Hi Vern, at last ICT United Nations meeting in Berlin i spoke more than one hour with Joan from the WHO.
As far as i know she is very interest in Africa ICT and your company seems to have contacts with NGO like CONGO and others. If you need any organisation support mail me. The desaster of any open source project of the WHO in the past, so Joan told me and Daniel was, that there was not any longtime support by professional companies. I plan to go at middle of April to the next ICT UN meeting in Dublin. If there are project papers ready (not only by you and your company - i think in general, hopefully i can forward them to the right people. I hope also Daniel from RockLinux (because his very positive influence) and others have some time and finance, to come with me to Dublin. If we are ready at November in Tunis to prepare and implant something like a worldwide open source healthcare consortium for support we win. Location of the Dublin meeting is Dublin castle. http://www.dublincastle.ie/home_no_fla.html In fact: I am very shure not to do this work allone! Every hand is needed! Target for Dublin will be education!!! Not finance like the meetings in Berlin and Geneva this month. But education is one of the first points, where Care2x will realy have success. The Tunis coordination i think will be done by Elisabeth (mental health NGO New York) Regards Wilfried > Hello Vern, > > I am CCing this reply to the care2x dev list and fossfa list. They can > give you some more help. > > Regards, > Elpidio > > Vern wrote: > >>Dear Care2x Programmers, >> >>I am looking at Care2x for a small hospital in Uganda. Are you aware of >>any Care2x users in Uganda or other parts of Africa? >> >>I tried to contact users (Fosfa, ELCT in Tanzania) off your online demo list >>but I appreciate any names you can give me. If you prefer please feel free >>to pass on my email to any Care2x contact. >> >>I am a volunteer with http://www.humaninet.org/wis/index.asp >>I assist groups with computing projects. I was asked to give a small >>Ugandan hospital some software options. Care2x appears to be an >>outstanding option. >> >>Are you aware of any Care2x users in Uganda or other parts of Africa? >>Are you aware of any programmers located in Africa that can provide minor >>customizations. >>Care2x I think could also be used for some of our relief agencies located in >>the United States. Are you aware of anyone who is using Care2x in a >>hospital setting in the US? >> >>In the future will Care2x be enabled to use touchscreen monitors. >> >> >>Thanks - Vern Gillespie >>Co-coordinator Medical Teams >>Humaninet ------------------------------------------------------- SF email is sponsored by - The IT Product Guide Read honest & candid reviews on hundreds of IT Products from real users. Discover which products truly live up to the hype. Start reading now. http://ads.osdn.com/?ad_id=6595&alloc_id=14396&op=click _______________________________________________ Care2002-developers mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/care2002-developers
