[AISWorld] PACIS 2014 Conference Track on IS/IT in Healthcare (eHealth) Revised Submission Date

[Doug Vogel]

Note submission date now revised to 3 March 2014!!

PACIS 2014 -- Chengdu, China, June 24-28, 2014 Conference Track on 
> IS/IT in Healthcare (eHealth)
>  
> Today’s healthcare industry globally is facing numerous challenges 
> pertaining to financial, demographic and technology issues surrounding 
> 
> distribution, access, and delivery of healthcare services. Achieving 
> excellence in healthcare which lies in the provision of superior 
> access, quality and value has become the priority on the agenda for 
> any healthcare reform initiative. Such reform and the promise of 
> superior healthcare delivery can only be realised through the prudent 
> 
> design, development and implementation of various IS/IT initiatives. 
> Hence, the impact on the healthcare sector of IS/IT initiatives, 
> primarily in the form of eHealth, electronic medical records and 
> healthcare portals is not only significant but also far reaching. 
>  
> Recognizing the importance of IS/IT to healthcare in the spirit of 
> ubiquitous and collaborative innovation, this research track is 
> dedicated to IS/IT in Healthcare (eHealth). We invite submission (by 
> 3 March 2014 at http://pacis2014.org/initial.php) of high quality 
> 
> completed research or research in progress papers that address any 
> aspects of research in regard to IS/IT in healthcare including but not 
> 
> limited to e-health initiatives, electronic medical records, 
> e-pharmacy, eHealth card initiatives in various countries as well as 
> wireless initiatives. Possible topics include (but are not limited 
> to): 
>  • Internet and networked solutions for superior healthcare delivery 
>  • Technology use to better manage healthcare 
>  data/information/knowledge 
>  • Wired and/or wireless healthcare initiatives 
>  • Wellness and citizen-centric healthcare
>  • The management of information and knowledge in integrated 
> healthcare 
>  systems 
>  • Integrative Chinese and Western approaches to healthcare  
>  • Big data and analytics in healthcare
>  • Designing healthcare organizations, systems and processes to 
>  incorporate eHealth solutions 
>  • Electronic medical records
>  • Radiology information systems (RIS) 
>  • Health data base management systems 
>  • eHealth card 
>  • eHealth and emergency and disaster relief 
>  • eHealth Policy 
>  • Privacy, security and trust issues with eHealth solutions 
>  
> Track Co-Chairs: 
> Doug Vogel, Harbin Institute of Technology, P.R.C. (email: Vogel.doug at gmail.com)
> Xitong Guo, Harbin Institute of Technology, P.R.C. (email: xitongguo at gmail.com)
> Nilmini Wickramasinghe,  RMIT University, Australia (email: nilmini.wickramasinghe at rmit.edu.au)
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