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3. Recommends that States and large corporations work together in partnerships to allow
for the development and funding of projects allowing for:
a. The maximum effectiveness of these ICT systems,

b. Stronger organizations to help the creation of technopoles, technology bases,
in remote areas due to their stability and connection to the rest of the world in
order to help the development of small companies and start-ups that would

have a more local impact, leading to intelligent collaboration between small
and large companies;

4. Promotes the use of online interfaces to connect patients with doctors, in which:
a. The use of apps and systems will be made available for patients to input
information into cloud databases,
b. Databases will be anonymous, in order to protect the patient but still allow for

processing by governmental organisations in the interest of public wellness; such
organizations will include the centers for disease control,
c. Ensuring doctors are bound by a set of laws that reduce the issue of

discrimination and unwillingness to help patients;

5. Incites member States, on the basis of clause 3, to encourage FDI (foreign direct
investment) for R&D in the sector of ICTs in developing countries in order to:

a. Allow the use of untapped resources and raw materials,
b. Amplify the development of ICTs in deprived regions,
c. Re-launch the economic and financial conditions of areas more affected by

inflation and/or lower productivity;

6. Promotes the use of online interfaces to link different healthcare workers, through the

establishment and/or popularisation of an online medical record system, which will
provide rapid and immediate access to medical data, facilitate the coordination of
care between the different health professionals in charge of the same patient, and

enable the patient to be better informed about his or her pathology and treatments;
the data will belong to the patient and will be accessible to the health personnel
concerned and authorised by them, and, if the record holder wishes so, it can become
public within the medical community to enrich medical research.

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