1. HEALTH ADMINISTRATION COLLOQUIA
Date: 14th January 2011
Participation aswas required in non-credit colloquia designed toupdate students with various burning issues of the health care industry.
Each session(s) attended include lectures, conferences, conventions, or professional meetings
1) Title: New Technologies and Interdisciplinary Research on Religion [Annexure 1]
Speaker(s): Peter Bol, Rachel McLeary, Nathan Nunn, David Bodenhamer, Brian Grim, Gray Tuttle , Roger Finke, Joseph
A greene, Michael McCormick, Guoping Huang, Ben Lewis, Jon Corrigan, Chris Weaver. Robert Woodberry
et.al
Date: March 12-13, 2010
Location: Tsai Auditorium, CGIS Building South, Harvard University
Sponsoring Org. Political Economy of the Religion Program, Taubman Center, Harvard University and Center for Geographic
Analysis, Institute of Quantitative Social Sciences, Harvard University.
Brief summary The purpose of the two day conference was to bring together scholars from the different disciplines such as
sociology, economics, social sciences, history, regional studies who are interested in applying new
technologies such as GIS, Text Mining and other newer technologies to their research on religion.
Critique: The conference presented the audience with the amazing breadth of GIS applications and the amount of
analytical capacity this technical tool brings to the researchers. The conference was highly specialized and
quantitative. My experience with statistics class and GIS desktop applications and methods class made
attending this event a fun and worthwhile. This conference also featured research papers particularly
interesting to me was using geocoding of audio files fromlegendary orators of Bengal historians. The research
papers increased my fascination towards GIS as well. Credit Hours: 09
Event website – http://gis.harvard.edu/icb/icb.do?keyword=k235&pageid=icb.page358307
Event brochure and Agenda http://gis.harvard.edu/icb/icb.do?keyword=k235&pageid=icb.page358307
Certificate of Participation http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=4462980&l=5ff392d99e&id=687887140
2) Title: A Unique Healthcare IT Workshop, Claremont Graduate University Credit Hours: 12.5
Speaker(s): Dr. Samir Chatterjee, Paul Simss, Steven Lazarus, Dr. Claire Dixon Lee, Gora Dutta and Abdul Malik Shakir,
Andre Vovan, Dr. Brian Hilton, Dr. Tom Horan, Kiki Nocella, Clint McClellan, Gresham Bayne, Deborah C
Peel, Dr. Wil Yu, and various research paper presenters.
Date: April 8-8, 2010
Location: Albrecht Auditorium, Claremont Graduate University
Sponsoring Org CGU’s SISAT and Loma Linda University
Brief summary The workshop presented a solid understanding of health informatics, its impact and future, expert guidance on
interoperability issues, standards, new wireless technologies, research opportunities and a very good
networking opportunity. Some of the top leaders fromthe government, Academia and policy groups discussed
the leading edge ideas and developments in the field of Healthcare IT. The workshop was aimed at C-level
managers, healthcare providers, executives and administrators, researchers and students interested in keeping
pace with the developments in HIT.
Critique The workshop was unique and remember able because of few very good reasons: Firstly it was structured like
a walkthrough model where Health IT stakeholders would get an excellent chance to cover all the domains of
healthcare delivery where IT could have potential impact. It covered a range of domains from workforce
training to policy development to resource sharing. For e.g. A physician would get a thorough understanding of
how his practice or his reimbursements or even his patient communication would be impacted in the new
regulatory scene. The workshop also beautifully explored the avenues for the stakeholders to advance their
respective careers through use of IT. The workshop was especially commendable as it proved to be free from
industry or market forces and was solely geared towards enhancement and professional development of its
intended audience. The workshop had been the most value preposition of all the 2010 events attended.
Event website – www.weyond.com/healthcareit/
Event brochure and Agenda Annexure 2a
Certificate of Participation www.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=4331468&l=ce635431f5&id=687887140
3) Title: USPHS Scientific and Training Symposium 2010
Speaker(s): Dr. Regina M Benjamin, Surgeon General and Dr. Howard Koh, Assistant Secretary of Health and others
Date: May 24, 2010
Location: Sheraton Marina, San Diego
Sponsoring Org. Commissioned Officers Association of U.S. Public Health Service
Brief summary The symposium represented the annual networking and training event of commissioned public health officers.
