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The need for trustworthiness models in healthcare software solutions

Abbas et al., 2017

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Document ID
11337591404217561190
Author
Abbas R
Carroll N
Richardson I
Beecham S
Publication year
Publication venue
International Conference on Health Informatics

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Trustworthiness in software is of vital importance to technology users, especially in health, where lives may depend on the correct application of software that is fit for purpose. Despite the risk posed by improper use of technology in the health domain, there is evidence to …
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