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2000 – 2009

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2004
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Beatriz F. Leão, Cláudio G. A. Costa, Luiz Augusto Facchini, Ernani B. Bandarra, Sibele F. Gonçalves, Nilo Bretas Júnior, Alcindo Ferla:
The Brazilian Health Informatics and Information Policy: building the consensus. MedInfo 2004: 1207-1210
2001
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Beatriz de Faria Leão, Malde Maria VB. Bernardes, Jacques Levin, Lincoln Moura, Ernani B. Bandarra, Lucia Maria Modesto, Arnaldo Machado Sousa, Rosani E. Cunha, Manoel Renato Machado Filho:
The Brazilian National Health Informatics Strategy. MedInfo 2001: 38-42

1990 – 1999

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1998
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Beatriz F. Leão, Ernani B. Bandarra, Luciani F. De Araújo, Pablo J. Madril, Lincoln A. Moura Jr., Daniel Sigulem:
CCS-SUS - The Brazilian Consortium of Software Components for Health Care. AMIA 1998

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