The symposium was divided into various educational tracks ranging from Health IT to Public Health
infrastructure. It covered broadly all the sections of public health and provided the audience latest scientific
and specific data on the subject.
Critique The symposium opened with keynote address by Assistant Secretary of Health Dr. Howard Koh delivering
Luther Terry Lecture. Dr. Benjamin, Surgeon general described her vision for obesity control and shared her
personal story behind her commitment towards development of electronic health record environment. Her

2. relentless efforts to establish her rural clinic at Bayou after it was destroyed by fire and then by Katrina was
very inspiring and motivated audience to move towards a digital healthcare information environment. Credit
Hours: 4.75
Event website – http://www.phscofevents.org/agenda/2010presentations.cfm
Event brochure and Agenda Annexure 3a
Certificate of Participation Annexure 3b
4) Title: Path to Meaningful Use Under HITEC-LA [ An A.C.H.E Category II Educational event]
Speaker(s): Jonah Frohlich, Deputy Secretary – HIT, CHHS, Dr. Elaine Batchlor, CMO, L.A Care Health Plan
Date: June 29, 2010
Location: L.A. Care Health Plan, 555 W Fifth Street, Gas Company Tower, Los Angeles
Sponsoring Org. L.A. Care Health Plan
Brief summary The seminar presented an overview of California Statewide HIT and HIE initiatives, other California state
level impact of HITECH legislation and overview of Administration’s efforts to achieve statewide electronic
health data exchange, uniform interoperability standards and adoption of health information technologies
Electronic Health Record (EHR) meaningful use incentive programs. The role of Regional Extension Centers
(RECs) & L.A. Care’s HITEC-LA ( REC for LA county) was specifically addressed.
Critique The seminar provided the intended audience with the then uptodate knowledge about HITECH implementation
in CA and also a good overview of HITECH program. The three legged stool concept for HIT was presented
beautifully and concisely. The event was however not comprehensive and detailed in briefing about operations
of the participating entities. There were some notable areas where the event could have concentrated more to
make it a high impact educational event. The event seemed geared towards the needs of ‘C’suite only and
lacked addressing a broader audience. When building up HIT workforce it is of paramount concern that the
event organizers provide supplemental reading material pre-event so that maximum equity could be achieved
from the event. Secondly specific resources could have been shared and last but not least presentation slides
posted online and shared with attendees would have been of immense value.
Credit Hours: 02
Event website – None
Event brochure and Agenda Annexure 4a
Certificate of Participation Not Available [Credits available on A.C.H.E. website]
5) Title: AHA/Health Forum Leadership Summit
Speaker(s): H’ble Al Gore, Newt Gingrich, Steven D. Levitt, Dee Dee Myers, Ian Morrison, Ken Burns, Martha Marsh,
David Tilton, Lowell C Kruse and others
Date: July 22-24, 2010
Location: Manchester Grand Hyatt, San Diego
Sponsoring Org. American Hospital Association/ Health Forum
Brief summary The Summit highlighted the some of the most effective and efficient approaches for hospitals and health
systems to integrate care and improve financial and clinical performance along the continuum of care. The
program featured industry leaders addressing the critical issues of improved care coordination, strategies for
delivering greater value while managing greater risk and accountability, new approaches to partnering and the
impact of emerging technologies on patient care and business practices.
Critique: The best part of the summit was a Leadership Guide presented to the attendees. The guide was organized as a
set of modules ranging from Meaningful Use, ICD-10 transition, Quality, Human Resource Development and
others. It covered comprehensive resources and tools to address each of the domains of hospital administration
in the wake of new regulations in place. The speakers were geared more towards motivation and networking of
the audience which was notably the top brass of American healthcare Industry. It featured Captain Sullenberg
who described how to ‘bring the outside in’ or what healthcare can learn fromthe aviation industry. The need
for healthcare to broaden its vision was put forward. Credit Hours: 12
Event website – http://www.healthforum.com/healthforum/html/conferences/10Summit/Summit_home.html
Event brochure and Agenda Annexure 5a
Certificate of Participation
6) Title: Insurance Reforms, Exchanges and providers [An A.C.H.E. category II educational event]
Speaker(s): Amy Schornich, VP payor relations, Texas Health Resources, David Toomey- CIGNA, Ralph Homes - Aetna,
Tim Kirby – SVP Managed Care and Physician Services - Methodist Health System, Ted Haynes – VP,
Healthcare Delivery BCBS TX.
