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City Middlesex / Nottingham / London / / Company Google / The Nottingham City Primary Care Trust / Creative Commons / BioMed Central Ltd. / John Wiley & Sons / / Country United States / Canada / United Kingdom / / Currency CHF / / / Facility Brunel University / / IndustryTerm healthcare technology / case management / healthcare information technology / telemonitoring equipment / healthcare delivery / telehealth equipment / telephone connection / healthcare / focus / remote server / actual equipment / healthcare professionals / information technology acceptance byindividual professionals / e-health services / telehealth services / telemedicine technology / telephone calls discussing patients / wireless patient / data management / healthcare centres / telehealth technology use / healthcare stakeholders / healthcare outcomes / healthcare professional / telemedicine services / healthcare setting / online submission / sent using a standard telephone connection / / MedicalCondition larger COPD / COPD / severe COPD / MS / asthma / chronic conditions / arrhythmia / congestive heart failure / chronic heart failure / chronic obstructive pulmonary disease / Chronic illness / diabetes / heart failure / chronic disease / cardiac disease / infection / depression / / Organization Urvashi.Sharma@brunel.ac.uk Department of Computer Science / Brunel University / Reinventing government / Nottingham City Council / NHS / / Person Interpretative / / Position model of information technology acceptance byindividual professionals / manager / project manager / CHF nurse / Physician / researcher / qualified engineer / engineer / team member / Governor / nurse / service manager / COPD nurse / / Product FS / / ProvinceOrState New Jersey / / Technology information technologies / healthcare technology / information technology / telemedicine / video conferencing / healthcare information technology / telemonitoring technology / telemedicine technology / / URL www.biomedcentral.com/submit / http /
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