On August 10, 2007, Essential Health Links joined the HealthNet Newssuite of information resources and global forums supported by AED-SATELLIFE at < http://www.healthnet.org/.
Providing easy access to a wealth of information for health professionals, medical library communities, universities, students, publishers, and NGOs in developing and emerging countries, Essential Health Links serves as a gateway to carefully evaluated and expertly vetted medical, scientific, and public health websites.EH-Links provides users with a linked list of health and medical-related web pages relevant to clinical and public health practice or research in developing and emerging countries with the objective of making it easier to locate and identify useful information. Before being included as anEH-Link, each website is evaluated for reliability, relevance, andusefulness by experts in the field, including a physician-editor and aninternational team of Subject Expert Advisors. Website links arechecked and content carefully reviewed on a regular basis.Emphasizing quality over quantity, EH-Links has selected only 700 sitesout of the many thousands on the web. In addition, each webpagerecommendation includes an annotated description of the site written bya health information specialist to guide the user to the best informationsources.Please visit Essential Health Links athttp://www.healthnet.org/essential-links/. We invite your participationin the continued development of thisresource and welcome your feedback and suggestions of additional usefulsites!Kind regards,AED-SATELLIFECenter for Health Information and TechnologyEmail: hnet@healthnet. orgAbout the AED-SATELLIFE Center for Health Information and Technology:Committed to addressing the issues of information poverty and thedigital divide, AED-SATELLIFE uses technology to disseminate information and foster global conversations about health, and works to build the capacity of health professionals and health systems in resource-poor nations to apply information and communication technology to the challenges of healthcare delivery.AED-SATELLIFE produces four electronic publications, HealthNet News,HealthNet News-AIDS, HealthNet News-Community Health, and HealthNetNews-Nursing, which provide current evidence-based, peer-reviewedarticles from 60 of the world92s leading medical publishers. It operates 11global, expert-moderated discussion groups covering topics ranging fromHIV/AIDS to African health research and development. AED-SATELLIFE is a non-profit organization.
Providing easy access to a wealth of information for health professionals, medical library communities, universities, students, publishers, and NGOs in developing and emerging countries, Essential Health Links serves as a gateway to carefully evaluated and expertly vetted medical, scientific, and public health websites.EH-Links provides users with a linked list of health and medical-related web pages relevant to clinical and public health practice or research in developing and emerging countries with the objective of making it easier to locate and identify useful information. Before being included as anEH-Link, each website is evaluated for reliability, relevance, andusefulness by experts in the field, including a physician-editor and aninternational team of Subject Expert Advisors. Website links arechecked and content carefully reviewed on a regular basis.Emphasizing quality over quantity, EH-Links has selected only 700 sitesout of the many thousands on the web. In addition, each webpagerecommendation includes an annotated description of the site written bya health information specialist to guide the user to the best informationsources.Please visit Essential Health Links athttp://www.healthnet.org/essential-links/. We invite your participationin the continued development of thisresource and welcome your feedback and suggestions of additional usefulsites!Kind regards,AED-SATELLIFECenter for Health Information and TechnologyEmail: hnet@healthnet. orgAbout the AED-SATELLIFE Center for Health Information and Technology:Committed to addressing the issues of information poverty and thedigital divide, AED-SATELLIFE uses technology to disseminate information and foster global conversations about health, and works to build the capacity of health professionals and health systems in resource-poor nations to apply information and communication technology to the challenges of healthcare delivery.AED-SATELLIFE produces four electronic publications, HealthNet News,HealthNet News-AIDS, HealthNet News-Community Health, and HealthNetNews-Nursing, which provide current evidence-based, peer-reviewedarticles from 60 of the world92s leading medical publishers. It operates 11global, expert-moderated discussion groups covering topics ranging fromHIV/AIDS to African health research and development. AED-SATELLIFE is a non-profit organization.
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