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Communities of Interest Networks
Unfortunately the COIN sessions have been discontinued. We will leave the notes up for archival purposes.
The Communities of Interest Networks (COIN) is a new initiative designed to connect peers in health care, economic development, education and e-commerce from our participating communities so that they can share information and become better informed on emerging technologies and best technology practices. Networks will meet via technology (conference calls, videoconferences, web collaboration) on a quarterly basis. Web technology will enable more frequent communication, as desired by participants. A facilitator, expert in this topic area, will assist each group.
See summaries for the COIN meetings held on June 19 and 20.
- Get the Health COIN presentation for June 20.
- Contact info of Health COIN presenters:
Mark Schoenbaum, Director
Office of Rural Health and Primary Care
Minnesota Department of Health
PO Box 64882
St. Paul, MN 55164-0882
651.282.3859 voice
651.297.5808 fax
http://www.health.state.mn.us/divs/chs/orh_home.htm
John M. Scanlan, M.D., FAPA, FACPE
Behavioral Health Medical Director
Blue Cross/Blue Shield of Minnesota
3400 Yankee Drive, R416
Eagan, MN 55121-1627
Phone/Fax 651-662-0808
Cell Phone/Pager 651-308-5182
John_Scanlan@bluecrossmn.com
Download notes from the March 2006 meetings.
Download the original notification of the Community of Interest Networks.
Communities of Interest Networks
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Health Care |
Economic Development |
Education |
E-Commerce |
| Prospective Participants |
Hospital administrators & technology coordinators, county public health professionals |
Local or county economic developers, EDA board members, chambers of commerce |
School technology coordinators, technology oriented teachers |
Local web and technology support companies, chambers of commerce directors |
| Prospective Topics |
Electronic medical records training, tele-medicine applications |
Technology-based strategies, infrastructure issues, web-based
marketing |
School to home electronic interaction impact of online courses, digital divide issues |
Increasing revenue from online sales community online malls, marketing |
| Facilitator |
Maureen Ideker |
Bill Coleman, Former state economic development staff, executive director of Dakota Future, former EDAM board member |
Paul Wasko |
Ann Treacy, Treacy Information Services Web search engine optimization and e-marketing specialist |
Or visit a specific Community of Internet Network:
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