NI 2009 - The 10th Nursing Informatics Congress

28 June - 1 July 2009, Helsinki, Finland.
The following topics are intended to guide the authors in the directions emphasized by the 10th Congress. They are consistent with the central theme of Nursing Informatics - Connecting Health and Humans in support of nursing informatics practice, management education and research.

  • Individualized Care with Interoperable Information Systems
  • Improvement in Health Care Governance
  • Innovative Education Transforming Future Health Care
  • Increasing Nursing Knowledge through Data Warehouses

The Congress will be held at the Helsinki Fair Centre, which is frequently used for international congresses. Helsinki Fair Center is easily reached by train, tram or bus from the hotels in downtown Helsinki. The congress and exhibition premises are modern and well equipped.

Organizing committee

  • Anneli Ensio, Chair
  • Kaija Saranto
  • The Finnish Nurses Association

Congress secretariat

  • CONGREX / Blue & White Conferences Oy

Scientific program committee

  • Kaija Saranto (Finland), Chair
  • Patricia Brennan (USA)
  • Hyeoun-Ae Park (Korea)
  • Walter Sermeus (Belgium)
  • Marianne Tallberg (Finland)
  • Anneli Ensio (Finland)

For further information and registration, please visit:
http://www.ni2009.org

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