Submission of papers
Submission of papers and other forms was closed January 15, 2010.
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To submiss papers please follow this link: Instructions for authors: Templates and instructions for authors: |
Link to STC 2010 on-line registry
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Important dates
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Deadline for the submission of papers Start date of registration Conference
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15. January 2010 January 28, 2010 2. – 4. June 2010 |
Conference programme 2010 
Flyer STC 2010-english.pdf Dreifibréf STC 2010.pdf
Conference programme (Printed version)
Please note that changes have been made to the programme and the latest version is available (below the keynote speakers) on this webpage.
Changes have been made to:
- Scientific Session - 8
- Workshop 1
- Workshop 4
Keynotes at STC 2010
It is with great pleasure that we announce the keynote speakers at the STC 2010 conference in Iceland,
William E. Hammond is Head of the newly launched Duke Center for Health Informatics, Professor, Department of Community and Family Medicine and Professor, Department of Biomedical Engineering, Duke University and Adjunct Professor in the Fuqua School of Business at Duke University. He is a Past President of the American Medical Informatics Association (AMIA).
Peter L. Elkin Dr. Peter L. Elkin is a Professor of Medicine at the Mount Sinai School of Medicine. He is the Center Director of Biomedical Informatics and the Vice-President of Mount Sinai hospital for Biomedical and Translational Informatics.
Scientific Program DAY 1 Thursday, June 3
Main Hall – HT105 Keynote 1 9:00-10:00 William E. Hammond: Scientific Session 1 10:00-10:20 F.A. Allaert, C. Quantin: 10:20 - 10:40 I. Johansen, M. Rasmussen: 10:40-11:00 C. Showell, E. Cummings, P. Turner: 11:00-11:40 Coffee Break (Foyer) Scientific Session 2 11:40-12:00 L. Huniche, B. Dinesen, O. Grann, E. Toft, C. Nielsen: Scientific Session 3 – Security, Privacy, Safety and Quality 12:00-12:20 I. Tvede, K. Bredegaard, J.S. Andersen: 12:20-12:40 B.T. Björnsson, G. Sigurdardottir, S.O. Stefansson: 12:40-13:00 B. Katt, T. Trojer, R. Breu, T. Schabetsberger, F. Wozak: 13:00-14:00 Lunch (Foyer upstairs) Session Keynote 14:00-14:30 B. Blobel, C. Gonzalez, F. Oemig, D.M. Lopez, P. Nykänen, P. Ruotsalainen: Scientific Session 4 14:30-14:50 H. Demski, C. Hildebrand, A. Brass, S. Jedamzik, R. Engelbrecht: 14:50-15:10 M.H. Kuo, A.W. Kushniruk, E.M. Borycki: 15:10-15:30 C. Gonzalez, B. Blobel, D.M. Lopez: 15:30-15:50 F. Oemig, B. Blobel: 15:50-16:10 M. Nagy, P. Preckova, L. Seidl, J. Zvarova: 16:10-16:30 M. Robles, J.T. Fernández-Breis, J.A. Maldonado, D. Moner, C. Martínez-Costa, D. Boscá, M. Menárguez-Tortosa: 16:30-17:00 Tea Break (Foyer) Session Keynote 17:00-17:30 U. Kreysa: Poster Session 17:30-17:35 