Date: Sept 9, 2010
Location: La Colinas Country Club, Irving, TX

3. Sponsoring Org. Dallas Fort Worth – Hospital Council and Konika Minolta
Brief summary The day long covered briefly grandfathered self funded plans, Medicare Pilot – ACE and PGP demonstration
programmes by Gesinger Health Plan and others,
Critique The event discussed how PPAC act will fundamentally impact the payor mix, and the reasons why providers
will continue to loose money on federal medicare and Medicaid programs. Opportunities in In surance
exchange landscape as well as challenges posed by migration of commercial members to exchanges were
actively discussed. New payor strategies both by commercial payors and Medicaid payors were discussed.
Future reimbursement models ranging from current FFS to incremental to bundled for acute care/chronic care
management and population management were discussed. Methodist Health Systemalso briefed about supply
chain in healthcare, lean manufacturing and six sigma concepts for the healthcare Credit Hours: 02
Event website – http://www.dfwhc.org/documents/Sept92010.pdf
Event brochure and Agenda Annexure 4a
Certificate of Participation Not Available [Credits available on A.C.H.E. website]
7) Title: Talent Management for Bench Strength Development [An A.C.H.E. category II educational event]
Speaker(s): Candy Knowles, Chief Human Resources Officer, Parkland Health and Hospital System, Cathy Fraser, Chief
Human resource Officer, tenet Healthcare System, John Self – John G Self Associates Inc.
Date: Sept 16, 2010
Location: Doctors Hospital at White Rock Lake, Dallas, TX
Sponsoring Org Baylor Healthcare, tenet Healthcare, Texas health Resources and others
Brief summary Talent will be THE most critical factor for the success or failure of hospitals in the future. Organizations
that lack a comprehensive human capital strategy will struggle and/or fail.
Critique The panelists discussed variety of topics, such as, talent mapping, succession planning and mechanisms for
identifying emerging leaders from within the organization. The panel discussed lividly why organizations
that lack a comprehensive human capital strategy will struggle and/or fail. I attended this educational event
geared specifically towards Human resources to build up on my knowledge of Human resources in healthcare
that I learnt at a different institution. Credit Hours: 1.5
Event website – http://northtexas.ache.org/Documents/September%2016%20Flyer.pdf
Event brochure and Agenda http://northtexas.ache.org/Documents/September%2016%20Flyer.pdf
Certificate of Participation Not Available [Credits available on A.C.H.E. website]
8) Title: Microsoft Health User group Exchange 2010
Speaker(s): Dr. Bill Crounse, Teddy Bachour – Director Health Industry solutions, Paul smolke, Sudipta Ghose –
NextGen, Randy Fusco – C.T.O. – US healthcare industry, Microsoft, Lee Prosch – Prosch Consulting, Peter
Schogel, director of PMO, Butler Health System, Eric Stott – Stott integration services.
Date: September 22-23, 2010
Location: The conference center, Microsoft headquarters, One Redmond Way, Redmond, Washington
Sponsoring Org. Microsoft
Brief summary The user group exchange brought together on a single platformvarious hospitals and healthcare systems who
are using products of Microsoft to optimize healthcare delivery. The exchange shared among its participants
best practices as learnt through usage of different Microsoft technologies like CRM, Microsoft Lync ( formerly
sharepoint) , Microsoft Amalga and Health Vault and other similar innovations. Microsoft’s efforts on moving
healthcare to a secure cloud based information warehouse were discussed.
