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Healthcare and Life Sciences Seminar 2007

IBM Haifa Labs


Invitation Program Registration Abstracts Call for Papers

October 18, 2007
Organized by IBM Research Lab in Haifa, Israel


Call for Papers


You are invited to submit extended abstracts of original research works in health informatics and healthcare information technologies. The work presented may have been published elsewhere; in case of such an overlap, authors should add a reference to their submission pointing to the existing publication.

Important dates
Extended Abstracts due: August 31, 2007
Notification of paper acceptance: September 14, 2007
Workshop gathering and presentations: October 18, 2007


What to submit
Please send an extended abstract describing your work, up to two pages in 11 pt font, in either MS-Word (*.doc) or PDF format to shabo@il.ibm.com.

Program Committee
  • Yuval Shahar, The Medical Informatics Research Center, Department of Information Systems Engineering, Ben Gurion University
  • Mor Peleg, Department of Management Information Systems, Haifa University
  • Batami Sadan, Haifa University, Faculty of Social Welfare & Health studies, School of Public Health
  • Amnon Shabo, Healthcare and Life Sciences Group, IBM Research Lab in Haifa

Seminar Organizing Committee

Topics for the Healthcare and Life Sciences Seminar 2007
While submissions can address any topic in health informatics, a main focus of this seminar is on decision support in the semantic interoperability era. National and regional efforts are undertaken around the globe to share clinical information in a patient-centric way and have a longitudinal and cross-institutional view of the health history of the patient at the point of care. The challenge is how decision support applications can utilize the abundance of information available through such sharing efforts and facilitate the actual use of it by clinicians and possibly by patients as well. This requires among other things to ensure that longitudinal health records can provide clinical information of a suitable data quality, consistency and completeness to underpin safe decision support.

Please feel free to further distribute this invitation to students and fellow researchers/developers.

 



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