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Modern Asclepieions

An initiative of the School of Medicine of the University of Athens to provide services of Health and Culture to citizens (since 1994)

Sunday, September 24, 2006

Telemedicine in Future Health, Symposium, Salamanca, September 21-23, 2006

The Extraordinary Symposium of the European Society of Telemedicine took place in the magnificent historical university city of Salamanca, in Spain. The event was organised in collaboration with the Spanish Society of Health Computing and the Spanish Society of Medical Education.

The second day of the event D. Sotiriou presented to the participant the theme ‘From Telemedicine to Modern Asclepieions’. The Session was chaired by Professors Javier Calas and Gerard Comyn.

The Symposium gave also the opportunity to D. Sotiriou to present additional arguments in favour of the adoption of the ideas on which Modern Asclepieions are based to Professor Comyn who is Head of the Information Society Directorate General (known as INFOSOC) of the Commission of the European Union.

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