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Published in February 2016
Printed: 300 copies

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Content

1	Gaj Vidmar Editorial

Research Paper

2	Živa Rant, Vesna Levašič Building the National Arthroplasty Registry of Slovenia

Research Review Paper

14	Janja Šimenc mHealth and Self-quantification in Health Promotion: Some Critical Considerations

Technical Paper

21	Matej Leskovšek Use of Mobile Technologies in Health Care

SDMI Bulletin

28	Drago Rudel Report on Active Participation at the Med-e-Tel 2016 International Congress and Exhibition
30	Drago Rudel What has Scotland – as the Leading EU Member State in the Field of Telehealth and Telecare – Got to Tell to Slovenia?
32	Ema Dornik, Vesna Prijatelj The Power of Working Together for Health: Report from the Meeting of the Nursing Informatics Section 2016

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