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[21:05] Gargeya: Yes. Can you hear you.
[21:05] Gargeya: Hello All
[21:05] Deepti: hello everyone
[21:14] Gargeya: Agree that it is better not to club the second paper with Covid issues.
[21:23] Gargeya: No comments
[21:24] Gargeya: The paper looks good.
[21:38] Peter (PHM South Africa): Hi, this is Peter from PHM South Africa. Apologies for coming late
[21:45] Matheus Falcão (Brazil): That's really interesting
[22:00] Deepti: have enjoyed all the great discussions so far. Unfortunately need to leave for another meeting. Look fwd to seeing the development of the papers.
[22:01] Sundar: Thanks Peter.  This whole point about what is meant by digital transformation- who benefits and who does not. Who is empowered and who is disempowered is critical. And the point is well taken that we should not assume that more digitization means better health outcomes.
[22:02] Peter (PHM South Africa): @Sundar, thanks for the comment. Yes, there is a lot to explore here.
[22:03] Sundar: on integration - the danger is not only in integrating health information flows with other departments- its also the attempt to build " a single window of truth" which is then liable to a singular control
[22:03] Peter (PHM South Africa): Question: are you intending to publish the paper anywhere (e.g. journal)? Apologies if this has already been covered.
[22:04] Sundar: Usually multiple systems lead to differing figures the triangulation of which are helpful. But integration can suppress any information flow that does not conform.. That is why as data generation increases access to public data could actually decreaae