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Programs

In collaboration with other telemedicine experts from medical, technology, research and non-profit organizations, WiRED International started the International Telemedicine Network (ITN) in 2008. The ITN is a consortium of 13 medical schools, teaching hospitals, research institutes, and non-profit organizations pooling resources to deliver medical education and information systems to the poorest countries in the world. The consortium will provide continuing medical education (CME) programs and patient consultations using Information Technology (IT) tools such as electronic libraries, digital video lectures, live seminars, and discussions. As coordinating member, WiRED arranges program funding and organizes operational elements for the ITN.

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