[PHNUTR-L] Fourth Annual eHealth Developers' Summit

[Laura Larsson]

Friends:

If you have the money and time and are involved in 
creating/maintaining/funding/thinking about online content at a 
theoretical and/or business level, this conference may be for you. To 
get a better sense of what this conference is about, take a look at the 
draft agenda located at: 
http://www.ehealthinstitute.org/summit/index.cfm?fuseaction=draft

Fourth Annual eHealth Developers' Summit
 
If you are an eHealth developer or funder of eHealth development 
efforts, consider participating in the Fourth Annual eHealth Developers' 
Summit in San Diego, November 5-7, 2003. The Summit is an 
invitation-only, peer-to-peer national meeting for eHealth executives, 
managers, purchasers, and funders/investors to foster business and 
collaborations among the commercial, academic, government, and nonprofit 
sectors. Part of the unique agenda includes awards for the best eHealth 
research paper in 2003, the eHealth impact award, and the eHealth WIT 
(Working Innovation Technology) Teams Competition. For more info: 
http://www.ehealthinstitute.org/summit/index.cfm
or email: summit at ehealthinstitute.org <mailto:summit at ehealthinstitute.org>.

Laura

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Keep well and connected,

Laura Larsson
Information Content Manager
Digital Assets Manager
Online Learning Developer
Information Appliance/PDA Trainer

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