1. High-Level Expert Group on AI Assessment (2020) List for Trustworthy artificial intelligence (ALTAI) for self-assessment. European Commission. Also, WHO on E-health in WHA58.28 resolution passed (on Fifty-eighth World Health Assembly, Geneva, Switzerland, 2005). WHO on E-health in “WHA58.28” resolution passed (on Fifty-eighth World Health Assembly) in Geneva, Switzerland, 2005). It is mentioned therein E-health is a broader term understood as juncture of therapeutic informatics, public health and trade, referring to health services and information distributed or improved through the Internet and associated technologies
2. Della Mea V (2001) What is e-health: the death of telemedicine? J Med Internet Res 3(2):e22. https://doi.org/10.2196/jmir.3.2.e22
3. See WHO Eleventh General Programme of Work (2006–2015) In its report, provides a global health agenda for WHO’s Member States, wherein it focuses on four elements—availability, accessibility, acceptability and quality—as it calls as AAAQ
4. Viegas S, Dunn K (1998) Telemedicine: practicing in the information age. Lippincott, Raven Publishers, Philadelphia, PA. It is stated “There exists a difference between telehealth and telemedicine. Telemedicine, when has a clinician aspect telehealth is any use of information technology for health purposes”. Though both involve application of electronic information and communication technologies for healthcare, telemedicine specifically implies “long-distance patient care”
5. Daley HA (2000) Telemedicine: The Invisible Legal Barriers to the Health Care of the Future Annals of. Health Law 9(1):73–106