Opening Talk: Social Networking and Web 2.0 Applications in Medicine and Health [4 Aud 0900 Murray]

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This document summarizes Peter Murray's opening talk at the Medicine 2.0 conference in 2008 on social networking and Web 2.0 applications in medicine and health. The talk discusses how organizations like IMIA and CHIRAD are advancing health informatics internationally. It also promotes the next Medicine 2.0 conference in 2009 and the Medinfo 2010 conference in Cape Town, South Africa.

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Welcome to Medicine 2.0 TM Conference Social Networking and Web 2.0 Applications in Medicine and Health

Peter J. Murray PhD, RN, CertEd, FBCS CITP Vice President Strategic Planning (Implementation and Communication) ‏ Director and Founding Fellow www.imia.org www.chirad.org

The basic aims of IMIA shall be: - to advance international cooperation; - to stimulate research, development and routine application; - to move informatics from theory into practice in a full range of settings, from physician’s office to acute and long term care; and - to further the dissemination and exchange of knowledge, information and technology.

IMIA - the world body for health/biomedical informatics: National Member Societies - 49 Working Groups and Special Interest Groups – 20 Academic Institutional Members - 49 Corporate Institutional Members - 11 Regions; Corresponding Members; Affiliates .... www.imia.org

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CHIRAD is an Academic Institutional member of IMIA www.chirad.org

MSc Health Informatics Walter Sisulu University, Mthatha, Eastern Cape, South Africa

13-16 September, 2010 Cape Town, South Africa www.medinfo2010.org

Presenters from over 15 countries Crowdvine social networking site Online paper rating system JMIR – Medicine 2.0 Theme Issue - www.jmir.org/2008/3 Physician 2.0 Award – sponsor: Medting (formerly MDPIXX) ‏

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