Abstract
In recent years, exogenous shocks and cuts in public funding affected the ability to provide health services of adequate quality: an increase in the need for clinical work has combined with a chronic understaffing of medical personnel to generate a critical crisis. Telemedicine has emerged as a potential solution, as it allows saving professional work and preserving quality. Telemedicine is not a new set of practices, but recent advancements in information technology and management – such as the introduction of big data analysis and viable artificial intelligence techniques – have generated a debate on many operational and ethical questions. This book explores the transformations that a widespread use of telemedicine can generate in the relationships between the affected subjects – doctors, patients, other health professionals – and between human and artificial agents at the dawn of Artificial Intelligence.

Keywords
Telemedicine, Artificial intelligence, Organizational action, Health policy, Human-computer interaction.

Table of contents
Marco Zamarian, Telemedicina e attività di cura: una visione d’insieme
Giovanni Rulli, Telemedicina e organizzazione
Angelo Gasparre, Il lavoro a distanza nella telemedicina
Roberto Franceschi, Telemedicina e relazioni in diabetologia pediatrica
Diego Ponte, Il digitale nella gestione della cronicità in cardiologia
Alberto Zanutto, Valutazione dei sistemi digitali in sanità e pratiche dei pazienti
Francesco Maria Barbini, Innovazione informatica e lavoro dei medici
Marco Zamarian, Telemedicina e relazioni, una storia da scrivere

CITE IT!
Zamarian M. (Ed.), 2024, Telemedicina e trasformazione delle relazioni nelle attività di cura, http://amsacta.cib.unibo.it, Bologna: TAO Digital Library.
ISBN: 978-88-98626-33-5
DOI: http://doi.org/10.6092/unibo/amsacta/7748

Received: 29/03/2024
Accepted: 27/05/2024
Published: 17/06/2024