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    Application of Video Technologies and Patterns Recognition in Medicine
    (Presented at Med-e-tel 2005 Conference in Luxembourg, 2005-04-08) Zhukov, I.; Mochalov, M.; Poduvalov, A.; Cherevan, A.; Sorokin, A.; et al.
    Transferring Images:Set of potential healthcare applications, based upon information technologies in combination with instrument ware that are on different development stages in RFNC-VNIIEF will be reported.
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    ICT Standardization in WHO's Proposed E-Health Strategy
    (Presented at Med-e-tel 2005 Conference in Luxembourg., 2005-04-07) Healy, J.C.; Boucher, P.; et al.
    eHealth Standardization: The World Health Organization is reshaping its approach to using information and communication technologies (ICT) for health, including health in the context of the MDGs relating to under-five mortality, HIV/AIDS, Malaria, safe drinking water and essential drugs, through its first Organization-wide strategy for eHealth. This strategy is far reaching and includes a framework for global action to promote best use of ICT for health, nationally and internationally. A significant component of this proposed strategy supports ICT standardization for data exchange and representation. It covers conflicts, awareness, coordination, developing country participation, and meta standards. WHO along with its partners will be defining data standards to assist the ART scale-up in Africa, promoting more extensive use of existing standards such as DICOM and HL7, and supporting easier access to open standards and implementations.
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    Multi-Agent Network Model for Decision Making Support in Public Healthcare Management of the Region
    (Presented at Med-e-tel 2005 Conference in Luxembourg., 2005-04-07) Gusarova, G.; Vittikh, V.; Pavlov, V.; Skobelev, P.; Fedoseeva, L.; Shamashov, M.; Losevskaya, E.; et al.
    Decision Support Systems in eHealth: The essence of the report is the description of the Multi-agent network model for decision-making support in public healthcare management of the region.