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eHealth – a driver for growth and innovation?

By Jim Brunsden  -  08.03.2010 / 09:00 CET
What can information technologies do to improve the delivery of healthcare? How should the gap between promise and practice be closed?

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Wendy Currie, professor, Warwick Business School

Dan Hamilton, professor and director, Centre for Transatlantic Relations, Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies

John Vassallo, vice-president EU affairs, Microsoft

Zoran Stancic, deputy director-general, information society and media directorate, European Commission

Bart Gordon, US Congressman and chairman of the House of Representatives' science and technology committee

 

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Tim King, editor, European Voice

Morton Kondracke, associate editor, Roll Call

 

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