J.A. Maldonado, D. Moner, D. Boscá, L. Marco, J.T. Fernández-Breis, E. Reig, M. Robles: 17:35-17:40 M. Prados, M.C. Peña, B. Prados, B. Martinez, J.C. Ortigosa , A.C. Delgado: 17:40-17.:45 L.D. Şerbănaţi, A. Vasilăţeanu: 17:45-17:50 V. Ilakovac, M. Hercigonja-Szekeres, J. Devlies, G. De Moor: 17:50-17:55 R. Iljaž, M. Meglič, I. Švab: 17:55-18:00 V. Kebo, P. Klement, Z. Čermáková, J. Gottfried, DAY 1 Thursday, June 3 Hall 2 – HT104 10:00-11:00 WORKSHOP 1 – Case Mix Panel 11:00-11:40 Coffee Break (Foyer) 11:40-13:00 Workshop 2 – EFMI Primary Care Informatics WG Workshop 13:00-14:00 Lunch (Foyer upstairs) 14:30-16:30 Workshop 3 – European Convergence Workshop – 16:30-17:00 Tea Break (Foyer) DAY 1 Thursday, June 3 Hall 3 – HT300 10:00-13:00 Convergence Workshop on Semantics and DAY 2 Friday, June 4 Main Hall– HT105 Keynote 2 9:00-10:00 Peter L. Elkin, B.E. Trusko, R. Koppel, T. Speroff, D. Mohrer, S. Sakji, I. Gurewitz, M. Tuttle, S.H. Brown: Scientific Session 5 10:00-10:20 D. Moner, J.A. Maldonado, D. Boscá, C. Angulo, M. Robles, D. Pérez, P. Serrano: 10:20-10:40 P. Krause, S. de Lusignan: Scientific Session 6 11:00-11:40 Coffee Break (Foyer) Scientific Session 7 11:40-12:00 R. Wipfli, C. Lovis: 12:00-12:20 L. Stoicu-Tivadar, V. Stoicu-Tivadar, D. Berian: 12:20-12:40 M. Romano, M. Cesarelli, G. D’Addio, M.C. Mazzoleni, P. Bifulco, N. Ferrara, F. Rengo: 12:40-13:00 M. Rigby: 13:00-14:00 Lunch (Foyer upstairs) Session Keynote 14:00 -14:30 M. Heimisdóttir: Scientific Session 8 14:30-14:50 J. Mykkänen, M. Tuomainen, I. Luukkonen, T. Itälä: 14:50-15:10 A. Brass, D. Moner, C. Hildebrand, M. Robles: 15:10-15:30 M.A. Shifrin: 15:30-16:00 Tea Break (Foyer) Scientific Session 9 Poster Session 16:20-16:25 O. Belov, I. Belova: 16:25-16:30 G. Endel, K. Neumann, R. N. Boubela, K. Kalcher, G. Nell: 16:30-16:35 E. Mytilinaiou, V. Koufi, F. Malamateniou, G. Vassilacopoulos: 16:35-16:40 P. Doupi: 16:40-16:45 S. Lou, L. Hulbæk: 16:45-16:50 K.S. Kristjánsdóttir: 16:50-16:55 K.S. Kristjánsdóttir, C. Delaney, M.D. Ragnarsdóttir, B. Westra: 17:00 Closing Ceremony DAY 2 Friday, June 4 Hall 2 – HT104 10:00-13:00 Workshop 4 – HL7/GS1 Workshop From prescribing to administering cytostatics - How GS1 The EHR-S/PHR-S Functional Models and specialized Functional Profiles – Means for organizing workable interoperability Service functional models and their relationship to EHR-S Functional Model The HL7 Composite Security and Privacy Domain Analysis Model – an important step towards The disciplinary, organisational, social and challenge of interoperability Chair: 11:00-11:40 Coffee Break (Foyer) 13:00-14:00 Lunch (Foyer upstairs) 14:30-16:30 Workshop 5 – The Conception of Clinically 15:30-16:00 Tea Break (Foyer)
Conference Overview Wednesday, June 2 Thursday, June 3 9:00 - 18:00 Full day conference Friday, June 4 09:00 - 17:00 Full day conference
Seamless Care: What is it; what is its value;
what does it require; when might we get it?
