I'm trying to learn this my KOMO radio up here points, if only because a topic in a few or 45 second try to be consistent soundbites is quite difficult and therefore good Praxis.Heute I'm talking about the new website last week from HHS Healthcare.gov called started
Here is my two minutes statement (target, a typical to the radio listener Seattle).
Matthew talks about Healthcare.govWritten by Andy Oram on the O'Reilly Radar is one of the best analysis I've seen about Healthcare.gov over. You directly should check it out.Andy's coverage of healthcare.gov part is one greater interest in the health sector generally of O' Reilly-& Web - 2.0 - communities, we of course to welcome!(You are partners in health 2.0 Developer Challenge)
A place where there is room for many more activity in open source in health care.Andy has worked hard, to always health care in the upcoming Conference OSCON in Portland, OR July 19 23.Hier is the health care OSCON Strecke.Und here Andy's preview of what in the track.
Andy wrote me some additional information about the birds of a feather Meetup:
I want to encourage, almost every interested person Portland, OR come for birds-of-a-feather-sessions, even if you can afford the Conference teilnehmen.Uvam are officially for session participants, but nobody ever checked badge and I organized the uvam in hopes of drawing in more local people:
The BOF session on healthcare is at 7 pm Thursday July 21
Three podcast interviews with healthcare speakers who will be at OSCON:
Brian Behlendorf, co-founder of the Apache Web Server project and the CollabNet cooperative software development company, now with HHS on the CONNECT software project Arias Malec, Coordinator of the NHIN direct to the ONC (and former RelayHealth-er) Fred Trotter, source supporters in the healthcare and organizer of the (separate) OSHealthcon summit.So to open if you are interested in open source and health care, should your way to Portland for OSCON.6. July 2010
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