Critique Microsoft corporation is an established leader in information technology and most recently it’s dedicated focus
to bring IT into healthcare has merit a lot of attention. There was significantly visible R&D by Microsoft and
its products such as Lync, Amalga, Health vault have been recently patronaged by many top performing
hospitals and health plans. The health user group participants exchanged their best practices learnt and
facilitated flow of information and a culture of learning. Microsoft’s briefing on cloud computing, Lync and
Health Vault’s future plans were intriguing. How accountable care organizations would use Microsoft’
solutions was another interesting topic. Attending the event was a personal choice arising out of fascination for
the Healthcare IT. Credit Hours: 12.5
Event website – http://www.mshug.org/events/exchange_Sept2010.aspx
Event brochure and Agenda http://www.mshug.org/docs/2010exchangeRedmond_ScheduleataGlance.pdf
Certificate of Participation No credits available for this activity
9) Title: American Telemedicine Association Mid Year Summit 2010
Speaker(s): Dr. Don Berwick, Marc McClellan, - CMS, Phoebe Yang – FCC, Reed Tuckson – EVP United Health,
Bernand Harris – President Elect ATA, , Peter Green – John Hopkins Medicine, Marcia Brand – HRSA and
others
Date: September 26-28, 2010
Location: Hilton Baltimore, Baltimore
Sponsoring Org American Telemedicine Association and various corporate supporters
Brief summary The event brought together stakeholders of telemedicine together on a single platform.

4. Critique Recent directives and policy initiatives by FCC as per National Broadband Plan and how it would impact the
practice of telemedicine was discussed. The mid year summit opened up with a telemedicine workshop which
provided audience with a basic idea of infrastructure needed for setting up a telemedicine workstation. The
panel also discussed how TRCs or Telehealth resource centers would facilitate sharing of expertise of
telemedicine among its members. Dr. Don Berwick described CMS’ efforts to incentivize practice of
telemedicine. Dr. Bernand Harris, The first Afro American to go to space and president-elect of ATA described
astronauts view of telemedicine. Mr. Reed Tuckson, EVP of United Health was outstanding in motivating and
delivering his hallmark speech.
Telemedicine Workshop - The workshop was organized by UC Davis and briefly covered infrastructure
required to establish a workstation and also the policy and regulatory environment around the practice of
telemedicine. The workshop however did not cover indepth analysis of HIPAA and HITECH regulation on
telemedicine. Credit Hours: 14
Event website – http://www.americantelemed.org/i4a/pages/index.cfm?pageID=3762
Event brochure and Agenda http://www.americantelemed.org/i4a/pages/index.cfm?pageid=3781
Certificate of Participation http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=5234409&l=15a267e3db&id=687887140
10) Title: Tufts International Conference On Crisis Mapping 2010
Speaker(s): various researchers
Date: Oct 1, 2010
Location: Tufts University, Boston
Sponsoring Org. Ushahidi, Harvard Humanitarian Initiative and others
Brief summary The 3 day conference was aimed at researchers sharing their use of GIS into solving different humanitarian
crises and emergencies.
Critique The conference focused heavily on crowdsourcing and open source GIS. The event was little bit tough to
understand owing to the complexity of the contents. It was however a good networking event.Credit Hours:06
Event website – http://www.crisismappers.net/page/iccm-2010-haiti-and-beyond
Event brochure and Agenda http://www.crisismappers.net/page/iccm-2010-agenda
Event videos http://www.crisismappers.net/video
Certificate of Participation Not Available
11) Title: Frontiers in Sustainable Development: Water and Urban Futures in India: Learning from
Small Towns
Speaker(s): Mrs. Rohini Nilekani, Founder Arghyam and Board member Public Health Foundation of India
Date: Oct 6, 2010
Location: Harvard Kennedy School of Government
Sponsoring Org. Center for International Development; Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University
Brief summary Rohini Nilekani is Founder-Chairperson, ARGHYAM, a charitable trust she has endowed with $35 million
(Rs. 150 crores) to fund initiatives in water and sanitation. The vision of Arghyam is ‘safe, sustainable water
for all.’ Arghyam supports work across 18 states in India. This event, part of sustainability speaker series
described various innovative models and methods Arghyamfoundation is implementing in India for securing a
safe water future for India.
