Andy Hyde
Andy Hyde is a freelance consultant working with healthcare organisations to develop online content, tools and communities. He has a background in medical publishing, experience in creating educational materials for health professionals and now, in his role with the ALISS project, he"s developing partnerships and online solutions across the public and voluntary sectors. You can follow his work @mrhyde and @alissproject.
Articles by Andy Hyde:
The ALISS project - sharing data to support people with long term health conditions
Monday, 4th April 2011
Searching the web for information about medical conditions can mean that you are swamped with useless, and often disconcerting, results. This is particularly true when you need help and support with a long-term health condition rather than descriptions of symptoms and treatments. The ALISS project aims to overcome this for people in Scotland by unlocking information currently in databases, lists and directories.
The ALISS project - sharing data to support people with long term health conditions [ABSTRACT]
Monday, 4th April 2011
Searching the web for information about medical conditions can mean that you are swamped with useless, and often disconcerting, results. This is particularly true when you need help and support with a long-term health condition rather than descriptions of symptoms and treatments. The ALISS project aims to overcome this for people in Scotland by unlocking information currently in databases, lists and directories.
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