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The systematic aggregations and
structuring of data in space,
time, subjects and objects�
in the context of decisions that should be taken is what constitutes the true information
for the planner, the legislative body, the managerial level or the technician. I will constantly stress the fundamental difference between information and knowledge. The creation of knowledge is a highly personal matter and I am to be convinced that we ever transmit knowledge as such.� Sir George Alleyne. Health Information for All. PAHO/WHO San Jose, Costa Rica, 24 March, 1998 |