JCMIT 2010 - Joint conference on Medical Informatics in Taiwan 2010

The JCMIT2010 Organizing Committee is pleased to announce that the Joint Conference on Medical Informatics in Taiwan-MIST 2010, NIST 2010, MISAT 2010, IHECT 2010, The 9th Asia-Pacific HL7 Conference will be held in National Taipei College of Nursing, Taipei, TAIWAN from 25 to 26 September 2010. "Achieve Continuity of Care Services from Infant to Old Age by Using Information and Communication Technologies" is the theme of JCMIT2010, which will be a venue for extending existing technical collaborations, educational exchange and other co-operations. Also, it will be a catalyst for delegates to establish new relationships with colleagues from many countries. JCMIT2010 will be an ideal platform for researchers, practitioners and students to come together and share information, ideas and expertise.

All papers have to be submitted online at http://healthcare.ntcn.edu.tw/jcmit2010/eng/index....

The following topics will be featured at JCMIT2010:
Medical professionals are now confronted with the fast advancing information technologies and quick evolution of information systems, which had profound impact to health industry in past decades. Succeeding the MIST 2002 in conjunction with IMIA GA Meeting a few years ago, National Taipei College of Nursing invite you to join the Joint Conference on Medical Informatics in Taiwan-MIST 2010, NIST 2010, MISAT 2010, IHECT 2010, The 9th Asia-Pacific HL7 Conference under the theme "Achieve Continuity of Care Services from Infant to Old Age by Using Information and Communication Technologies".

The conference represents an opportunity for academic and industrial researchers from both the health care fields and information science fields to share their ideas and insights. It is also a great chance to learn more about the rapidly developing discipline of Medical Informatics.

Major tracks
Achieve Continuity of Care Services from Infant to Old Age by Using Information and Communication Technologies
Cloud Computing for Healthcare
Interoperability of Electronic Health Record
Promoting & Implementing EMR(EHR) Standards to Ensure Sustainable EMR(EHR) Development
Toward Healthcare Integration and Cross-enterprise Document Sharing
Usability Engineering & Human Factors in Nursing Informatics

Topics of interest for submission include, but are not limited to
Bioinformatics
Biomedical Signal and Image Processing
Clinical Information System
Clinical Decision Support
Clinical Document Architecture
Cloud Computing
Continuity of Care Services
Cross-enterprise Document Sharing
Digital Medical Libraries and Information Retrieval
Disease Surveillance
DICOM Standard
DICOM Medical Imaging Software
Healthcare Information Security and Privacy
Electronic Health Records
Emergency Medical Service
Executive Information Systems in Health Care
Evidence-based Medicine and Guideline
Health Information Management
Healthcare Information Standards and Applications
HL7 in NHIP(National Health Informatics Project)
Health Insurance Electronic Claims
Healthcare Wireless Transmission
Intranet, Extranet and Internet
Knowledge Management and e-Learning
Knowledge Discovery and Data Mining
Medical Decision-support Systems and Expert Systems
Medical Infrastructure and Policies
Medical Information Retrieval
Nursing Informatics
PACS and IHE
Patient Safety
Pervasive Healthcare and Ubiquitous Healthcare/Telehealth
Privacy, Security and Confidentiality Issues
Public Health
Robotics and Virtual Reality
Security and Confidentiality
Software Engineering for Healthcare Information System
Telemedicine and Mobile Applications/Multimedia Technology and Application
Training, Education and Cognitive Sciences
Vocabwlany and Terminelogy
Others

Important Date
Submission Deadline: 2010/06/30
Notification of Acceptance: 2010/07/15
Submission of Final Version: 2010/08/15
Early Bird Registration Deadline: 2010/08/20
Conference During: 2010/09/25 ~ 2010/09/26

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