CeHR: International Conference 2007

The eHealth Competence Center Regensburg (eHCC)eHealth: Combining Health Telematics, Telemedicine, Biomedical Engineering and Bioinformatics to the Edge

eHealth Competence Center Regensburg,
December 2-5, 2007

Topics & Content

  • International and National Approaches to eHealth
  • Legal, Social and Ethical Aspects of eHealth
  • The eHealth Challenge of Semantic Interoperability
  • eHealth Standardisation
  • Electronic Health Record Architecture
  • Terminologies and Ontologies in Medicine
  • Evaluation and Validation of Approaches and Solutions: Users and Behavioural
  • Aspects of eHealth
  • Personal Health Paradigm
  • Bioinformatics and Genetics for Future eHealth Approaches
  • Biomedical Engineering as the Other End of the Interoperability Chain
  • Ubiquitous and Autonomous Computing

Conference Invitation
Current demographic, economic and social conditions all developed countries are faced with require a paradigm change for delivering high quality and efficient health services. Advanced healthcare systems -in that context- have to turn from organisation-centred to process-oriented and finally towards individualised patient's care, also called personal care, based on eHealth platform services. Interoperability requirements for ubiquitous personalised health services reach beyond current concepts of health information integration among professional stakeholders and related Electronic Patient Records: Future personal health platforms have particularly to maintain semantic interoperability among systems using different modalities and technologies, different knowledge representation and domain experts' languages as well as different coding schemes and terminologies to include home care as well as personal and mobile systems. This development is not restricted to counties, regions or countries, but appears globally, requiring a comprehensive international communication and collaboration.

From December 2nd to 5th, 2007, the eHealth Competence Center Regensburg supported by several national, European and international partners, organises an International Conference on eHealth thereby uniquely combining Health Telematics, Telemedicine, Biomedical Engineering and Bioinformatics to the edge. In its international part from December 2nd to 4th, the conference offers invited English speeches from internationally leading experts representing all domains involved in eHealth. The sessions contain presentations on eHealth, telematics and telemedicine projects, initiatives, standardisation, research and development, data protection and data security, modelling, system architecture, applications, communication and much more. Scheduled for December, the international event will allow the participants spending a few days in Regensburg, the new diamond on the list of UNESCO's World Heritages.

Although generally demonstrating and facilitating international collaboration, the last day of the event offers respective national tracks for Germany and its neighbour country, the Czech Republic. The national day has its own calls for submissions.

For further information, please visit: http://www.cehr.de

About the eHealth Competence Center Regensburg
The eHealth Competence Center Regensburg (eHCC) has brought and will further bring world-wide recognised eHealth expertise to University of Regensburg Medical Center. The eHealth Competence Center aggregates and co-ordinates existing and emerging eHealth projects to analyse requirements and problems, to harmonise processes, to develop principles and specifications as well as to disseminate best practice results. It integrates the different approaches towards a comprehensive eHealth platform.
http://www.eh-cc.de

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