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Human–Computer Interaction for Medicine and Health Care (HCI4MED):
Evaluation of Information Technology (IT) in Health Care
Workshop
14
in the context of the 23rd BCS conference on Human Computer Interaction, September, 1-5, 2009,
Cambridge (UK)
Saturday, 5th September, 2009 Churchill College, Cambridge University (full
day)
Venue: TIZZARD ROOM, Conference Center, First Floor, Start: 09:30,
directions here
Informal Meeting on the evening before,
Friday, 4th September, 2009, 19:00, Churchill College Bar
(please do not forget to register for
workshop 14)
Updated AGENDA [pdf, 66kB] as of September, 2, 2009
http://www.hci2009.org
Organization:
Andreas HOLZINGER, Research Unit HCI4MED, Institute of Medical Informatics,
Statistics and Documentation, Medical University Graz, AT
Harold THIMBLEBY, Future Interaction Technologies Laboratory, Department of
Computer Science, Swansea University, UK
Russell BEALE, Advanced Interaction Group, School of Computer Science, University of Birmingham, UK
Carsten RÖCKER, Human Technology Centre (Humtec), RWTH Aachen University, DE
Martina ZIEFLE, Human Technology Centre (Humtec), RWTH Aachen University, DE
Jan BORCHERS, The Media Computing Group, RWTH Aachen University, DE
Workshop Setting:
Unlike last year’s mini
conference approach, the emphasis will be on
discussion and exchange of ideas. We have hopes that this workshop will
stimulate the production of a joint publication
(e.g. a volume of Springer Lecture Notes in Computer Science) on the appropriate
selection of evaluation methods for IT in
healthcare and their effective application.
This workshop will bring together experts from diverse areas to work on common
scenarios, with the goal of facilitating
continuing discussions and future collaboration.
General Theme:
Medicine and Healthcare are currently subject to exceedingly rapid technological
change, especially information technology (IT) is continually penetrating into
and driving this healthcare. A variety of new healthcare concepts for supporting
and assisting users in technology-enhanced environments emerged in the last
decade. While smart healthcare systems can help to minimize hospital stays and
in doing so enable patients an independent life in a domestic environment, the
complexity of such systems raises fundamental questions of behavior,
communication and technology acceptance.
Specific focus:
Following the 1st Workshop HCI4MED at HCI 2008 in
Liverpool, in 2009, we focus on one extremely important topic: Evaluation of
IT in Healthcare. Following a case-based approach, we will discuss and review
diverse methods of evaluation from various perspectives. Researchers from
different disciplines will work on the interrelation of medical, environmental,
technical, communicative, psychological and social factors and their
consequences for the design, use and acceptance of smart IT in healthcare
systems.
The participants of this workshop will gain insight into whether and to what
extent, different healthcare applications have the potential to contribute
towards enhancing the performance on three levels: patients/caregivers;
clinicians and hospital managers. Moreover, it is of vital importance that
evaluation results are integrated into engineering at a systemic level in order
to impact future IT: as well as understanding the issues that stakeholders can
and do encounter, we need to ensure that effective solutions are engineered. It
is particularly important for Medical Information Systems to be designed with
the appropriate awareness of the
diversity of the end users.
International
Workshop Program committee:
Ray ADAMS, Middlesex University London and Cambridge University, UK
(confirmed)
Sheikh Iqbal AHAMED, Marquette University, US (confirmed)
Marilyn Sue BOGNER, Institute of Human Error, ISME LLC Bethesda, US (confirmed)
Noelle CARBONELL, Université Henri Poincare Nancy, FR (Noelle died on April, 11,
2009 - we are mourning)
Tiziana CATARCI, Universitŕ di Roma La Sapienza, IT
Wendy CHAPMAN, University of Pittsburgh, US
Luca CHITTARO, University of Udine, IT
Matjaz DEBEVC, University of Maribor, SI (confirmed)
Alan DIX, Lancaster University, UK (confirmed)
Judy EDWORTHY, University of Plymouth, UK
Peter L. ELKIN, Mayo Clinic, Rochester, US
Pier Luigi EMILIANI, National Research Council, Florence, IT (confirmed)
Daryle GARDNER-BONNEAU, Western Michigan University, US
Eduard GROELLER, Vienna University of Technology, TU Wien, AT (confirmed)
Sissel GUTTORMSEN, University of Bern, CH (confirmed)
Bin HU, Birmingham City University, UK (confirmed)
Bo HU, Intel Dublin, IE (confirmed)
Ebba P. HVANNBERG, University of Iceland, Reykjavik, IS (confirmed)
Julie JACKO, Georgia Institute of Technology, US
Chris JOHNSON, University of Glasgow, UK (confirmed)
Homa JAVAHERY, IBM Centers for Solution Innovation, Burnaby, CA
Zhengjie LIU, Dalian Maritime University, CN (confirmed)
ZongKai LIN, Chinese Academy of Science, Peking, CN (confirmed)
Melinda LYONS, National Patient Safety Agency, UK (confirmed)
Klaus MIESENBERGER, University of Linz, AT (confirmed)
Silvia MIKSCH, Donau University Krems, AT (confirmed)
Shogo NISHIDA, Osaka University, JP
Hiromu NISHITANI, University of Tokushima, JP
Nuno J NUNES, University of Madeira, PT
Anne-Sophie NYSSEN, Université de Liege, BE (confiirmed)
Erika ORRICK, GE Healthcare, Carrollton, US
Philipe PALANQUE, Université Toulouse, FR (confirmed)
Vimla L PATEL, Columbia University and Arizona University, US (confirmed)
Helen PETRIE, University of York, UK
Margit POHL, Vienna University of Technology, TU Wien, AT (confirmed)
Robert W. PROCTOR, Purdue University, US
Stephan PRUECKNER, Westpfalz Klinikum and Medical University Munich, DE
Wendy ROGERS, Georgia Institute of Technology, US
Anthony SAVIDIS, ICS FORTH, Heraklion, GR
Albrecht SCHMIDT, University of Duisburg-Essen, DE (confirmed)
Andrew SEARS, UMBC, Baltimore, US (confirmed)
Klaus-Martin SIMONIC, Medical University Graz, AT (confirmed)
Erich SORANTIN, Medical University Graz, AT (confirmed)
Yuanchun SHI, Tsinghua University, Beijing, CN
Hironomu TAKAGI, Tokyo Research Laboratory, IBM Research, JP (confirmed)
A Min TJOA, Vienna University of Technology, TU Wien, AT (confirmed)
Jean UNDERWOOD, Nottingham Trent University, UK (confirmed)
Berndt URLESBERGER, Medical University Graz, AT (confirmed)
William WONG, Middlesex University London, UK
Rainer HOFMANN-WELLENHOF, Medical University Graz, AT (confirmed)
Panayoitis ZAPHIRIS, Cyprus University of Technology, CY (confirmed)
Ping ZHANG, Syracuse University, US
Jiajie ZHANG, University of Texas, Health Science Center, US (confirmed)
Polling of interest (PoI),
[Word]
or [TXT]
See you in Cambridge !
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