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Ethics, Privacy, and Legal Issues (457)

Published on in Vol 14, No 2 (2012): Mar-Apr

A Conceptual Framework and Principles for Trusted Pervasive Health

A Conceptual Framework and Principles for Trusted Pervasive Health

A Conceptual Framework and Principles for Trusted Pervasive Health

Authors of this article:

Pekka Sakari Ruotsalainen1 ;   Bernd Gerhard Blobel2 ;   Antto Veikko Seppälä3 ;   Hannu Olavi Sorvari4 ;   Pirkko Anneli Nykänen3
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