The OpenQRS Proposal, a chapter in Technologies for Development
We are thrilled to share our chapter:
Open Issues and a Proposal for Open-source Technologies to Assure Quality, Reliability, and Safety in Health Care Devices Targeting Low- and Middle-income Countries
that appears in the book: Technologies for Development, edited by Sylvia Hostettler.
S. Hostettler et al. (eds.), Technologies for Development, DOI 10.1007/978-3-319-16247-8_8 © Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2015
Last June, we presented our research in two papers at UNESCO’s Technology for Development conference, hosted at EPFL in Lausanne and organized by Sylvia Hostettler. Our paper that presented the background research and proposal for OpenQRS was presented in the Openness Paradigm Panel and was invited for publication in the conference book.
We are Chapter 8 in the book. Here are the table of contents for the chapter:
8. Open Issues and a Proposal for Open-source Technologies to Assure Quality, Reliability, and Safety in Health Care Devices Targeting Low- and Middle-income Countries
8.1 Introduction
8.2 Methods
8.3 Results
8.3.1 Health Care Product Development
8.3.2 A Changing Landscape
8.3.3 Stakeholder Perspectives on the Current State of Affairs
8.3.4 Synthesis: Stakeholders in Emerging Markets
8.4 Key Issues to Address in the Current Context
8.5 Timing for a New, Open Approach to QRS
8.6 Conclusion
References
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