Ronald LaPorte for the GHNet Reading. 1990 Paradigm Shifts ` Molecular Biology- PCR `Transfer of Information- The Internet.

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Ronald LaPorte for the GHNet Reading

1990 Paradigm Shifts ` Molecular Biology- PCR `Transfer of Information- The Internet

` Time Trends Time Trends ` Vint Cerf, one of the fathers of the InternetVint Cerf

Time to Reach 50 million people ` 38 Years, Radio ` 13 Years, Television ` 10 Years, Cable Television ` 5 Years, Internet

Connect Everyone in Prevention Worldwide

Low band width, inexpensive, Information sharing, reaching large number of well people for preventing disease Telemedicine High band width, expensive, information transmission, reaching small number of sick people for curing disease Telepreventive Medicine

Changing Uses of Computers Traditional Data Analysis and Word Processing

The Computer Network Collective Intelligence

Top 100 PC Magazine, 1996 Top 6 Global Information Infrastructure Awards 55 Publications

The Future of Prevention `Ability to find information `Collecting of Data in Many Places `Communication with resource people `Networking with people in and out of public health `Global health network

NASA NASA and NASDA Technology Transfer to Global HealthNASDA `Global Expertise `Secure Networks `Satellite connectivity

Global Health Network Components `Connectivity `Telemonitoring of Diseases `Global Health Network University `Networking NGOs `Cyber-docs `GHNet `Homepage `Global Health Network Information Server

African Connectivity

Global Disease Telemonitoring

Rapid, Accurate Monitoring of Communicable and NCDs

GHN-U “Distance education programs are usually much less expensive than conventional university programs” World Bank Report, 1994

The Death of Biomedical Journals British Medical Journal Readings: 1, 212

GHNet Home Page: One-Stop shopping for Public Health Public Health MS Labs Diabetes Lupus Cancer

`Trained in telepreventive medicine. `Go to areas to set up prevention networks

Targeted Access Server a Science -- Uganda, Chile, China a NEJM -- Thailand, Georgia, parts of Mongolia a BMJ -- Canary Islands, Tunisia, and my house a Who will have access is the decision of the Journals

The Future?

Multilingual Version Multilingual Version Scientific Communications English Japanese Portuguese Spanish German Korean

Enhancement of human ability to construct physical objects Enhancement of human ability to construct mental objects: Collective Intelligence and Creativity

Global Health Information Superhighway