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Abstract
Teleneurology is the use of telecommunications to improve the delivery of neurology services. A wide range of telecommunications techniques may be used, including the telephone, email, the Internet and videoconferencing. Teleneurology can improve access to specialist neurological services for patients all over the world. Teleneurology also deals with more specialized fields that are of interest to the neurological practitioner, such as neurophysiology and neuroradiology. The book combines comprehensive reviews of each topic with practical advice on all available telemedicine techniques and on navigating the Internet for the most up-to-date neurological information.
Table of Contents
| Section Title | Page | Action | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Editorial | |||
| From family planning and child health to reproductive health | |||
| Julia Cleves Mosse | |||
| Children as a resource - environmental degradaion and fertility | |||
| Susan Joekes | |||
| 'Safe Motherhood', family planning and matenal mortality - an Indonesian case study | |||
| Ines Smyth | |||
| Female Sexuality, regulation and resistance | |||
| Renu Khanna and Janet Price | |||
| Rape in South Africa - an invisible part of apartheid's legacy | |||
| Sue Armstrong | |||
| The development of contraceptive technologies - a feminist critique | |||
| Anita Hardon | |||
| Abortion, reproductive rights and maternal mortality | |||
| Ruth Pearson and Caroline Sweetman | |||
| Women's health and feminist politics | |||
| Denise Faure | |||
| The road to Cairo | |||
| Peggy Antrobus | |||
| A valuable lesson | |||
| Urvashi Butalia and Ritu Menon | |||
| Resources: | |||
| Book review | |||
| Further reading | |||
| Organisations working in the feilds of population and women's health. |