Do Restrictive Telemedicine Regulations Stand in the Way of the Right to Health? Technological Negative Bias in Human Rights Versus Healthcare Development

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FILHO, Luciano (2026). Do Restrictive Telemedicine Regulations Stand in the Way of the Right to Health? Technological Negative Bias in Human Rights Versus Healthcare Development. Law, Technology and Humans, 8 (1). [Article]

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Uncontrolled Keywords:
4804 Law in context; 4805 Legal systems; 4806 Private law and civil obligations

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Publisher:
Queensland University of Technology
Item Type:
Article
SWORD Depositor:
Symplectic Elements
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Symplectic Elements
Date record made live:
08 Apr 2026 14:18
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08 Apr 2026 14:30
Date of first compliant deposit:
6 April 2026
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2652-4074
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8
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