CHAPTER 9: EHEALTH, MHEALTH AND TELEMEDICINE
QUESTIONS WITH DETAILED VERIFIED AND 100%
ACCURATE ANSWERS
eHealth Correct Answers Involves the use of technology to transcend
geographical distance in promoting good health
mHealth Correct Answers Involves the use of devices such as mobile
phones, tablet computers, and personal digital assistants
telehealth Correct Answers Utilizes technology to facilitate long-
distance health care, education, administrative teamwork, and disaster
responses.
telemedicine Correct Answers a subset of telehealth that specifically
involves offering clinical services to patients at a distance, usually
through the use of teleconference exams and shared diagnostic data, but
also via phone and computer mediated conversations
three spheres Correct Answers - different rules of engagement apply to
our interactions depending on circumstances
- G. Thomas Goodnight (1982) and Robert Cox (2010) identified three
spheres with powerful influence on the way we communicate with
others: the personal, technical, and public
personal sphere Correct Answers involves communication between a
small number of people that is usually not made part of the public record
- casual conversation between friends and acquaintances
, - usually don't follow formal rules of argumentation
- can be swayed by personalities
technical sphere Correct Answers governed by strict rules, such as
agreed-upon standards for what constitutes evidence and causality
- debate between scientists or trial attorneys
public sphere Correct Answers more inclusive than the other two. It is
created through "conversation, argument, debate, or questioning" about
issues that concern people at a community or global level
- occurs in any space in which people engage with each other
Web 2.0 Correct Answers a term used to describe Internet users' ability
to create and share information online, has made it possible for everyday
citizens to step beyond the role of information consumer into the shoes
of message creators and publishers
social network theory Correct Answers proposes that we experience
strong ties with people whose social networks overlap ours a great deal
(close friends and members of our inner circle) and weak ties with
people whose social networks do not overlap much with our own
(acquaintanceships)
strong ties vs. weak ties Correct Answers Strong Ties are relatively
small in number but are qualitatively powerful (peers and kinship)
Weak Ties are superficial, but they are large in number, providing
connections to a wide array of people
QUESTIONS WITH DETAILED VERIFIED AND 100%
ACCURATE ANSWERS
eHealth Correct Answers Involves the use of technology to transcend
geographical distance in promoting good health
mHealth Correct Answers Involves the use of devices such as mobile
phones, tablet computers, and personal digital assistants
telehealth Correct Answers Utilizes technology to facilitate long-
distance health care, education, administrative teamwork, and disaster
responses.
telemedicine Correct Answers a subset of telehealth that specifically
involves offering clinical services to patients at a distance, usually
through the use of teleconference exams and shared diagnostic data, but
also via phone and computer mediated conversations
three spheres Correct Answers - different rules of engagement apply to
our interactions depending on circumstances
- G. Thomas Goodnight (1982) and Robert Cox (2010) identified three
spheres with powerful influence on the way we communicate with
others: the personal, technical, and public
personal sphere Correct Answers involves communication between a
small number of people that is usually not made part of the public record
- casual conversation between friends and acquaintances
, - usually don't follow formal rules of argumentation
- can be swayed by personalities
technical sphere Correct Answers governed by strict rules, such as
agreed-upon standards for what constitutes evidence and causality
- debate between scientists or trial attorneys
public sphere Correct Answers more inclusive than the other two. It is
created through "conversation, argument, debate, or questioning" about
issues that concern people at a community or global level
- occurs in any space in which people engage with each other
Web 2.0 Correct Answers a term used to describe Internet users' ability
to create and share information online, has made it possible for everyday
citizens to step beyond the role of information consumer into the shoes
of message creators and publishers
social network theory Correct Answers proposes that we experience
strong ties with people whose social networks overlap ours a great deal
(close friends and members of our inner circle) and weak ties with
people whose social networks do not overlap much with our own
(acquaintanceships)
strong ties vs. weak ties Correct Answers Strong Ties are relatively
small in number but are qualitatively powerful (peers and kinship)
Weak Ties are superficial, but they are large in number, providing
connections to a wide array of people
