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by James Koopmann on June 7, 2008

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Taking this one step further, Ericsson and Apollo Telemedicine Networking Foundation are taking digital health services to rural India through the education and implementation of deployed applications over broadband-enabled mobile networks.
Dr. Prathap C. Reddy, Chairman of the Apollo Hospitals Group said it best: "Apollo Hospitals dedicates itself, to make mobile health a reality for everyone in India".
My hat is off to this proper use of technology.
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©blmurch A very busy week to say the least. Some of my blogging suffered but there is still some great content/stories here. While some technologies seem to be floundering (Twitter), we have others taking technology to higher levels (Healthcare...
Response from:
An Expert's Guide to Database Solutions
©blmurch A very busy week to say the least. Some of my blogging suffered but there is still some great content/stories here. While some technologies seem to be floundering (Twitter), we have others taking technology to higher levels (Healthcare...
Response from:
An Expert's Guide to Database Solutions
©blmurch A very busy week to say the least. Some of my blogging suffered but there is still some great content/stories here. While some technologies seem to be floundering (Twitter), we have others taking technology to higher levels (Healthcare...
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