knowledge management and communication. our strategy – our goals national and regional policies...
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Knowledge Management and Communication
Our Strategy – Our goals• National and regional policies established to promote free
and equitable access to evidence-based information on health as a human right.
• A Region with equitable access to information, innovation, networking, resource optimization, and proper use of information and communication technologies to achieve interoperability between sources and of health information systems.
• Access to health information considered within the principle of nondiscrimination in health and as an integral part of the concept of health services access.
• Health information networks of the Region helping leverage the social capital available.
The PAHO/WHO Strategy – KM&C
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Objective 1 PAHO/WHO must be an authoritative source on evidence- based Health Information and Knowledge
Objective 2 PAHO/WHO must be an effective Collaboration-Based Organization
Objective 3 PAHO/WHO must be a Learning Organization
Objective 4 PAHO/WHO must be a Partnership – and Network-Building Organization
Objective 5 PAHO/WHO should be a catalyst for effective use of communication for the achievement and maintenance of health
KMC 4 Public HealthTechnical Cooperation for changing in
Americas
Knowledge and Information Products/Services related to our Strategy
• eHealth• Editorial services• eLearning• Knowledge transfer• Library and information networks• Marketing (campaigns and special events)• Media relations• Public information• Risk communication• Scientific information and communication• Social communication• Institutional and Social networks• Translation services• Virtual and Web-based collaboration• Web and Intra-Extranet services
Milestone 4 PAHO/WHO must be a Partnership – and Network-Building Organization
Language is the most
important way to
communicate, interact
and disseminate
information
It is an authentic
expression of a culture,
tradition or identity of a
community
Communication is the art of
being understood
Institutional (WHO)
ePORTUGUÊSe NetworkSocial Networks - ICTs
VHLCampus
Sitiodepaís
Sitios de Centros
Sitios deProyectos
Sites
SciELOBlogs
ScienTI
Listserv
PAHO Web 2.0
WHO Web 2.0Equity
Integration with WHO, UNations
Interoperability – Information Resources in Public Health
Standardization
Convergence
Publishing, Sharing, Networking = Web 2.0
PAHO - Social Networks
Institutional and Social Networks during Emergencies
ePORTUGUÊSe
Equatorial Guinea
ePORTUGUÊSe Network
ePORTUGUÊSe
Development of Human Resources for Health
BLOGS Patient Safety
Videos
eLearning
Telehealth
Cochrane from Brazil
GOARN
EVIPNet
Virtual Health Libraries (VHL)
Collaborative space
Discussion forum HIFA-pt
HINARI training Blue Trunk Library
Electronic journals in Portuguese
WEB 2.0
ePORTUGUÊSe Network
Human Development Index - 2011UNDP
very high
(1 a 47)
high
(48 a 94)
medium
(95 a 141)
low
(142 a 187)
41 - Portugal 84 - Brazil 133 – Cape Verde 144 – Sao Tome & Principe
147 – Timor Leste
148 – Angola
176 – Guinea Bissau
184 – Mozambique
Indicators of development
Source*: World Health Statistics 2012
Indicators of development
Access to the InternetAccess to the Internet
10 most used languages on the Internet in 2010milhões de usuários
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Thank you!OBRIGADA!
Eliane P. Santos
Advisor, Library and Information Networks
Knowledge Management and Communication - PAHO/WHO
Email: [email protected] / 1 (202) 974 3160
www.paho.org – PAHO website
[email protected] – ePORTUGUESe email
www.crics9.org – CRICS 9 website