I had the chance to participate in this excellent m-health symposium in Lima sponsored by Cayetano-Heredia University.    Am happy to share the news that video clips are now available – see details below.

 

Sherri

 

Sherrilynne Fuller, Ph.D.

Professor

Biomedical and Health Informatics

School of Medicine and

Information School and

Department of Health Services (Adj)

School of Public Health

 

Co-Director, Center for Public Health Informatics

University of Washington Box 35-4812

Seattle, Washington  98195

206-491-6380 (mobile)

sfuller@u.washington.edu

 

 

 

From: Eduardo Alvarado Vasquez [mailto:eduardo.alvarado.v@alumni-upch.edu.pe]
Sent: Thursday, April 28, 2011 5:33 AM
To: mschaefer@unicef.org; akimball@u.washington.edu; sfuller@u.washington.edu; pmechael@gmail.com; brooke.partridge@vitalwaveconsulting.com; john@datadyne.org; bob@amia.org; jpiette@umich.edu; Brendan Smith
Cc: Patricia J Garcia; WALTER CURIOSO VILCHEZ
Subject: Symposium on mHealth Strategy for Latin America - Thank You Letter

 

Dear friends,

On behalf of Dr. Patricia Garcia and Dr. Walter H. Curioso we want to thank all of you for making the Symposium on mHealth Strategy for Latin America a success! We were glad by the participation of over 150 people representing 12 countries, as well as almost 30 speakers / moderators for their participation in the panels and tracks, as well as Dr. Julio Frenk for the keynote remark.

A lot of people joined the conversation online, following the event via Elluminate live web casting and on Twitter using #mhealthla. We had more than 800 tweets coming from 79 twitter users.For those of you who were not able to attend the Symposium, archives of our live stream video and clips from the event are being posted at the website: http://mhealth.andeanquipu.org/ (click on "video recordings"). To keep up to date on our activities, please join us on Twitter: @redquipu.

Thank you again for all your support to move mHealth in Latin America to the next level!

Sincerely,

Dr. Patricia Garcia

Dr. Walter H. Curioso