les systèmes d'information en santé et l'éthique ; d'Hippocrate à e-ppocr@te
This insightful book by Jérôme Béranger explores the ethical dimensions of health information systems, bridging ancient Hippocratic ideals with contemporary digital challenges. It examines how technology transforms healthcare while emphasizing the need for robust ethical guidelines to protect patients and uphold moral standards in an evolving field.
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Les systèmes d'information en santé et l'éthique traces the historical and contemporary intersections of medical informatics and ethical considerations. Authored by Jérôme Béranger, it delves into foundational principles established by Hippocrates and their adaptation to today's electronic health environments.
The work addresses how information systems in healthcare raise profound ethical questions, balancing technological advancements with patient privacy and moral responsibilities. It provides a framework for understanding these dynamics in an increasingly digital medical landscape.
From ancient oaths to e-ppocr@te, the book highlights the continuity and evolution of ethical standards in health information management. It serves as a guide for professionals navigating the complexities of modern healthcare ethics.
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