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e-health networks and social transformations 313cultural norms as well as truly individualized applications. The problem,though, is at its core less financial than sociological. This is because the institutionaldynamic is powerful and often threatens to eclipse the nominalpurpose of a web-based health initiative. Earlier expectations of centralizationin mediated health information continue to affect program planning anddeployment, perhaps diminishing positive experiences that might grow fromcommunity produced and locally consumed mediated health information.ACKNOWLEDGMENTSWe thank The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation for a grant that allowed us toconduct the initial work for this chapter and for the use of survey data that theyhave sponsored. We thank the Pew Internet and American Life Foundation,especially Lee Rainie and Susannah Fox, for use of survey data that they havesponsored. We also thank Elizabeth Murray, Lance Pollack, Bernard Lo, andMartha White for their collegial assistance.REFERENCESAllen, J. (1999) “Surgical Internet at a Glance: Healthcentral and drkoop,” AmericanJournal of Sur<strong>ge</strong>ry 178 (5): 359.Anderson, J. G., Rainey, M. R., and Eysenbach, G. (2003) “The Impact ofCyberhealthcare on the Physician–Patient Relationship,” Journal of MedicalSystems 27 (1): 67–84.Aspden, P. and Katz, J. E. (2001) “Assessments of Quality of Health Care Informationand Referrals to Physicians: A Nationwide Survey,” in R. E. Rice and J. E. Katz(eds), The Internet and Health Communication, pp. 99–106. Thousand Oaks, CA:Sa<strong>ge</strong>.——, Katz, J. E., and Bemis, A. (2001) “Use of the Internet for Professional Purposes:A Survey of New Jersey Physicians,” in R. E. Rice and J. E. Katz (eds), The Internetand Health Communication, pp. 106–19. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sa<strong>ge</strong>.Baker, L., Wagner, T. H., and Sin<strong>ge</strong>r, S. (2003) “Use of the Internet and Email forHealth Care Information: Results,” Journal of the American Medical Association289: 2400–6.Bamford, W. M., Ro<strong>ge</strong>rs, N., Kassam, M., Rashbass, J., and Furness, P. N. (2003) “TheDevelopment and Evaluation of the UK National Telepathology Network,”Histopathology 42 (2): 110.Baur, C., Deering, M. J., and Hsu, L. (2001) “E-health: Issues and Approaches,” in R.E. Rice and J. E. Katz (eds), The Internet and Health Communication, pp. 355–83.Thousand Oaks, CA: Sa<strong>ge</strong>.Boston Consulting Group (BCG) (2001) “Vital Signs Update: The e-Health PatientParadox” (retrieved July 30, 2003 from www.bcg.com/publications).—— (2003) “Vital Signs: E-health in the United States” (retrieved July 30, 2003 fromwww.bcg.com/publications).

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