O'Moore Medal

The O'Moore Medal is awarded by the Healthcare Informatics Society of Ireland to individuals or organisations that have made a major contribution to Healthcare Informatics. The award is named after Professor Rory O'Moore, who received the award in 2003 when it was inaugurated by then Taoiseach Bertie Ahern.

Awards
  • 2003: Professor Rory O'Moore.
  • 2005: Professor Georges De Moor.
  • 2007: Professor Jane Grimson.
  • 2008: Dr. Glyn Hayes
  • 2009: H. Stephen Lieber
  • 2011: Kieran Hickey
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gollark: I don't mean change C accordingly, I mean don't propagate the mistake to new languages.
gollark: A byte, i.e. "foolish ASCII or extended ASCII character", should just be `byte` or `u8` or something.
gollark: Unicode should be the default, and something should not be named `char` if it cannot actually hold a character.
gollark: Just because many old languages do the char-is-byte thing doesn't make it not stupid and harmful in this era of unicode.

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