THEORETICAL INVESTIGATION OF EHEALTH VALUE PERCEPTION

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Publikuota Jan 10, 2020

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Zaneta Simanaviciene
Kaunas Technology University
Aida Navikaitė-Varanavičienė
Kaunas Technology University

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Broadly looking when citizens are in a good health they are still socially and economically productive and also have their socio economic status.  Hence, the essential goal of any healthcare system is the only one – to enhance value for patients. And since digital revolution impacts all domains of society it is significant to recognize the importance of eHealth. The digital revolution impacts all domains of society. And nowadays ubiquitous Internet access stimulates the conventional healthcare towards modern one. Hence, there is a lot of avenue for future investigation of value perception in the context of eHealth. The object of this particular study is eHealth value. And there are three-fold objectives: 1) to analyze eHealth from the theoretical point of view, 2) to examine the values of eHealth, 3) to investigate the opportunities for European eHealth system. Additionally, the methods that have been incorporated in this study paper: 1) logical and comparative analysis of literature, 2) academic literature synthesis

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