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The sudden influx of modern communications in Sub-Saharan Africa has opened up exciting opportunities for humanitarian engineering – a field that many engineers associate with installation of water and sanitation facilities in rural areas – to adapt mobile communications technologies to address the urgent health needs of this impoverished region.
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Volume 15 Number 3
Fall 1996
Technology & Revolution in Health Care Economics

FEATURES
Medical Technology Development: Limiting Regulation *
SUSAN BARTLETT FOOTE

The Truth About Technology and Health Care Costs *
CANDACE L. LITTELL AND ROBIN J. STRONGIN

Are Technology and Ethics Out of Step? Oregon's Experience *
PAIGE R. SIPES-METZLER

Abandonment of the Patient *
CLAIRE M. FAGIN

Emerging Medical Technologies: Balancing Risks and Benefits *
DAVID C. MURRAY

Ethical Issues in Managed Care *
JOHN H. FIELDER

Information and Medical Ethics: Protecting Patient Privacy *
REID CUSHMAN

Technology and Health Care Driving Costs Up, Not Down *
JOEL L. NITZKIN

COLUMNS
Guest Editorial--Technology and the Revolution in Health Care Economics

Second Opinion--Medicine's New Dark Age

Last Word--Expanding the Hippocratic Oath

DEPARTMENTS
Call for Papers--ISTAS'97

* Refereed article

Volume 15 Number 3 Fall 1996 Technology & Revolution in Health Care Economics

Volume 15 Number 3
Fall 1996
Technology & Revolution in Health Care Economics