Health on the Internet
Health on the Internet by Denis Anthony, published by Blackwell Science in 1996, is a comprehensive guide designed for health care professionals seeking to enhance their knowledge and expertise through online resources. This edition spans 158 pages and is presented in English. The book explores the vast array of health and care information available on the Internet, emphasizing the importance of knowing how to effectively access and utilize these resources.
Readers will find a detailed introduction to the Internet and its information systems, along with practical guidance on connecting to and locating valuable resources. Health on the Internet covers essential topics such as understanding and navigating the World Wide Web, and it includes current information from various institutions, including the World Health Organisation. This guide aims to facilitate learning, collaboration, and communication within the health care field by leveraging the potential of online information.
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A vast amount of health and care information is available on the Internet. In order to realise the enormous potential for learning, collaboration and communication, we must know how to access and use this valuable resource. Health on the Internet is an essential guide to the Internet for all health care professionals who want to update their knowledge and expertise. It provides a detailed introduction to the Internet and its information systems, how to connect, find a resource and bring it one’s own desktop. The book gives guidance on understanding and using the World Wide Web and includes up-to-date details on information systems from a wide range of institutions including the World Health Organisation.
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