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Cyberspace Healthcare Geographies

Cyberspace-mediated geographies of healthcare refer to the ways in which digital platforms and technologies facilitate access to medical information and services, especially in times of crisis, by overcoming physical barriers and enhancing communication.

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Cyberspace-mediated geographies of healthcare represent a significant shift in how healthcare services are delivered and accessed. With the rise of digital technologies, patients can now receive care remotely, making healthcare more accessible, especially for those in rural or underserved areas. Tel...

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Key Terms

Telemedicine
The remote diagnosis and treatment of patients through telecommunications technology.

Example: A patient consults a doctor via video call.

Digital Health
The use of digital technologies to improve health and healthcare delivery.

Example: Mobile apps that track fitness and health metrics.

Health Informatics
The intersection of information science, computer science, and healthcare.

Example: Using electronic health records to manage patient information.

Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
Systems that capture, store, analyze, and manage spatial or geographic data.

Example: Mapping disease outbreaks in a region.

Wearable Devices
Electronic devices worn on the body that track health metrics.

Example: Fitness trackers that monitor heart rate.

Mobile Health (mHealth)
Health care and public health practices supported by mobile devices.

Example: Apps that remind patients to take their medication.

Related Topics

Health Data Analytics
The process of analyzing health data to improve patient outcomes and healthcare efficiency.
intermediate
E-Health
The use of electronic processes and communication in healthcare.
intermediate
Public Health Informatics
The application of informatics in public health to improve population health.
advanced

Key Concepts

TelemedicineDigital HealthHealth InformaticsGeographic Information Systems