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Too much technology

BMJ (Online), 2015-02, Vol.350 (feb16 2), p.h705-h705

Hofmann, Bjørn Morten

2015

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Clinical technology specialists

BMJ (Online), 2015-02, Vol.350 (feb19 15), p.h945-h945

2015

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How is technology changing clinician-patient relationships?

BMJ (Online), 2024-03, p.q574

Rosen, Rebecca

2024

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When I use a word . . . . Too much healthcare—technology

BMJ (Online), 2022-08, p.o2102

Aronson, Jeffrey K

2022

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Using health technology assessment to inform insurance reimbursement of high technology medicines in China: an example of cancer immunotherapy

BMJ (Online), 2023-06, p.e069963

2023

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Equity and technology in the pandemic treaty

BMJ (Online), 2023-11, p.p2533

2023

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Type 1 diabetes: NICE recommends new "artificial pancreas" technology

BMJ (Online), 2023-01, Vol.380, p.55

Iacobucci, Gareth

2023

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Adopting new technology is crucial to surgeons’ training, says report

BMJ (Online), 2022-08, p.o1989

Hussain, Zainab

2022

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The debate over digital technology and young people

BMJ (Online), 2015-08, Vol.351, p.h3064

2015

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Wearable technology: covid-19 and the rise of remote clinical monitoring

BMJ (Online), 2021-02, p.n413

Best, Jo

2021

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How health technology reassessment can support disinvestment in China’s national drug reimbursement list

BMJ (Online), 2023-06, p.e068917

2023

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Financial interests of patient organisations contributing to technology assessment at England’s National Institute for Health and Care Excellence: policy review

BMJ (Online), 2019-01, p.k5300

2019

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Partha Kar: Technology and the NHS—a world of false promises?

BMJ (Online), 2019-11, p.l6135

Kar, Partha

2019

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NICE recommends AI technology for planning radiotherapy

BMJ (Online), 2023-08, p.p1861

Mahase, Elisabeth

2023

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24/7 technology--who needs it?

BMJ (Online), 2015-05, Vol.350 (may28 1), p.h2894-h2894

Brizzell, C.

2015

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Empowering patients through technology: GP Amir Hannan

BMJ (Online), 2021-01, p.n58

Robinson, Francesca

2021

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Put to the test: use of rapid testing technologies for covid-19

BMJ (Online), 2021-02, Vol.372, p.n208

2021

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Adoption of new surgical technology

BMJ, 2006-01, Vol.332 (7533), p.112-114

Wilson, Charles B

International edition, 2006

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Minister admits “urgent” need for science and technology workforce to be more diverse

BMJ (Online), 2022-06, p.o1486

O’Dowd, Adrian

2022

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Newer technologies for detection of atrial fibrillation

BMJ (Online), 2018-10, p.k3946

2018

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GP crisis requires more than just technology to fix it

BMJ (Online), 2022-07, p.o1670

2022

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Technology will improve doctors’ relationships with patients, says Topol review

BMJ (Online), 2019-02, p.l661

Rimmer, Abi

2019

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Raising the bar for using surrogate endpoints in drug regulation and health technology assessment

BMJ (Online), 2021-09, p.n2191

2021

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VOMIT (victims of modern imaging technology)--an acronym for our times

BMJ, 2003-06, Vol.326 (7401), p.1273-1273

Hayward, R.

International edition, 2003

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Ben Maruthappu: Caring about technology

BMJ (Online), 2017-09, Vol.358, p.j4153

2017

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Too much technology

Clinical technology specialists

How is technology changing clinician-patient relationships?

When I use a word . . . . Too much healthcare—technology

Using health technology assessment to inform insurance reimbursement of high technology medicines in China: an example of cancer immunotherapy

Equity and technology in the pandemic treaty

Type 1 diabetes: NICE recommends new "artificial pancreas" technology

Adopting new technology is crucial to surgeons’ training, says report

The debate over digital technology and young people

Wearable technology: covid-19 and the rise of remote clinical monitoring

How health technology reassessment can support disinvestment in China’s national drug reimbursement list

Financial interests of patient organisations contributing to technology assessment at England’s National Institute for Health and Care Excellence: policy review

Partha Kar: Technology and the NHS—a world of false promises?

NICE recommends AI technology for planning radiotherapy

24/7 technology--who needs it?

Empowering patients through technology: GP Amir Hannan

Put to the test: use of rapid testing technologies for covid-19

Adoption of new surgical technology

Minister admits “urgent” need for science and technology workforce to be more diverse

Newer technologies for detection of atrial fibrillation

GP crisis requires more than just technology to fix it

Technology will improve doctors’ relationships with patients, says Topol review

Raising the bar for using surrogate endpoints in drug regulation and health technology assessment

VOMIT (victims of modern imaging technology)--an acronym for our times

Ben Maruthappu: Caring about technology

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