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The EFMI board visits the 7th ICICTH Samos conference |
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Amsterdam, 20 July 2009 by Arie Hasman
The International Conference on Information Communication Technologies in Health (ICICTH) was held for the seventh time from July 16 to July 18 on Samos Island in Greece. The board of the European Federation for Medical Informatics (EFMI) took the opportunity and hold a meeting to discuss the future activities and strategies.
The conference is organized by the Research and Training Institute of the East Aegean, the Faculty of Nursing of the National & Kapodistrian University of Athens, the University for Health Sciences, Medical Informatics & Technology, Austria, the Institute of Biomedical Engineering of the Bogazici University, Turkey and the Greek Health Informatics Association.
As the title of the conference already indicates the emphasis of the presentations is on the role of modern ICT technology on healthcare. This year the EFMI board held one of his board meetings during the conference. This opportunity was seized by the organizers of the conference to invite the board for contributions on the topic Continuity of Care.
Further topics discussed during the conference were: Electronic Health Records, Telemedicine and Mobile Health Applications, Evaluation of Information Systems, Information and Communication Technologies in Medical Education, Patient monitoring and Empowerment and intelligent Systems. Furthermore there was a special session on Certification and Security in Health-Related Web Applications, a session in which PhD candidates presented their work and a Lecture of ICT aspects of Health Tourism.
With an audience of about 70 people coming from fourteen different countries and all continents the conference has always been a place where the various contributions can be and are discussed in detail. The scientific quality of the papers is better every year and also this year I was impressed. I can advise all colleagues a visit to this conference in 2010.For 2009 proceedings are available.
It is planned to publish the presentions on the ICICTH-portal. More information at ICICTH Samos 2009 |
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EFMI Publications |
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European Notes in Medical Informatics
A limited number of the first volume of the "European Notes in Medical Informatics" is available from the MIE 2005 conference organisers.
For more details and information please contact MIE 2005 conference organisers at mie2005@sim.hcuge.ch
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International Journal of Medical Informatics |
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International Journal of Medical Informatics
The International Journal of Medical Informatics provides an international medium for the dissemination of original results and interpretative reviews concerning the field of medical informatics. The Journal is published in print and also electronic format within ScienceDirect.
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MIE2011 |
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Medinfo 2010 |
13th International Congress on Medical Informatics
This will be the first time MEDINFO is held in Africa. It promises to boost exposure to grassroots healthcare delivery and the underpinning health information systems. This will open the door to new academic partnerships into the future and help to nurture a new breed of health informaticians
MEDINFO 2010
September 12 - 16,
Cape Town, South Africa
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Past MIE & STC Congresses |
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Sarajevo, Bosnia-Herzegovina 2009 |
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Gothenborg, Sweden 2008 |
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Maastricht, Netherlands 2006 |
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Geneva, Switzerland 2005 |
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Saint Malo, France 2003 |
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Budapest, Hungary 2002 |
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Hanover, Germany 2000 |
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Ljubljana, Slovenia 1999 |
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Thessalonica, Greece 1997 |
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Copenhagen, Denmark 1996 |
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Lisbon, Portugal 1994 |
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Jerusalem, Israel 1993 |
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Vienna, Austria 1991 |
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Glasgow, Scotland 1990 |
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Oslo, Norway 1988 |
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Rome, Italy 1987 |
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Helsinki, Finland 1985 |
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Brussels, Belgium 1984 |
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Dublin, Ireland 1982 |
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Toulouse, France 1981 |
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Berlin, Germany 1979 |
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Cambridge, UK 1978 |
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Special Topic Conferences |
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2009, Antalya, Turkey |
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2008, London, UK |
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2007, Brijuni island, Croatia |
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2006, Timisoara, Romania |
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2005, Athens, Greece |
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2004, Munich, Germany |
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2003, Rome, Italy |
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2002, Nicosia, Cyprus |
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2001, Bucharest, Romania |
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