Critique “Small towns of now could contain slums of the future” It is with this sense of urgency that the foundation is
working in partnership with local or state governments in India. Water crisis is one of the most pressing needs
of the developing world. This event described Key players engaged in revamping water problem in India. –
World Bank, ADB and State Govts. Concept of Rainwater Harvest in India and briefed about 18 projects that
Arghyam foundation is running in India. Each of the project is aimed at defining best practices for a safe water
future of India. Sustainable sanitation – Developing protocols for recycling etc. Credit Hours: 1.5
Event website – http://www.hks.harvard.edu/centers/cid/programs/sustsci/events/seminars#2
12) Title: Disparities in Healthcare, Hospital Construction (when to rebuild, rehabilitate or replace),
Service Line, Development, Strategic Marketing, and Building High Performance Teams
[ ACHE Category I Educational event ]
Speaker(s): Roslyn M. Brock, Chairman, NAACP Board of Directors,
Panel #1: Building Hospital of tomorrow - Jim Snyder, Chairman & CEO, Odell Associates, Inc.,Michael Iati,
Senior Director, Architecture and Planning, Johns Hopkins Health System, Gary Orton, Senior Project
Executive, Gilbane Building Company,
Panel #2: Service Line Development - Dean Kaster, Sr. VP, Corporate Strategy and Business Development,
Upper Chesapeake Health System, Lucy Shamash, VP, Service Line Development and Operations, Frederick
Memorial Health System, Vanessa Aburn, VP, Business Development and Strategic Planning, Anne Arundel
Medical Center, Brian White, Vice President, Business Development, LifeBridge Health System
Panel #3: Strategic Marketing: Winning the Battle for Market Share, Samuel Moskowitz, EVP/COO, Mercy
Health Services, Jean Hitchcock, Corporate VP, Public Affairs and Marketing, MedStar Health System, Kathy

5. Smith, Director, Marketing Development and Administration, Johns Hopkins Medicine, David Whelan,
Director, Mergers, Acquisitions, and Affiliations, Stroudwater Associates
Panel #4: Developing High Performing Teams: Michael Reidy, Senior Consultant, Interaction Associates,
Kenneth Kozel, EVP/COO, Upper Chesapeake Health System, Melanie Saiedy, Director, Organization
Development and Training, Union Memorial Hospital
Date: Oct 7, 2010
Location: The Conference Center at Sheppard Pratt, 6501 North Charles Street, Baltimore, MD 21285
Sponsoring Org. Logix Healthcare, TriMedx, gtsi, Leaders for today in conjunction with ACHE
Brief summary The educational event covered what factors influence the executive’s decision to utilize limited financial
resources for their organization’s physical plant, Addressing renovating versus expanding the current facility,
How the “Green Movement” impacts future facility planning, Management and leadership issues involved in
organizing around service lines, financial/Resource Allocation/Operational/Implementation issues involved in
organizing around service lines, Integrating medical staff, departmental systems, ancillary services, staff,
culture and leadership and evaluating success, Targeting your market segments for effective, tailored
marketing, Strengthening the relationship between your strategic plan and your marketing messages,
Developing marketing approaches that are driven by customer need – current and future, How others develop
an organization culture that embraces teamwork/collaboration, How are individual contributions to teamefforts
can be rewarded, Measuring team success
Critique The audience were mostly C level managers and specialists in their respective fields. The content of the event
was very specific and the panel was highly engaging. Credit Hours: 06
13) Title: WHITE 2010: The first annual workshop on Heath IT and Economics
Speaker(s): Charles P Friedman, Chief Scientific Officer – ONC, Thomas M. Leary, Federal affairs HiMSS, Jon white,
HIT Director AHRQ, Matthew Burke- HHS, Kingshuk K Sinha- UMN, Michael Furukawa - ASU, Anandi
Bharadwaj- Emory, and others
Date: Oct 8-9, 2010
Location: Marriott Wardman Park, Washington D.C
Sponsoring Org. Optimal Solutions Group LLC and Westat, an employee owned research corporation alongwith CHIDS, UMD
Brief summary This workshop was aimed at building the foundation for a multidisciplinary health IT research community.
