This is missing the TeleMed software in its listing of open-source medical
software.
Dave Forslund
At 11:45 AM 2/7/00 -0500, you wrote:
>I think we should be more active in getting members from developing
>countries into the list. Any ideas?
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>Danl's paper should be included in this list.
>http://lorenzo.uwstout.edu/QQMIM/medicalfreesource.html
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>I suppose Minoru will host this bibliography?
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>alvin
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>- 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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