About this book
Summary
Embark on a journey through the ethical landscape of telemedicine with "Justice at a Distance: Exploring the Ethical Dimensions of Telemedicine." This thought-provoking non-fiction work is a comprehensive exploration of the digital transformation in healthcare, accentuating the ethical challenges and opportunities that telemedicine brings to the table. - Delve into critical discussions on patient autonomy, informed consent, and data privacy in the realm of digital health. Explore how these age-old principles are adapting to the revolutionary changes in healthcare delivery. - Understand the implications of telemedicine on traditional doctor-patient relationships, and discover strategies to build trust and empathy remotely, overcoming the virtual barrier. The book provides an in-depth analysis of the socio-economic dimensions, addressing equity and access issues that permeate the healthcare industry. It also investigates the technological challenges of telemedicine, such as infrastructure, tools, and cybersecurity, while pondering the ethical role of AI. A guide for policymakers, healthcare professionals, students, and tech enthusiasts, "Justice at a Distance" invites you to consider your stance on these pertinent issues. Join the conversation on how to responsibly harness the power of telemedicine in today's rapidly evolving world. Take action today. Embrace the ethical dimensions that shape the future of healthcare.Book information
Genre
Health and Wellness, Self-Help
Length
3 hrs 27 mins
Publish date
Sep 20, 2025
Language
English
About the Author
T.S Avini
Table of Contents
1Chapter 1: Introduction to Telemedicine: A New Era of Healthcare
12Chapter 12: Cultural Sensitivity and Language Barriers in Digital Health
2Chapter 2: The Evolution of Telemedicine: From Concept to Reality
13Chapter 13: Telemedicine and Disabled Populations: Enhancing Accessibility
3Chapter 3: Ethical Foundations in Telemedicine: Key Concepts and Principles
14Chapter 14: Technological Challenges: Infrastructure, Security, and Tools
4Chapter 4: Patient Autonomy and Informed Consent in Digital Health
15Chapter 15: The Role of Artificial Intelligence in Telemedicine: Ethical Considerations
5Chapter 5: Privacy and Confidentiality: Protecting Patient Data
16Chapter 16: Public Health Implications: Telemedicine in Epidemic and Pandemic Response
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