Telemedicine and crime / Russell G. Smith.

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Publication details:
Canberra : Australian Institute of Criminology, 1997.
Record id:
17570
Series:
Trends and issues in crime and criminal justice ; no 69. 137856
Subject:
Medical personnel -- Crime -- Australia.
Medical care -- Australia.
Summary:
This paper outlines some of the potential areas of risk for medical practitioners who make use of on-line services (telemedicine), both in terms of their criminal and professional liability. Smith discusses the possibility of victimisation and covers th e following areas of risk: interception of communications and breach of confidentiality; hacking, online vandalism and terrorism in relation to hospital and medical records; advertising and electronic transfer of funds; copyright infringement; and unprofessional conduct on the Internet. Brief mention is made of some strategies to prevent and control illegality in this area. - Publisher's website.
Note:
Cover title.
"April 1997."
Includes bibliographical references.
ISBN:
064224037X
ISSN:
0817-8542
Phys. description:
6 pages ; 30 cm