Furthermore, WHITE intended to stimulate new ideas with both policy and business implications. Synergies
generated from an integration across individual disciplines to deepen our understanding of health IT design and
its resultant impact. Finally, this event and its forum facilitated interaction and collaboration between academia,
government, and industry
Critique The conference was primarily research based and was dominated by student and researcher community. The
intended audience was academia as against C level managers of most peer conferences . Credit Hours:12
Event website – http://www.rhsmith.umd.edu/chids/white/
Event brochure and Agenda http://www.rhsmith.umd.edu/chids/white/program_details.aspx
Certificate of Participation Not Available
14) Title: G.C.C. Healthcare Innovation Congress 2014 at Abu Dhabi, U.A.E. Nov 24-27 2014
Event website – www.gcchealthcareinnovation.com
Certificate ofParticipation – See Resume
Credit Hours: 13
Speaker(s): His Excellency Prof. Dr. Tawfik A. M. Khoja, Director General, Executive Board, Health Minister's Council for
Cooperation Council States,Saudi Arabia: Dr. Pietie Loubser CMO Mediclinic Group, U.A.E.: Dr. Yaser Hussein Abu Hajjaj -
Head of Health Informatics Unit, Rashid Hospital U.A.E.: TEd Waz, C.E.O. Gulf HRA, U.A.E.: Dr. Greg Raglow, Group Health
Informatics Director, SEHA, UAE: Mohammed Arif Ali, Sr. SystemAnalyst,Dubai Health Authority, U.A.E.: Dr. Faiza Al
Kindi, Sr. Consultant Cardio Thoracic Imaging, Royal Hospital, Oman: Dr. John Graham, Chiropractor, Dubai Bone and Joint
Center, U.A.E.: Laurent Rotival, SVP and GM, GE Healthcare, Turkey: Asmaeil Kattan, Consultant HIT, Al Ahli Hospital, Qatar
1. Healthcare Innovation: An approach for Universal Health Coverage (UHC)
2. The impact of Clinical Leadership on Organizational Performance
3. SMAC - The heart of Innovation and Transformation of Patient Care
4. Interoperability: Transforming delivery of Healthcare in the region

6. 5. GCC Healthcare predicting trends 2025
6. Using data Automation to manage Clinical Quality: The Physician Clinical Dashboard
7. Innovation in Healthcare towards Patient Engagement:
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15) Title: Second Conference on Research Methods for Standardized Terminologies, University of Minnesota,
Minneapolis, U.S.A. April 2015
Event website – http://www.nursing.umn.edu/prod/groups/nurs/@pub/@nurs/documents/content/nurs_content_497977.pdf
Certificate ofParticipation -
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Speaker(s):
The International Conference on Research Methods for Standardized Terminologies brings together experts in data mining, time motion studies, and
program evaluation strategies for an intensive one day event that includes hands-on experiences and networking with international leaders in methods
development for standardized terminology research. Researchers, faculty, students, and practitioners will share new strategies that are needed for big data
analysis to impact health systems and quality of care. this event was participated in via webex tele conferencing
Overall Conference Objectives: Upon completion of this learning activity, the learner will be able to:
1. Discuss patient-centered outcomes research and implications for standardized terminologies.
2. Describe use of data mining techniques for translational research.
3. Identify methods for capturing complexity using observational tools and standardized terminologies.
4. Explain quality and alignment of perspectives for methods used with standardized terminologies.
Keynote- Advancing Patient Centered Outcomes Research: Implications for Research Methods and Standard
Terminology…………………………………………………………………………………. Robin Newhouse, PhD, RN, NEA-BC, FAAN
Data Mining for Translation to Practice……………………………………………………………………….Chih-Lin Chi, PhD, MBA
Capturing complexity: Use of TimeCAT & theOmaha Systemto Study Multi-taskingActivities of Acute Care Nurses……………….Elizabeth Schenk,
PhD, MHI, BSN & Ruth Schleyer, MSN, RN-BC
Evaluating Quality of Research Methods for Standardized Terminologies…………………… Selda Secginli, PhD, RN
Planning Your Evaluation Strategies for Projects in Research, Education, and Practice………………………..Kristin Erickson, MS, RN, PHN & Ngozi
Mbibi, DNP, RNC-OB
Integral Informatics: Aligning Perspectives, Methods, and Data….. .Daniel Pesut, PhD, RN, PMHCNS-BC,
FAA
Summary
BriefCritiques
Personal and Professional goals met by attending this conference:
I attended this conference via webex beacause I wanted to use standardized data to initiate and support my clinical practice as
clinical informatician. The Second International Conference on Research Methods for Standardized Terminologies was for multiple

7. stakeholders viz. public health data analyst, student, researcher, administrator, public health nurse, acute care nurse, or
methodologist. Latest methods were presented for learning from data, and using standardized methods to structure evaluations.
a)The conference also equipped me with necessary thought processes to aid me in developing Feasibility Analysis and initiation of
Dialogue to bring Standardized Nursing Data ontomology like Omaha System to New Delhi, India hospitals. available at
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