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Networking Health: Prescriptions for the Internet (2000)
Computer Science and Telecommunications Board (CSTB)

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February 2–3, 1999

North Carolina (Greenville and Chapel Hill)

East Carolina University Center for Health Sciences Communication, Telemedicine Program: David C. Balch, Doug Barnum, Christi Brewer, Thomas Feldbush, Susan Gustke, Gloria Jones, Marc Krien, Ted Kummer, Lori Maiolo, Lance Rogers, and Ron Rouse.

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Computer Graphics Laboratory: Andrew Ade, Henry Fuchs, and Lars S. Nyland.

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Medicine: John Loonsk.

February 10–11, 1999

Seattle, Washington

University of Washington: Thomas Anderson, James Brinkley, Steve Corbato, Sherrilyne Fuller, Tom Furness (Human Interface Technology (HIT) Laboratory), Harold Goldberg, Ira Kalet, Debra Ketchell, Edward Lazowska, Henry Levy, James LoGerfo, Tom Martin, Jean O. Nelson, Tom Norris, Peter Oppenheimer (HIT Laboratory), Brent Stewart, and Suzanne Weghorst (HIT Laboratory).

Regence BlueShield: Magalene Aliu, Kirk Bailey, Jac Davies (Washington State Department of Health), Steven Moe, Donn Morse, Richard Rubin (Foundation for Health Care Quality), Peter Summerville (Community Health Information Technology Alliance), and Jerry Tonkovich.

Briefers During Committee Meetings
September 13–14, 1998

Washington, D.C.

Michael Ackerman and Donald Lindberg, National Library of Medicine; George Strawn, National Science Foundation.break

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