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The Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society (HIMSS), in conjunction with CHIK Services, organised AsiaPac08 at the Hong Kong
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The International Educational and Networking Forum for eHealth, Telemedicine and Health ICT
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Business News
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Since our founding over 60 years ago, Hewlett-Packard (HP) has invested in development for the communities in which we operate. Now, as the biggest IT company in the world, we invest in 173 countries, with programmes in every region that benefit women.
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In a large and diverse country like India standardisation is not an idea too easily followed.
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Access of ICTs to rural women can substantially improve their livelihoods and household incomes, their health and that of their children, husbands and communities
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Telecentres can empower women in developing countries if we design them to meet their needs and reduce the barrier for women to access telecentres
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Ensuring that women benefit equitably from efforts to develop human capacity is at the core of the knowledge society
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The massive yet unexplored rural healthcare market is drawing the attention of many today.
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The Indian medical fraternity, especially the unorganised private sector, has been over the years quite unconcerned about preservation of patient records.
