[AISWorld] CFP Special Issue on Healthcare -- Journal of Information Technology for Development (ITD)
Solomon Negash
snegash at kennesaw.edu
Fri Jul 31 08:24:29 EDT 2015
We are excited to announce this special issue ..
The Journal of Information Technology for Development
Call for papers
Special Issue on
Healthcare Information Technology for Development: Improvements in
people's lives through innovations in the uses of technologies.
Special Issue editors
Solomon Negash (Kennesaw State University, Georgia, USA)
Philip Musa (University of Alabama at Birmingham, USA)
Doug Vogel (Harbin Institute of Technology, China)
Sundeep Sahay (University of Oslo, Norway)
Editor-in-Chief of ITD
Sajda Qureshi
(College of Information Science & Technology, University of Nebraska at
Omaha, USA)
Aims and Scope
With the explosive growth of Information and Communications Technology
(ICT), emerging infrastructures, and devices, the provision of healthcare
is increasingly taking place through these technologies. Healthcare
services can now be provided to anyone, anywhere, and anytime through
these innovations. These services and technologies provide patients,
doctors, and healthcare organizations immediate access to healthcare
information for efficient decision making as well as better treatment.
This special issue aims to report high quality research on recent advances
in various aspects of healthcare IT for Development, more specifically
research and experience from low income countries. We focus on covering
innovative approaches to meeting health IT and Development outcomes where
the concept of Development can be assessed through improvements in
healthcare outcomes, provision and services. . The special issue invites
theoretical and/or empirical papers that draw upon new innovations in
technology for health, especially mobile applications, to show health
development outcomes. We invite you to address new Public Health
challenges, such as universal health coverage, rise of non-communicable
diseases, and occurrences of other new challenges and emergencies.
The scope of the special issue includes but not limited to the following
topics:
Mobile healthcare
Healthcare awareness
Healthcare training and education
Cultural issues in healthcare IT
Rural healthcare
Patient centered healthcare
Patient safety
Privacy and security
Electronic health records
Assessing quality in healthcare IT
Smart healthcare devices
Innovation in healthcare IT
Service delivery
Tele health
Healthcare data over the Cloud
Patient centric healthcare IT
Mobile GPS
IT for infectious diseases
E-health and m-health
Public Health IT
Universal Health Coverage
New challenges and emergencies
Papers that address novel research questions on any of the above topics or
similar topics related to how Health Information Technologies may enable
improvements in people's lives to take place are encouraged. Conceptually
strong papers with theoretical contributions are highly sought after as
well as empirically grounded research that adds to what we know about how
health IT may enable development outcomes to be achieved.
Deadlines
Deadline for submissions of papers: August 24, 2015
Notification of initial acceptance: December 30, 2015
Deadline for revised papers: January 18, 2016
Notification of final acceptances: March 15, 2016
Deadline for final versions: April 18, 2016
Tentative Publication Date: July 2016
Paper Submission Instructions
Authors are invited to submit original papers using the journal submission
and reviewing web site https://mc.manuscriptcentral.com/itd. In order to
submit your paper, please register through this website to create an
account. When uploading your paper please indicate that it is being
submitted for the ICT for Human Developments special issue. Authors must
simultaneously email an electronic copy of the submitted paper to the
guest editors (email addresses below).
This journal follows a double blind review process. All papers will
undergo a process of one or more rounds of double blind review. After
initial screening, full research papers will be reviewed by selected
members of the editorial board and peers from an international pool of
researchers for quality, consistency and research contribution. Particular
attention is paid to the use of research method. Please refer to papers
published in the Journal when developing your manuscript. These may be
found through the following website:
http://www.informaworld.com/smpp/title~db=all~content=g919638702
Please remember to remove all your personal identifiable information from
the main manuscript before submitting it for review. Submissions to ITD
may be either full research papers published in the main part of the
Journal, or commentaries published in the section "Views from Practice").
Papers must contain original results and must not be submitted elsewhere
while being evaluated for ITD. Detailed submission guidelines can be found
at.
http://www.informaworld.com/smpp/title~db=all~content=g919638702~tab=submi
t~mode=paper_submission_instructions.
Your paper must contain original results and must not be submitted
elsewhere while it is being evaluated for the Journal of Information
Technology for Development. If you have submitted a version of this paper
to another outlet, please let us know and ensure that it is cited in your
submission.
Questions regarding submission should be directed to the special issue
guest editors:
Solomon Negash (main contact)
Kennesaw State University, Georgia, USA
snegash at kennesaw.edu
Philip Musa
University of Alabama at Birmingham, USA
<mailto:pmusa2 at yahoo.com> pmusa2 at yahoo.com
Doug Vogel
Harbin Institute of Technology, P. R. China
isdoug at hit.edu.cn
Sundeep Sahay
University of Oslo, Norway
sundeep.sahay at yahoo.com
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