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In general, a party represented by an attorney must eFile and eServe. A party who is not represented by an attorney may eFile but is not required to eFile. If a party who is not represented by an attorney chooses to eFile, the party is consenting to receive filings by eService. All eFilings must be submitted in a PDF format.

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Parties represented by attorneys must eFile all complaints and petitions, except those seeking enforcement of foreign judgments or recognition of foreign-country judgments. A party who is eFiling a complaint or petition must include a Civil Actions Branch information sheet and a prepared summons for each defendant. A party who is eFiling in a Title 47 case must also include a proposed order of publication.

A party who is eFiling a statement of claim must submit a small claims information sheet and must indicate the requested method of service on the information sheet. An application for approval of special process server in a small claims case may be submitted with the statement of claim, or as a subsequent filing.

The Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) submission system allows insurers, self-insurers and third party administrators to enter information online that goes directly to the WCA. First Report of Injury (FROI) and Subsequent Report of Injury (SROI) forms are entered from the EDI system.

All workers' compensation payers are required to report inpatient hospital services data from information collected on the UB-04 form (Rule 11.4.7.15 A). Insurers must report inpatient hospital bills to the WCA within 10 to 90 days of payment of the bill.

To submit an electronic format to the WCA, the sender must establish a profile. Contact the Economic Research & Policy Bureau at (505) 841-6044 and see the Inpatient Data Collection Instructions, which is also found on our publications page.

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The Electronic Lien and Title (ELT) program provides paperless vehicle titles to participating financial institutions. The ELT program exchanges lien information between the Georgia Department of Revenue and the financial institution facilitated by one of the service providers listed below.

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Idaho Labor Market Information includes analysis and data on wages, jobs and the economy. The data is used by businesses, job seekers, public officials, educators and students to make career and education plans, and strategic business and policy decisions.

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Electronic filing, or eFiling, enables filers and courts to efficiently process documents and fees online. eFiling and Guide & File may be used by attorneys and self-represented litigants. eFiling manages the flow of information among filers, clerks, court personnel and judges:

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Mobile health or mhealth consists of the use of mobile devices so that patients can solicit services electronically, use apps to verify information, and manage or monitor treatment or problems or other health-related issues [5]. Telehealth can be defined as the use of telecommunication technologies to promote the care and education of patients and professionals working in the area [6].

E-health has become an integral part of the healthcare system as it addresses a range of difficulties in medicine, including reducing errors and providing more efficient services with more accurate results [7]. Such is the case with the use of electronic medical records, in which all information about a patient is stored, thus preventing inappropriate administration of medication during medical care and ensuring that the patient is treated quickly and comfortably [8]. However, its implementation depends on adequate planning and strategies so that virtual medical care can be performed [3].

Another challenge in e-health is interoperability across systems. That is, new e-health systems must interact with existing ones, and there should be a standard electronic language between hospitals (or clinics) to facilitate communication and data exchange, as well as formal agreements on how the system should work in a standardized way [14,15]. Further, the cost of implementing e-health also presents challenges, which may make the implementation of such systems unfeasible. This is related to the high levels of investment required to purchase equipment to implement more sustainable practices [3,16] than traditional systems that store paper records, alongside the costs of hiring specialized support personnel in information technology (IT) to keep the systems running and software acquisition [8,17].

There are several studies on the topic of e-health, but they generally address a specific practice. One example is [18], in which the authors analyze studies of interventions via e-health using websites and social media in the treatment of patients with mood disorders. Two e-health-related studies with a general approach were found [19,20]. However, such studies do not fully address all e-health practices, which differentiates the present study from previous work on the topic. Although scientific publication databases have a vast range of studies on e-health [21], there are gaps in knowledge related to this topic, which justifies the need for the present review. Herein, we update data related to practices in the field of e-health and provide an overview of the information present in selected articles within a five-year time frame (2014 to 2019), demonstrating what has been published on the topic both in practical studies and literature reviews.

The search was carried out using seven electronic databases: Lilacs, MedLine, PubMed, SciELO, Scopus, Science Direct, and Web of Science. These databases were chosen due to the multidisciplinary character of this study and the fact that the information concerning medicine and health is vast. Thus, to conduct a careful analysis, well-known and key sources in the field should be used, such as MedLine, PubMed, Lilacs, SciELO, the Cochrane Library, and the Virtual Health Library (VHL).

The leading countries in developing research related to e-health are United States (109), Australia (41), United Kingdom (32), China (23), Italy (19), Germany (18), Norway (14), and France (10). The countries with the fewest publication include Egypt (1), Mexico (2), and Brazil (3). In the study by [32] on e-health and health informatics skills, the authors found that the countries with the most authors who published on the topic were United States, Canada, United Kingdom, and Australia, and those with the least were Denmark and Norway.

E-health can be defined as healthcare services and health information provided and/or obtained using the internet, mobile devices, computers, and information technology [64]. It involves the application of digital solutions for healthcare, thus facilitating patient care in a more comfortable way [62]. The practice areas are described below.

Health literacy is knowledge and skills related to health, and it can be obtained through in-person and/or online environments [70]. The latter includes websites, social media, and the use of health data systems [71]. An aspect related to this area in the analyzed studies is low health literacy, as seen in the studies by [72,73]; when searching for health information, internet users must use a critical approach to determine if the information obtained is correct. Often, the information posted online is presented erroneously, which may misguide or misinform the user about the content.

The first authors of each of the 57 articles addressing technology in e-health are from 35 different countries, principally China (with 10 articles); India (6 articles); the United States, Australia, and Italy (3 articles each); and Greece, Algeria, Pakistan, and Saudi Arabia (2 articles each). Other countries, such as Spain, South Africa, and Mexico, had only one study. Articles related to technology were published in 38 journals, mainly Future Generation Computer Systems (7 articles); IEEE Access (4); International Journal of Information Management (4); Journal of Medical Systems (3); Computers & Electrical Engineering (2); Health and Technology (2); Information Sciences (1); and Telematics and Informatics (1). In the literature review by [106] on the application of cloud computing in e-health, 44 studies published between 2010 and 2013 were analyzed. The authors were from countries including the United States (11), Australia (4), China (3), India (2), and Spain (1). As we can see, the results found by [106] are similar to those reported herein. ff782bc1db