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An analysis of three user studies of Web 2.0 applications reveals the most important requirements related to ethical issues. The development of features that support these requirements should be tailored to the type of application and specific community needs.
Emergency resources are often insufficient to satisfy the demands for professional help and supplies in the wake of a public disaster. The authors provide insights into the trends, innovations, and challenges of contemporary crowdsourced e-health and medical informatics applications in the context of emergency preparedness and response.
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