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Petra Wilson and Chris Nolan appointed HIMSS EMEA Governing Council Chairs |
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BRUSSELS, Belgium (25 July 2007) - Petra Wilson, a Director for Public Sector Healthcare in Cisco’s Internet Business Solutions Group (IBSG), has been elected Chair of the HIMSS EMEA Governing Council. Chris Nolan from the Healthcare Informatics Society of Ireland is appointed Vice Chair. Both were unanimously elected by the HIMSS EMEA Governing Council on 2 July 2007, and will serve for one year, until 30 June 2008.
“I am honoured by the confidence and trust that my colleagues on the Council have shown, and feel privileged to be part of HIMSS’ mission to advance the uptake of health IT. I fully support the mission and goals of HIMSS and look forward to working with my colleagues on the Council and the staff in the Brussels office on expanding HIMSS’ efforts in the EMEA region,” said Petra Wilson.
Petra Wilson has for the past 18 months held the post of Director for Public Sector Healthcare in Cisco’s Internet Business Solutions Group (IBSG). Prior to her current position, she was Deputy Director of the European Health Management Association (EHMA) in Brussels, where she was responsible for the development of its relations with the European Commission and other EU Institutions. This role enabled her to advise a wide number of European healthcare organisations on EU health policies. Petra is originally from the UK, is fluent in German and French, and holds a doctorate in public health law from Oxford University.
“I have been an “international” member of HIMSS for some 15 years and in recent years our number, as well as attendance at HIMSS events, has grown. HIMSS EMEA is a clear answer to our contribution and I am delighted to be a member of its inaugural Council and Vice Chair,” said Chris Nolan.
Chris Nolan has more than thirty years of experience working in health IT. His past and current positions also include Director of Healthcare Informatics Training Services Ltd. in Ireland, founder member of the HealthCare Informatics Society of Ireland and the Healthcare Informatics Standards Committee of the National Standards Authority of Ireland, Fellow of the Royal Academy of Medicine in Ireland, Fellow of the Irish Computer Society, board member of the EuroRec Institute and joint owner of a nursing home, residential home and community care organisation. He has worked on acute care hospital information systems, laboratories, pharmacy, radiology and imaging, as well as all other departments including finance and administration.
“I look forward to working with Dr. Wilson and Mr. Nolan. They complement each other well: their combined forty-five years experience spans almost all aspects and sectors of health IT in the region, and they bring enormous expertise and knowledge to HIMSS EMEA,” said Michael Strübin, HIMSS EMEA Executive Director.
The ten-member HIMSS EMEA Governing Council is composed of health IT professionals from Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA) and represents various countries, regions, constituencies and language communities. The Council provides strategic advice and guidance to the HIMSS EMEA office that was opened in Brussels in September 2006. The HIMSS EMEA office offers information, networking and professional development services specifically targeted towards health IT professionals in the EMEA region. |
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MIE 2014 Istanbul |
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The 25th International Congress of the European Federation for Medical Informatics will be held in
Istanbul, Turkey
from the
31.August-03.September 2014
The Scientific Programme Committee welcomes your contributions for MIE 2014. For more information please refer to the conference website:
MIE 2014 - Istanbul
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ICIMTH 2013 Athens |
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The International Conference on Informatics, Management, and Technology in Healthcare supported by the European Federation for Medical Informatics will take place from 5-7 July in Athens.
For more information about the conference topics and the program please refer to the
Conference Website
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Medinfo 2013 Copenhagen |
The 14th World Congress on Medical and Health Informatics will take place in Copenhagen, Denmark. The topic of medinfo2013 will address the challenges we foresee to continue in:
Conducting medical informatics by
Converging technologies,
Conveying sciences and
Connecting people
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