(Session Chairs: Jana Zvarova, Czech Republik; Ebba Þóra Hvannberg, Iceland)
Patients’ Empowerment of their Personal Health Record
Requires Strong Traceability to Guarantee Patients Health
Care Security
Interoperability in Exchanging Lab Test Orders and Results
between Laboratories Results in Full Traceability
Language Games and Patient-centred eHealth
(Session Chairs: Jacob Hofdijk, The Netherlands; Guðrún Auður Harðardóttir, Iceland)
Empowering Patients with COPD Using Telehomecare
Technology
Quality Improvements Based on Detailed and Precise
Terminology
Risk Assessment of Integrated Electronic Health Records
Meeting EHR Security Requirements: SeAAS Approach
(Session Chair: Stig Kjær Andersen, Denmark)
The Role of Architecture and Ontology for Interoperability
(Session Chairs: Ragnar Nordberg, Sweden; Guðlaug Sigurðardóttir, Iceland)
Improvement of Cross-Sector Communication for an I
ntegrated Health Environment
Design and Implementation of a Health Data Interoperability
Mediator
Ontology-based Interoperability Service for HL7 Interfaces
Implementation
Harmonizing the Semantics of Technical Terms by the
Generic Component Model
Challenges of Interoperability Using HL7 v3 in Czech
Healthcare
Use of Semantic Web Technologies and Archetypes for
the Description of EHRs
When Supply Chain meets Care Delivery: Background on
GS1 and HL7 Collaboration
(Session Chairs: Christian Lovis, Switzerland; Hákon Sigurhansson, Iceland)
LinkEHR-Ed: A Tool for the Description and Normalization of
Legacy Clinical Data
Electronic Health Record (EHR) Representation through an
Ontology. Mobility, Accessibility, and Interoperability
Usefulness
Agent-based Electronic Healthcare Record
Text Analysis of EuroRec Repository Statements for the
Purpose of Creation Multilingual Dictionary
Experts’ Consensus about ePriorites in Slovene Primary Care –
Work in Progress
M. Sommerová, A. Paleček:
Potential of RFID Technology in Blood Center
On the basis on primarily results from the project entitled
‘Telehomecare, chronic patients and the integrated
healthcare system (TELECAT)’ that aims at user-driven
innovation in an inter-organizational context we will raise
a discussion on cross-border inter-operationality of
telehomecare; user-driven innovation as a method that can
create new forms of collaboration; issues concerning
patients’ and relatives’ experiences of self-monitoring and
effective telehomecare. The discussion will focus on three
different scientific traditions: psychology, inter-organisational
theory and clinical practice.
Chair: Birthe Dinesen (Denmark), Jeppe Gustafsson
(Denmark), Lotte Huniche (Denmark)
Workshop 2.docx
Usable Systems and Usable Data – Twin Challenges to
Support Seamless Care.
Discussants: Chris Pearce (Australia), Kristjan Gudmundsson
(Iceland)
Chair: Simon de Lusignan (UK)
Towards a Roadmap on Semantic Interoperability.
The goal is to initiate a consensus and cooperation process
between European projects and initiatives through regular
convergence workshops on relevant topics including technical,
human, semantic, legal and process aspects
Chair: Christian Lovis (Switzerland)
Ontology (by invitation only)
Convergence WS Reykjavik Dissemination news .doc
Putting the Semantics back in Interoperability
(Session Chairs: George Mihalas, Romania; Arna Harðardóttir, Iceland)
CEN EN13606 Normalisation Framework Implementation
Experiences
Procuring Interoperability at the Expense of Usability: a Case
Study of UK National Programme for IT Assurance Process
10:40-11:00 J.J. Sarrasin, M. Schumacher, C. Hay, P. Richard:
HEALTH-IDENTITY: Mobile Services for Consumers of
Medicines
(Session Chairs: Rolf Engelbrecht, Germany; Björn Jónsson, Iceland)
Alerts in Clinical Information Systems: Building Frameworks
and Prototypes
Tele-assistance for Discharged Patients Supporting Continuity
of Care
Telemedicine Foetal Phonocardiographic
Surveillance: an Italian Satisfactory Experience
Citizens, Seamlessness, and Care -
Inter-relationships and Inter-operability
(Session Chair: Valgerður Gunnarsdóttir, Iceland)
Electronic Health Record, Why and for Whom?
(Session Chairs: John Mantas, Greece, Óskar Einarsson, Iceland)
Analysis model for personal eHealth solutions and services
Standardized and Flexible
Health Data Management with an Archetype Driven EHR
System (EHRflex)
On a Seamless Transition from a Running
EPR System to a New One
16:00-16:20 D. Zikos, M. Diomidous, J. Mantas:
A Framework for the Development
of Patient Safety Education and Training Guidelines
(Session Chairs: Patrick Weber, Switzerland; Sigrún Gunnarsdóttir, Iceland)
Distributed Medical Information System
Clinical Relevance of Pharmacologic Interactions
A Context-Aware Authorization Model for Interoperable
Electronic Health Records
Automated Trigger Tool Development Using the Finnish
Minimum Data Set for EPRs
Improving Interpreting Services in Health Care through the
Use of Video Conference Equipment
The Heart of the Matter: a Dashboard in the Emergency
Department
Can Electronic Health Record Users in Iceland Prescribe
Interprofessional Treatment Plans? A Pragmatic Use of
Clinical Vocabularies and User Centered Design
The completion of domain-specific message and
document definitions by process control mechanisms
(Christian Hay, GS1)
standards can be used for supportingglobal traceability
(Stéphane Spahni, University Hospitals of Geneva, Switzerland)
(John Quinn, HL7 International)
(Juha Mykkänen, HL7 Finland, University of Kuopio)
interoperable security and privacy environments
(Bernd Blobel, HL7 Germany, University of Regensburg)
(Charles Jaffe, HL7 International)
Functional Software
This tutorial discusses how to apply user centred design in the
design of information technology
and how that methodology can ease the deployment of new
technology into the clinical setting
without disrupting processes and endangering patients.
