Yes we can host the list.
Re developing countries...I have been trying to get WHO's attention for
almost a year now but my contacts there have not been helpful. Let's use six
degrees of separation, surely among the list there are folks who know folks
who know key people in developing countries. The World Bank is another
organization that should be interested as well as UNESCO.
Joseph Dal Molin
Minoru Development Corp.
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Subject: Re: Strategic Implications of OSS in Healthcare
> I think we should be more active in getting members from developing
> countries into the list. Any ideas?
>
> Danl's paper should be included in this list.
> http://lorenzo.uwstout.edu/QQMIM/medicalfreesource.html
>
> I suppose Minoru will host this bibliography?
>
> alvin
>
>
>
> - what are the economic models etc. that apply
> >- what are the implications to technology strategy
> >- what are the implications to the people who use the applications
> >- will OSS accelerate the realization of second, third etc. order
benefits,
> >i.e. the really interesting stuff will happen when everyone is connected
and
> >using applications in a way that has become second nature... then the
> >unpredictable benefits from random acts of creativity will take place.
>
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