Abstract
This paper explores electronic health as a segment of electronic government. International practice in electronic health field and electronic health strategies adopted in Europe are analysed. Current practices in delivery of electronic health services in G2C are investigated and perspectives are specified.
Highlights
At present, the active implementation of informationcommunication Technologies (ICT) is observed in various fields of human activity, including in public administration, economy, education and health.The development in the sphere of ICT and webtechnologies has substantially altered the organization, proposal and delivery of government services [1]
The establishment and use of new government services is mostly dependent on the development of electronic government (e-government) within the framework of national and international programs, as well as the demand of citizens for online use of electronic services
International practice in electronic health field and electronic health strategies adopted in Europe are analysed
Summary
The active implementation of informationcommunication Technologies (ICT) is observed in various fields of human activity, including in public administration, economy, education and health. Citizen expectations are being expanded regarding e-services delivered in healthcare sphere such as accessibility of good practice and useful information, improvement of the quality of health services, new treatment methods, delivery of long-term medical support and medical insurance. In 2000’s e-health was used as a general term for explaining the use of electronic tools and electronic data related to information technologies in healthcare sector [4]. It has been reckoned, in a broad sense, that the use of e-health will facilitate the solution of several problems encountered by healthcare system, improvement of the efficiency of health services, and effective organization of management system. Existing practice and solutions on the delivery of ehealth services in G2C, advantages and problems of e-health are explored
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