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WG EDU Working Group Education in Health Informatics
EFMI European Federation for Medical Informatics

Last update: May 2007

Objectives:

  • To disseminate and exchange information on Health and Medical Informatics (HMI) programs and courses
  • To advance the knowledge of: (1) how informatics is taught in the education of health care professionals in Europe, (2) how in particular health and medical informatics is taught to students of computer science/informatics, and (3) how it is taught within dedicated curricula in health and medical informatics..
  • To promote database on programs and courses on HMI education.
  • To produce international recommendations on HMI programmes and courses.
  • To support HMI courses and exchange of students and teachers.

Recent Activities:

  • A meeting of interesting parties and members of the WG was held during the MIE2006 Conference in Maastricht to discuss issues related to the working group.
  • The STC conference "Health and Medical Informatics Applications - Educational Aspects" took place in Athens, Greece in 19-20 March 2005, and was supported by EFMI WG EDU
  • Publication of a book which identifies issues associated with the Globalization of Health Informatics Education. IOS Press, Volume 109, Studies in Health Technology and Informatics, Edited by: E.J.S. Hovenga and J. Mantas 2004, 276 pp., hardcover ISBN: 1 58603 454 5.
  • Special issue of Methods on Information in Medicine publish a selection of papers of the above event.
  • Webpages of this working group are accessible via the EFMI portal at http://www.efmi.org
  • Recent discussions of WG members initiated the revision of recommendations on HMI Education. Similar discussions during the 4th Samos Conference on ICICTH (International Conference on Information Communication Technology on Health) confirmed members intention to proceed for revision of the recommendations by forming a Task Force chaired by the WG EDU chair

Activities:

  • An EFMI Special Topic Conference was held in Athens on 19-20 March 2005 according to the decision taken during the EFMI Council meeting in Munich. The main theme was Health Informatics Applications - Educational Aspects
  • Members of EFMI WG on Education have participated in the publication of the book titled “Global Health Informatics Education” edited by E. Hovenga and J. Mantas, published by IOS Press, Amsterdam 2004.
  • During the MEDINFO Conference 2004 a joint workshop (IMIA and EFMI) will be organized to accommodate educational issues. A database collecting educational material across Europe will be developed and tested. The purpose of it is to collect and distribute freely material for educational purposes to educational institutions in Europe facilitating the idea of Education in Health Informatics. Also the process of updating of the educational material developed by the IT Eductra and Nightingale projects will be initiated.
  • The last activities of WG6 were organized in San Malo, 2003. In San Malo during MIE2003 a formal workshop was held. During the workshop presentations were made by a number of speakers in the area of Training and Education in Medical Informatics.
    The idea of building up a database collecting educational material across Europe has been accepted at the workshop. The purpose is to collect and distribute freely material for educational purposes to educational institutions in Europe facilitating the idea of Education in Health Informatics.
    Also it has been decided during the St. Malo Workshop that the educational material developed by the IT Eductra and Nightingale projects will be updated.
  • Educational issues have been discussed also during the ICICTH Conference that was held in Samos Island on 11-13 July, 2003. Panel participants included R. Engelbrecht, A. Hasman, R. Haux, and J. Mantas.

For further information on the WG EDU please visit the website: http://195.134.125.141/wgedu

Chair:
Prof. John Mantas
Health Informatics Laboratory
Faculty of Nursing
University of Athens
123 Papadiamantopoulou Street,
GR-11527 Athens, Greece.
Tel: +30-210-7461459/60
Fax: +30-210-7461461
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Co-chair/Secretary:
Prof. Arie Hasman
Dept. of Medical Informatics
Academic Medical Centre
University of Amsterdam
Meibergdreef 15,
1105 AZ Amsterdam,
The Netherlands.
Tel: +31-205-665-184
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EFMI STC2011
STC2011 European Federation for Medical Informatics (EFMI) and
Slovenian Medical Informatics Society (SDMI)
announce
EFMI 2011 STC Special Topic Conference
Ptuj, Slovenia
e-Health Across Borders Without Boundaries
13 - 14 April 2011
http://www.STC2011.org/
MIE2011

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Welcome to the 23rd International Congress of the European Federation for Medical Informatics in
Oslo, Norway
28-31 August 2011
Conference theme:
User centered in Networked Health Care

The XXIII International Congress of the European Federation for Medical Informatics

Medinfo 2010
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

Past MIE & STC Congresses
Sarajevo, Bosnia-Herzegovina 2009
Gothenborg, Sweden 2008
Maastricht, Netherlands 2006
Geneva, Switzerland 2005
Saint Malo, France 2003
Budapest, Hungary 2002
Hanover, Germany 2000
Ljubljana, Slovenia 1999
Thessalonica, Greece 1997
Copenhagen, Denmark 1996
Lisbon, Portugal 1994
Jerusalem, Israel 1993
Vienna, Austria 1991
Glasgow, Scotland 1990
Oslo, Norway 1988
Rome, Italy 1987
Helsinki, Finland 1985
Brussels, Belgium 1984
Dublin, Ireland 1982
Toulouse, France 1981
Berlin, Germany 1979
Cambridge, UK 1978
Special Topic Conferences
2009, Antalya, Turkey
2008, London, UK
2007, Brijuni island, Croatia
2006, Timisoara, Romania
2005, Athens, Greece
2004, Munich, Germany
2003, Rome, Italy
2002, Nicosia, Cyprus
2001, Bucharest, Romania
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