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We have the pleasure to invite you to submit your work and to participate
to MEDNET 2002 - the 7th Annual World Conference on the Internet
and Medicine with the theme
Qualit-e-Health
we focus on e-Health applications that enhance not
only the quality of medical care but of quality of life as well.
This year SIM starts a collaboration with The
Internet Healthcare Coalition (IHCC) . Together we will search
the boundaries of consumer education, commercial websites and the
dangers of quackery. We want to educate the consumer in order to
empowering him or her. This will lead in our opinion to empowering
of the doctor as well.
This years'
¨Medical Specialism in Focus¨ will be Womens' Health.
We will discuss in the sessions e-obstetrics, e-gynaecology
and e-(in)fertility the applications in these fields of medicine.
Submission for abstracts and
tutorials
The deadline
for abstracts submission is extended to Augustus
25, 2002.
Extended abstracts (between 300-1000 words in the text body) are welcome on the topics
found below for oral and/or poster presentation.
The submission forms are available here.
Each paper should include a disclosure statement, indicating ties
with commercial companies.
All communications including pre-registration, submission and notification
of acceptance will be made through the Web (via e-mail). Accepted
abstracts will be published in a supplement to the Journal
Technology & Healthcare (IOS Press).
After the reviewing process, selected full papers from MEDNET2002
are invited to publish their full paper in a special issue of
(hard copy publication) Medical
Informatics & Internet in Medicine, or (web based and
Medline indexed) The
Journal
of Medical Internet Research, both official journals of the Society
for the Internet in Medicine. The deadline for that submission will
be 31th December, 2002.
MEDNET 2002 special topics:
- Medical Specialism in focus: Women´s Health
- Web supported education and teaching
- Empowering the patient AND the doctor
- Can commercial health websites be trusted?
- Scientific publishing on the Internet
- Knowledge management in medicine
- Internet and law
Other MEDNET 2002 topics include, but are not limited to:
- Internet in primary care
- Internet and medical information exchange
- Telemedicine
- Access to health and medical information
- Hospital management and the Internet
- Intranet for medical applications
- International medical collaboration
- Basic and clinical research using the Internet
- Semantic Web
- Quality of Internet information
- Internet usage statistics and demographics
- The Internet and the developing world
- Ethical and legal issues
- Internet technologies and standards
- Specialized Internet tools for medicine (search engines, filtering,
etc)
- Internet security and privacy
- Mobile web
The submission forms are available here.
for additional information: info@mednet2002.org
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