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CHILD2015 Child Healthcare Information and Learning Discussion group THE CHILD2015 GOAL By 2015, every child worldwide will have access to an informed healthcare provider THE CHILD2015 DISCUSSION GROUP The Group offers you an independent forum to stimulate debate and propose pragmatic solutions for improving child healthcare worldwide. The focus is on the information and learning needs of healthcare providers at the local level: households and communities; primary health workers; health professionals working in district hospital facilities.
The Group is open to anyone with an interest in improving child healthcare in developing countries. HOW DO I JOIN THE GROUP? Please email CHILD2015-admin@dgroups.org stating that you would like to join CHILD2015.
We encourage you to supply some details about yourself for your personal CHILD2015 PROFILE. This will be added to the end of any messages that you post, unless you request otherwise, so that members can appreciate “where you are coming from” and also identify others with similar interests to themselves.
In your e-mail, please tell us:
With your permission, your CHILD2015 PROFILE will also be added to the CHILD2015 Members Directory, an online resource to facilitate communications. HOW DO I POST A DISCUSSION GROUP MESSAGE? It’s easy! Just send your message to CHILD2015@dgroups.org WHAT TO POST We welcome all postings, even if controversial, provided that they are relevant to the CHILD2015 purpose: Working towards a future where every child has access to an informed healthcare provider. (The term 'healthcare provider' here includes any provider of child healthcare, including mothers/fathers/family carers; primary health workers; district-level health professionals; and child health specialists.)
Examples of discussion topics include (but are not restricted to):
CHILD2015 is also a great way to make contacts and collaborations; let people know about your activities and publications; and ask for help and advice.
When you reply to messages from other members, please address your message to the whole group if your reply is likely to be of interest to other subscribers.
English is the main language of CHILD2015. Messages in French are also welcome and will be forwarded to the list together with an English translation by the CHILD2015 team. We aim to accommodate other languages in the future. WHAT NOT TO POST To preserve the quality and integrity of the forum please do not post:
NB. Unsuitable messages will be removed by the moderator.
If you would like to discuss child health issues that are unrelated to 'information and learning', please contact the moderator, who will help point you to other email lists and resources that focus on your subject. HOW DO I VIEW ARCHIVE POSTINGS? Just go to www.dgroups.org/groups/CHILD2015/ and click on 'Messages'. The archive is freely available to members and non-members. CHILD2015 RESOURCES CHILD2015 Resources include:
To access CHILD2015 Resources, click 'Resources' on the CHILD2015 main page. Note: The 'Resources' section is intended specifically for CHILD2015 documents rather than as a repository for individual members. If you would like to discuss ways to disseminate your documents, please contact child2015-admin@dgroups.org HOW DO I LEAVE THE GROUP? Please send a blank email to: leave-CHILD2015@dgroups.org DISCLAIMER CHILD2015 administrators are not responsible for the quality and accuracy of information posted by Discussion Group members. THE CHILD2015 DISCUSSION GROUP IS MODERATED To ensure integrity, the forum is overseen by skilled moderators. As a group member, you can be assured that all messages that you receive will be relevant, readable, and understandable. Messages are proofread before posting to ensure they are reader-friendly. All internet addresses mentioned in emails are checked for functionality. To contact the moderator please email: CHILD2015-admin@dgroups.org
CHILD2015 is managed and moderated by Global Healthcare Information Network (www.ghi-net.org) and the International Child Health Group (www.ichg.org.uk), UK.
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