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Editor's Notes

Heads up — April is now Healthcare Technologies Month of Technical.ly's 2020 editorial calendar, which means we're focusing attention on how the healthcare system is coping with COVID-19 from a local tech and innovation perspective.

 

The big question we’ll seek to answer: What can local technology communities do to ease this public health crisis?

 

Look for stories on how health departments, hospitals, universities, research hubs, health IT startups and more are addressing this global crisis locally, and especially in the realms of testing, supplies, IT infrastructure, security, data, communication, treatment and the like. If you have story ideas, tell us here. 

 

In the meantime, please check out all of Technical.ly's coverage of the pandemic's effect on mid-Atlantic businesses and technologists. And stay safe, friends.

 

— Technical.ly Managing Editor Julie Zeglen (julie@technical.ly)

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What can local technology communities do to ease this global health crisis?

By Julie Zeglen

April is now Healthcare Technologies Month, which means we’ll be focusing on how the healthcare system is coping with COVID-19 from a local tech and innovation perspective.


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