Hilda Tellioglu
2018-11-24 22:41:35 UTC
CfP: 7th International Conference on Infrastructures in Healthcare
Apologies for cross-postings
infraHEALTH 2019
https://infrahealth.eusset.eu/
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CALL FOR PAPERS
7th International Conference on Infrastructures in Healthcare
30 - 31 May 2019, TU Wien, Vienna, Austria
https://infrahealth.eusset.eu/
IMPORTANT DATES
February 15, 2019 (23:59 CET) - Paper submission due
March 15, 2019 - Notification of acceptance for papers
April 12, 2019 - Early-bird registration ends
May 30-31, 2019 - Conference in Vienna
MOTIVATION & GOAL
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Infrastructures should make healthcare smart in terms of improving quality and efficiency, enabling novel solutions to hitherto obstinate problems and challenges, as well as facilitating cooperation and coordination across sectors, organisational units, and divides between patients, healthcare professionals, and administration.
In the recent years, we have seen many examples of being smart. General practitioners can prescribe medicine to be immediately available at pharmacies and receive test results digitally. Patients can look into their own health records through a few clicks, and generate healthcare data themselves which can be scrutinized by healthcare staff. Electronic health records facilitate cooperation between physicians, nurses, labs, etc. with sofar unprecedented speed, and across multiple locations.
At the same time, we also see healthcare infrastructures where digitization does not lead to smartness. In the name of Big Data, healthcare professionals are required to do more and more precise documentation leading either to lower productivity or burnout. Envisioned effectivity through IT leads to lay off of support staff for clinicians, such as when secretaries helping physicians and nurses are fired, since IT is supposed to make the latter work smarter and with less support. Further, smart large repositories of data can lead to data-driven healthcare, but also entails risk of large-scale breaches of privacy.
We wish to bring international researchers, healthcare professionals, IT professionals, administrators, and IT enterprises together to discuss these issues at the 7th International Conference on Infrastructures in Healthcare 2019 (See Call for Participation). We particularly invite contributions that are methodologically based on ethnographic/case/field studies.
“Infrastructures for Healthcare” started out as a biennial workshop, from 2019 a biannual conference. The events were held so far in different universities in Copenhagen, Denmark (2007, 2009, and 2011), the Arctic University of Norway (Tromsø), Norway (2013), Fondazione Bruno Kessler and University of Trento, Italy (2015), and again in Denmark, Aarhus University (2017).
The seventh edition will be a conference and take place in Vienna, Austria. The conference will be co-organized with Vienna University of Technology (TU Wien) and Aarhus University. Conference papers will be published in the EUSSET digital library (www.eusset.eu). Selected papers from the conference will be invited to submit an extended version to a special issue of a journal (TBA). Each of the conferences has resulted in a special issue:
* International Journal of Integrated Care (2007), Vol. 7, No. 16
* Computer Supported Cooperative Work (2010), Vol. 19, No. 6
* International Journal of Medical Informatics (2013), Vol. 82, No. 5
* Scandinavian Journal of Information Systems (2014), Vol. 26, No. 2
* Journal of CSCW (2017), in press
TOPICS OF INTEREST
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Topics of interests can include but are not limited to the following themes:
* Opportunities and challenges in the design and development of smart healthcare infrastructures
* Good and bad practices in designing and using smart infrastructures
* Smartness in scaling of views, connecting of devices, mobility and context-related use of technologies
* Smart uses of health service delivery, e.g., caring at home
* Smart support for informal caregivers, for instance for information, access to professionals or reaching out to peers or supporting associations
* Smart support for ad hoc needed emergencies, for example self-supporting elderly people living at home suddenly in need of health services
* Smart infrastructures that are instantiated when needed but otherwise non-intrusive or in the background awaiting their need
* Smart integration of healthcare across organisational units, professions, etc.
* When smartness is to not digitize or not use available infrastructures or IT
* Smart solutions to issues of privacy and security
* Discussions on what is smart and not in healthcare infrastructures
* Support for self-management of health through smart infrastructures
* Smart access to complex health related information for laypersons
* Smart visualization of healthcare data
* Emotional and social intelligence in infrastructures and healthcare
* Smart decision-making in healthcare
SUBMISSIONS
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Paper submissions: 4-8 pages excl. references
Papers should be submitted electronically as a single PDF file through the EasyChair submission system: https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=infrahealth2019
Please use the MS Word (https://infrahealth.eusset.eu/infraHEALTH2019-template.doc) or LaTex template (https://infrahealth.eusset.eu/infraHEALTH2019-template.zip).
All papers will be single-blind reviewed by at least two reviewers.
Accepted papers will be published in EUSSET Digital Library: https://dl.eusset.eu/
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We look forward to welcoming you to an exciting conference in Vienna!