Chairs: Kristín Sólveig Kristjánsdóttir and Margrét Dóra
Ragnarsdóttir (Iceland)
18:00 Opening Ceremony
Minister of Health of Iceland, Álfheiður Ingadóttir
Welcome Reception
19:30 Gala dinner at Restaurant Perlan
(Bus from University Center 19:15)
17:00 Closing Ceremony
Call for Papers
Call_for_papers.pdf
Note that submission of papers was closed January 15, 2010.
We invite you to participate in the “EFMI Special Topic Conference 2010” in Reykjavík, Iceland, on 2–4 June 2010
The EFMI Special Topic Conference in Reykjavik will be the only EFMI conference in Europe in 2010. This gives individuals and groups not being able to make the MEDINFO 2010 Conference in Capetown a platform for representing and discussing relevant health informatics topics.
The theme of the
The objective of the conference is to bring to light the different aspects of interoperabilty and it´s implications for patient safety. It brings together various professionals who are investigating, developing and implementing solutions to meet the challenges of trustworthy electronic exchange of health information and the added value and benefits this can bring to the quality and safety of patient care.
The EU recommenation of 2008 on cross-border interoperability of electronic health record systems sets the goal to achieve EuropeaneHealth interoperbility by the end of 2015. European countries are invited to undertake actions at five levels: the political level, the organisational level, the technical level, the semantic level and the level of education and awareness raising. Participants are invited to reflect on those aspects as well as other related and important topics.
Traceability as an important facilitator for interoperability and safety will be highlighted in the conference by a special workshop jointly organized by HL7 and GS1.Therefore the EFMI Working Groups “Electronic Health Records”, “Security, Safety and Ethics” and “Traceability” are especially engaged in this
Besides keynotes and presentations of invited or submitted papers, the conference aims to encourage various forms of contributions such as workshops reporting project status, lessons learned and further strategies or expert panel discussions on specific subjects. Individual participants and organizations are encouraged to submit research as well as practice papers reflecting this aim. All contributions should be sent in on the IOS form even if they are not papers.
All papers will be reviewed by the Scientific Program Committee. Accepted contributions will be divided into categories of papers indexed in PubMed and those not indexed. All accepted papers will be published in the Conference Proceedings.
The conference addresses, but not limited to, the following topics
Electronic HealthRecords, Personal Health Records Traceability Security,Privacy, Safety, Quality
Interoperability Patient empowerment Standards
Patient Safety Patient Satisfaction Device Integration
Process and Systems Evaluation Continuity of Care Casemix
For more information please contact the Scientific Program Committee
Bernd Blobel Ebba Thora Hvannberg Valgerður Gunnarsdóttir
bernd.blobel@klinik.uni-regensburg.de ebba@hi.is valgerdur.gunnarsdottir@hbr.stjr.is
Travel
Direct flights from many major cities in Europe.
Travel from Europe to Iceland is easy with Iceland’s international airport at Keflavik only about three hours away from London, Paris, Amsterdam, Copenhagen, Oslo and Stockholm. Iceland’s national carrier, Icelandair, operates regular flights from many European cities and a low-budget airline, Iceland Express, flies to Keflavik Airport from Copenhagen, London and more cities, which are served by low-budget airlines that fly to cities all over Europe.
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Bus from Keflavik Airport to Reykjavik
Accommodation
Special EFMI prices at two places, the 4 star Radisson Blu Saga hotel and the Gardur Inn guesthouse.
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There are plenty of other hotels and guesthouses in Reykjavik centrum close to the conference venue.
More hotels and guesthouses at: www.hotel.is
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General Information The conference venue and location
Háskólatorg - the University Center at the University of Iceland in central Reykjavik was opened in 2007 and has state of the art equipment and roomy and comfortable facilities.
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Map of the University of Iceland area:
Link to UI website: http://www.hi.is
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