Social capital and the digital divide : implications for online health information
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2006
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Principe, Iolanda
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This thesis addresses the implications of Australian and South Australian government policies for the provision of online health information. It focuses on subjective meanings about internet use and access by questioning the use of information and communications technology (ICT) for health information. It analyses egalitarian approaches by government entities for universal access and explores how the phenomenon of the internet is claimed to be a potential conduit for social inclusion to reduce health inequalities.
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University of South Australia School of Social Work and Social Policy
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PhD Doctorate
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Copyright Iolanda Principe 2006
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