A concept for a long-term scalable bioengineering model of primary care
A concept for a long-term scalable bioengineering model of primary care
We present a concept for development of a unified bioengineering framework that consolidates efforts in extending the geographical boundaries and outreach of primary care in Ireland and ensure its long-term scalability. This framework encompasses infrastructures, devices, systems, techniques, materials, engineering practices and socio-technical set-ups for improved access, safety and quality of care at national and global levels. In particular, we address the development of special purpose solutions, technologies and devices for healthcare from a bioengineering perspective, within the wider healthcare and biotechnology agendas in Ireland.
primary care, bioengineering, information and communication technology, global platform, ireland, modelling, healthcare, long-term scalability, access to care, care safety, quality of care
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Maad, S.
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Dimitrov, B.D.
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Fahey, T.
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2012
Maad, S.
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Dimitrov, B.D.
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Fahey, T.
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Maad, S., Dimitrov, B.D. and Fahey, T.
(2012)
A concept for a long-term scalable bioengineering model of primary care.
International Journal of Business Information Systems, 9 (4), .
(doi:10.1504/IJBIS.2012.046296).
Abstract
We present a concept for development of a unified bioengineering framework that consolidates efforts in extending the geographical boundaries and outreach of primary care in Ireland and ensure its long-term scalability. This framework encompasses infrastructures, devices, systems, techniques, materials, engineering practices and socio-technical set-ups for improved access, safety and quality of care at national and global levels. In particular, we address the development of special purpose solutions, technologies and devices for healthcare from a bioengineering perspective, within the wider healthcare and biotechnology agendas in Ireland.
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Published date: 2012
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primary care, bioengineering, information and communication technology, global platform, ireland, modelling, healthcare, long-term scalability, access to care, care safety, quality of care
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Primary Care & Population Sciences
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URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/365770
ISSN: 1746-0972
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