Hilda Tellioğlu, ***@tuwien.ac.at
Claus Bossen, ***@cc.au.dk
Conference Chairs
_______________________________________________
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Apologies for cross-postings
infraHEALTH 2019
https://infrahealth.eusset.eu/
-----------------------------------------------------
CALL FOR PAPERS
7th International Conference on Infrastructures in Healthcare
30 - 31 May 2019, TU Wien, Vienna, Austria
https://infrahealth.eusset.eu/
IMPORTANT DATES
February 15, 2019 (23:59 CET) - Paper submission due
March 15, 2019 - Notification of acceptance for papers
April 12, 2019 - Early-bird registration ends
May 30-31, 2019 - Conference in Vienna
MOTIVATION & GOAL
-----------------------------------------------------
Infrastructures should make healthcare smart in terms of improving quality and efficiency, enabling novel solutions to hitherto obstinate problems and challenges, as well as facilitating cooperation and coordination across sectors, organisational units, and divides between patients, healthcare professionals, and administration.
In the recent years, we have seen many examples of being smart. General practitioners can prescribe medicine to be immediately available at pharmacies and receive test results digitally. Patients can look into their own health records through a few clicks, and generate healthcare data themselves which can be scrutinized by healthcare staff. Electronic health records facilitate cooperation between physicians, nurses, labs, etc. with sofar unprecedented speed, and across multiple locations.
At the same time, we also see healthcare infrastructures where digitization does not lead to smartness. In the name of Big Data, healthcare professionals are required to do more and more precise documentation leading either to lower productivity or burnout. Envisioned effectivity through IT leads to lay off of support staff for clinicians, such as when secretaries helping physicians and nurses are fired, since IT is supposed to make the latter work smarter and with less support. Further, smart large repositories of data can lead to data-driven healthcare, but also entails risk of large-scale breaches of privacy.
We wish to bring international researchers, healthcare professionals, IT professionals, administrators, and IT enterprises together to discuss these issues at the 7th International Conference on Infrastructures in Healthcare 2019 (See Call for Participation). We particularly invite contributions that are methodologically based on ethnographic/case/field studies.
“Infrastructures for Healthcare” started out as a biennial workshop, from 2019 a biannual conference. The events were held so far in different universities in Copenhagen, Denmark (2007, 2009, and 2011), the Arctic University of Norway (Tromsø), Norway (2013), Fondazione Bruno Kessler and University of Trento, Italy (2015), and again in Denmark, Aarhus University (2017).
The seventh edition will be a conference and take place in Vienna, Austria. The conference will be co-organized with Vienna University of Technology (TU Wien) and Aarhus University. Conference papers will be published in the EUSSET digital library (www.eusset.eu). Selected papers from the conference will be invited to submit an extended version to a special issue of a journal (TBA). Each of the conferences has resulted in a special issue:
* International Journal of Integrated Care (2007), Vol. 7, No. 16
* Computer Supported Cooperative Work (2010), Vol. 19, No. 6
* International Journal of Medical Informatics (2013), Vol. 82, No. 5
* Scandinavian Journal of Information Systems (2014), Vol. 26, No. 2
* Journal of CSCW (2017), in press
TOPICS OF INTEREST
-----------------------------------------------------
Topics of interests can include but are not limited to the following themes:
* Opportunities and challenges in the design and development of smart healthcare infrastructures
* Good and bad practices in designing and using smart infrastructures
* Smartness in scaling of views, connecting of devices, mobility and context-related use of technologies
* Smart uses of health service delivery, e.g., caring at home
* Smart support for informal caregivers, for instance for information, access to professionals or reaching out to peers or supporting associations
* Smart support for ad hoc needed emergencies, for example self-supporting elderly people living at home suddenly in need of health services
* Smart infrastructures that are instantiated when needed but otherwise non-intrusive or in the background awaiting their need
* Smart integration of healthcare across organisational units, professions, etc.
* When smartness is to not digitize or not use available infrastructures or IT
* Smart solutions to issues of privacy and security
* Discussions on what is smart and not in healthcare infrastructures
* Support for self-management of health through smart infrastructures
* Smart access to complex health related information for laypersons
* Smart visualization of healthcare data
* Emotional and social intelligence in infrastructures and healthcare
* Smart decision-making in healthcare
SUBMISSIONS
-----------------------------------------------------
Paper submissions: 4-8 pages excl. references
Papers should be submitted electronically as a single PDF file through the EasyChair submission system: https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=infrahealth2019
Please use the MS Word (https://infrahealth.eusset.eu/infraHEALTH2019-template.doc) or LaTex template (https://infrahealth.eusset.eu/infraHEALTH2019-template.zip).
All papers will be single-blind reviewed by at least two reviewers.
Accepted papers will be published in EUSSET Digital Library: https://dl.eusset.eu/
-----------------------------------------------------
We look forward to welcoming you to an exciting conference in Vienna!
Hilda Tellioğlu, ***@tuwien.ac.at
Claus Bossen, ***@cc.au.dk
Conference Chairs
_______________________________________________
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