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Name

Neil Pakenham-Walsh

Occupation/Title

Coordinator, HIFA2015

Organization

Global Healthcare Information Network

Organization Type

NGO

Organization URL

http://www.hifa2015.org

Areas of KM Expertise

Online Facilitation, Communities of Practice, Thematic/Knowledge Networks

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At 7:45am on September 2, 2009, Ssenabulya James said…: Hi ya Neil,
I am very grateful to have you as a friend.
I really enjoy working with people for development.

I am going to try out the url you have given me and am hopeful to join.

Cheers.

Jimmie

At 7:52am on August 21, 2009, Vijay Srinivas said…: Hi Neil,

Hope you are doing fine.

I am a Delhi-based journalist and communications professional.

Nearly four years ago, I was in touch with you when I became a member of HIFA 2015.

You also wrote an article on the role of knowledge sharing in the health sector for the website I was managing then (www.businessworld.in ). I got introduced to you by Meenakshi Gautam, a friend of mine, who is a public health specialist trained in the London School of Tropical Medicine.

Hope to be in touch with you on KM4Dev.

Cheers,

Vijay Srinivas

At 3:24am on August 21, 2009, Farhad Ali said…: Dear,

Hope this friendship will increase our knowledge on many things and will b an asset for our life.

At 10:12am on June 23, 2009, Suzanne Rainey said…: Ah yes--I have been part of this listserv too--I meant the community site was new. And I do agree with you wholeheartedly that email is still one of the primary ways to do this work. I do optimistically think we are moving in a direction of being able to add to that, too, and use web services--especially those that have mobile/email interfaces.

At 9:40am on June 23, 2009, Suzanne Rainey said…: Hi Neil--I was just saying that I was in the audience Friday with Elvira talking about accelerating the MDGs as we tried desperately to hear you on Skype--and finally prevailed! I enjoyed hearing your talk, and then coincidentally just found you here in this new community--so nice to meet you!
(I work in web strategies and talked at Midego about a few ways we might use the web to strengthen our programs, so I was particularly interested in your talk!)

At 6:15am on June 23, 2009, Laura Thorogood said…: Hi Neil, My name is Laura and I am the IHP+ Results Coordinator at Human Scale Development - I have just started and as part of my prep I read your article on Reader-Focused Moderation - it was a really helpfula nd useful introduction, thank you!

Laura