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August 06, 2010

A Conversation with Sam Faus at OSCON 2010

Posted by RWJF Blog Team on August 6, 2010 in
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Last week we shared some of our experiences from this year’s O’Reilly Open Source Convention (OSCON). While we were there we got the chance to interview Sam Faus who spoke at the conference on Project HealthDesign’s Common Platform.  Check out the interview below and let us know what you think.

Tell us a bit about Project HealthDesign.


 

What is the Purpose of Project HealthDesign's Common Platform?

 

What makes Project HealthDesign's Common Platform unique?

 

Who - other than Project HealthDesign-funded researchers - will use the Common Platform?

 

Why is the Project HealthDesign Common Platform open source?

 

How can the open source community get involved in transforming the future of health and health care?

 

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