Telemedicine using techniques such as email, which do not operate in real time.

Electronic health records which are stored on the patient's own computer system

Database in which all data in stored in one centralized location

Control of IT using electrical impulses from the brain

Devices used to replace a user's arms or legs if they have been amputated. Increasing becoming computerized.

Control of IT using electrical impulses from the body

Integration of IT into the human body.

A system which uses Google Maps to show the latest health news and alerts from around the globes.

Injury caused by overuse or incorrect use of a computer, which can affect the wrists, arms, back, or shoulders.

A health problem causing pain in the wrist, often associated with overuse or incorrect of a computer system.

Process of transferring data between systems in a standard format that both can understand.