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Mapping health information online |
| Surveys show health information to be one of the most popular information areas for Internet users. But how much of that information is high quality, and how much is available about local resources? Debora Parr reports on a Brighton & Hove initiative which is mapping provision of local online health information and aims to come up with a more citizen-centred approach. | |
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Children Online |
| New research published in October by the London School of Economics and Political Science , shows key new findings on children’s use of the internet. | |
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About Medway |
| Medway is the first seamlessUK partner to go live. Users of the new website will have access to a collection of information from over 500 organisations at local, regional and national levels – including NACAB, NHS and BBC. | |
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| Camden's highly-praised small business portal offers innovative ways of delivering public service. Lindsay Ould outlines the project. | |
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Return to SENDA |
| The Special Education Needs and Disability Act 2001 (SENDA) effectively extended DDA to cover education and is being introduced in three stages. Andres Crespo reflects on issues around accessibility in the light of the new SENDA requirements. | |
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Engaging the user |
| The 15th Annual Conference of the Society of Public Information Networks was held at the National Motorcycle Museum, Solihull, on Thursday 22 May 2003. | |
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