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The Green Report is a free monthly newsletter that analyses the initiatives, trends and politics in e-health care in South Africa. With its finger on the pulse of developments in the industry the Report brings you timely information and analysis to assist you in your business life. e-Health news and analysis that you must know.

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The Green report is for the community of people interested in new ways to improve the delivery of health care and the management of health services. This includes doctors, administrators, technology developers and service providers. We will include your input and hope to receive comments, reports and questions from all recipients.

The Green Report examines the issues such as;

Who, if anyone, is conducting succesful e-commerce in the South African health sector? What is the key to success and where do you find it?

What can we learn from the companies that have gone spectacularly wrong in the United States?

In fact, can we learn anything at all from the United States?

If you are a health care provider, looking at the long list of failures that have burnt doctors and others in the trenches (Hippocrates, n-Med, Brainware Health). How do you make decisions on which technology to deploy to make your life easier and more profitable?

In addition to user contributions, the Report intends to include interviews with those prominent and those not so prominant people who have an impact on our business decisions. These interviews, together with the combined research and experience in the industry, this monthly digest will deliver crucial knowledge you can't afford to miss.

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