Wednesday, December 12, 2007
Accidental Interesting Find - Grid Australia
Link here. Potentially useful resources - to be added to stack.
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To identify, research and simplify computer technologies for use by both developers and users within the public health domain.
Our principles: Long-Term Sustainability; Low Barrier to Entry; Standards-Based; Reusability; Collaboration; Open Source; Best Practices; Non-Centralization; and Community-Driven.
Collaborating with public health departments, HIEs, RHIOs, academic institutions, national data sources, medical centers, international public health partners, and vendors.
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