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a. An app which stores patient information,
b. Software which connects rural patients with doctors via instant messaging and
video calling,

c. Software add-ons that organise patient data into neat profiles that can be
easily shared among medical professionals and can help doctors better
understand patient needs, especially if they live far away from a clinic or

hospital;

11. Encourages implementation of internet cafes or monitored internet stations for medical

specific use in rural/low-income areas to:
a. Inspire public use of e-medicine programs,
b. Give citizens access to the internet and their medical professional(s);

12. Forbids the militarisation of technological medical information by focusing on data
protection in order to:
a. Protect and keep in consideration patient privacy regulations,

b. Ensure the safety of civilians by preventing the use of Hot Agents facilitated by
data leaks;

13. Strongly Urges countries to implement green energy initiatives in rural/low-income areas

that:
a. May include internet balloons,
b. Individualise green energy to the area, such as marine energy to coastal areas

or solar energy to deserts,
c. Increase public access to electricity in general;

14. Approves the need for investment in research and development for efficient and lower
cost microprocessors and solid state technology to be implemented in computers;

15. Affirms the need for using a sophisticated, intuitive, and accessible interface in ICTs;

16. Urges the assistance of member States to enable developing countries to establish and

democratise the use of ICTs in medicine among populations in need by:
a. Supporting the creation of medical centers developing ICTs and telemedicine
in these areas, thus enabling rapid and high-quality medical aid for populations

in need,
b. Requesting that this medical care must be free or at least accessible to a
disadvantaged population;

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