Call for Papers - 2nd European Conference on eHealth (ECEH'07)

OFFISOldenburg, Germany, October 11 - 12, 2007
This conference aims to promote research and scientific exchange related to eHealth and to bring together practitioners, scientists, and researchers, as well as those interested in learning more about eHealth.

This conference will discuss innovations in eHealth, especially in the following areas:

  • eHealth portals and web-based platforms
  • Medical communication centres
  • Telemedicine
  • Electronic healthcare records
  • Data security and data protection
  • Business process optimization in health-care
  • Home care
  • Usage of mobile devices in eHealth
  • Data warehouse and data mining technologies in healthcare
  • Standards and exchange formats for eHealth
  • Semantic interoperability
  • Privacy and ethical considerations

In addition, new and innovative topics can be addressed by organized / special sessions within the conference tracks.

Important Dates:
27.02.2007 Proposals for organized sessions
22.04.2007 Paper submission (Extended)
15.05.2007 Notification of acceptance
15.06.2007 Camera-ready due

Paper Submission:
Submitted papers must be original and not used for publication elsewhere. Authors are invited to submit their manuscripts in PDF format. The paper length should not exceed 12 pages. The proceedings will be published in the GI-Edition - Lecture Notes in Informatics (LNI).

More information for submitting a research paper can be found at:
http://www.EUNetHealth.org

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