… seemingly divergent views of the US health care system. Technological progress … technologies
rather than more factor inputs (Chandra & Skinner, 2012). Holding technology diffusion …

… There are a variety of models that seek to explain the process of technological innovation,
but less is understood about the nature of innovation and diffusion in health care. A standard …

… under which limits to technology diffusion are created, maintained, … diffusion of health care
technologies. We suggest that if those who benefit from the diffusion of health care technology …

… Kress, "Pathways of health technology diffusion: the United States and lowincome countries,…
in stroke rehabilitation: the influence of the US health care system," Eur J Phys Rehabil Med, …

… benefits and costs in health care. This study examines diffusion of existing medical technologies
across age groups — the phenomenon that the use of technology is initially restricted to …

… behind this particular technological diffusion process. Although diffusion has been rapid, a
clear majority of general practitioners … health care units have not adopted the new technology. …

… To be able to study the diffusion of innovations at the level of countries, it is … in health care
at a country level. Then, we will give an illustration of how this can be used to link the diffusion …

… system has on the diffusion pattern of new health care technology is vital to the understanding
of the mechanisms through which such technology impacts on health care costs generally. …

… The aims of this study were to review the state of the health technology assessment (HTA) …
of a multi-level structure of HTA agencies in highly regionalised healthcare systems. …

… of experience of use and involuntariness on technology diffusion. Beyond the onset of the
… health crisis, is an opportunity to accelerate the diffusion of home monitoring technologies …