HEALTH AND SOCIAL CARE INFORMATION CENTRE
Literature Review
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The literature review should answer the question: What does the literature tell us about the current adoption and future potential benefits of health and Wellbeing Applications including native apps, services such as the big white wall and Personal Health Records to enable patient centred care and reduction in the cost of care delivery?
In pursuing this question it should seek to identify key themes in its scope: In what different ways do organisations go about defining and realising benefits, and what can be learned about the different approaches at home and abroad.
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The literature review should answer the question
The literature review should answer the question:.
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