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Collection of web links from the latest fellowship seminar

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By Rachel Dornhelm
March 15, 2010

Inspired by the lecture on web tools, I made a collection of many of the websites that were mentioned over the weekend on Delicious (link written out below).  It includes the resources mentioned by Barbara Feder Ostrov and Jody Ranck, as well as others that came up in the course of the seminar.  I've tagged anything relevant to health reporting with "uschealthj" and plan to keep doing that.  Drop me a line if you have any delicious bookmarks set up on the subject too and we can create a network there!

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Posted by Barbara Feder Ostrov | Mon, 2010-03-15

This list is really helpful, Rachel. Thanks so much for doing this! I've also posted information from the "localizing health reform stories" presentation on this wiki: http://localizinghealthreform.wikispaces.com/

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