evidence-Based Approach to Interactive Health Communication: A Challenge to Medicine in the Information Age, An
Thomas N. Robinson, K. Patrick, T.R. Eng, D. Gustafson
Journal of the American Medical Association vol. 280 (1998)
Health Care and Information Technology: Growing Up Together
Sara J. Singer, Alain C. Enthoven, Alan M. Garber
Springer-Verlag (New York) in "Medical Informatics, Computer Application in Health Care, Second Edition", Shortliffe, et al, editors. (2000)
Effect of Age on the Use of Health and Self-Care Information: Confronting the Stereotype
L.S. Wagner, Todd H. Wagner
The Gerontologist vol. 43, 3 (2003)