E-Health Consumer: A Diminishing Tolerance of Hospitals

Hy Eliasoph

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Law & Governance

Law & Governance 4(2) November -0001 : 0-0

E-Health Consumer: A Diminishing Tolerance of Hospitals

Hy Eliasoph

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Increasing consumer sophistication and comfort with the Internet will lead to less tolerance for hospitals and health systems that have not employed the technology in a consumer-friendly manner.

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Law & Governance

E-Health Consumer: A Diminishing Tolerance of Hospitals

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