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• Access to health information in Africa: between yesterday and tomorrow

• A P2P metaphysics for information economy and human development

• Autoridades do ICML9/CRICS7

• Collective intelligence in the public health: how to evaluate the increase of social capital through the action of health services?

• Compromiso con la Equidad

• Convidados

• Convite ao ICML10 - 31 Aug - 4 Sep 2009

• Cost effectiveness of investment in information systems and technologies

• Cotacachi, la experiencia de governabilidad en la salud

• ¿Cuáles son los retos principales para los países en desarrollo para establecer sus políticas de salud y operación de sus sistemas de salud basados en evidencias científicas?

• Desenvolvimento de recursos humanos

• Desigualdades nas informações sobre saúde: uma visão global e um exemplo brasileiro

• Discurso de Encerramento do ICML9 / CRICS7

• Evaluation of health and biomedical information resources and services in South East Asian Region

• Health libraries in developed countries: many options, complicated issues

• Health libraries present and future: the Global Health Library perspective

• Information society and the digital inclusion

• Knowledge shared is knowledge multiplied

• Las dimensiones del progreso patógeno: ética de la información sobre salud en Internet

• My Health / my eHealth – meeting the challenges of making eHealth personal

• Open access and the society publisher

• Palavras de boas vindas

• Palavras de Instalação do Congresso

• Políticas públicas e acesso à informação científica e técnica em saúde: panorama brasileiro

• Potenciais e desafios da sociedade informacional

• Private publishers, scientific societies and the mainstream scientific communication: perspectives

• Redressing health disparities with information: the development of a national HMIS in South Africa

• Scientific Communication and open access

• Searching scholarly literature: a Google scholar perspective

• The demand for useful evidence for health policy making: a response from WHO Regional Office for Europe

• The medical informatics to eHealth evolution, and its value to the health care services

• The open access perspective in Latin America and Caribbean: the SciELO experience

• The scandalous failure of scientists to cumulate scientifically.

• Virtual health libraries and local information flows: information flow and information sources dynamic

• Which gene did you mean?

• Wikipedia and commons based peer production in a health context