ICEHST is part of INNOV, the International Multi-Conference on Innovative Developments in ICT
INNOV will be co-located with BMSD 2011
INNOV will be co-located with BMSD 2011
Key Dates
Regular Paper Submission: March 15, 2011 (expired)Authors Notification (regular papers): April 29, 2011
Final Regular Paper Submission and Registration: May 19, 2011
Organized by:
Focusing on the e-Health domain, ICEHST 2011 aims at bringing together researchers and practitioners whose work has impact on the development of actual healthcare technologies. Such technologies relate to advanced IT solutions and could facilitate activities of great societal relevance.
As acknowledged by the United Nations Development Programme, those nations that succeed in harnessing the potential of ICT (Information and Communication Technology) can look forward to greatly expand economic growth, dramatically improved human welfare, and stronger forms of democratic government. All these opportunities relate to the advances in service delivery, seen for instance in WST (Web-Service Technology). Having nowadays a positive impact on the healthcare service provisioning, WST has emerged and developed as an implementation of SOA (Service-Oriented Architecture). This ‘service orientation’ in turn relates to significant new possibilities for building (through service composition) powerful automated intelligent systems that adequately support sophisticated healthcare processes.
ICEHST 2011 main focus is on e-Health services and their related technologies, with a particular stress on the modeling of complex e-Health technology-driven service-provisioning systems. The target of ICEHST is to address the fundamental modeling challenges related to e-Health services. In approaching such services though, we are mainly concerned with Tele-Monitoring and Tele-Treatment, as two essential directions of supporting healthcare through advanced technology.
As acknowledged by the United Nations Development Programme, those nations that succeed in harnessing the potential of ICT (Information and Communication Technology) can look forward to greatly expand economic growth, dramatically improved human welfare, and stronger forms of democratic government. All these opportunities relate to the advances in service delivery, seen for instance in WST (Web-Service Technology). Having nowadays a positive impact on the healthcare service provisioning, WST has emerged and developed as an implementation of SOA (Service-Oriented Architecture). This ‘service orientation’ in turn relates to significant new possibilities for building (through service composition) powerful automated intelligent systems that adequately support sophisticated healthcare processes.
ICEHST 2011 main focus is on e-Health services and their related technologies, with a particular stress on the modeling of complex e-Health technology-driven service-provisioning systems. The target of ICEHST is to address the fundamental modeling challenges related to e-Health services. In approaching such services though, we are mainly concerned with Tele-Monitoring and Tele-Treatment, as two essential directions of supporting healthcare through advanced technology.
Conference Areas
1. Monitoring Facilities2. Treatment Facilities
3. The Role of Software and Hardware in Support of Monitoring and Treatment
Program Co-chairs
Dimitri Konstantas, University of Geneva / IICREST, SwitzerlandBoris Shishkov, IICREST, Bulgaria Hermann Maurer, Graz University of Technology, Austria
Mihail Konstantinov, University of Architecture, Civil Engineering and Geodesy / IICREST, Bulgaria
ICEHST 2010 received 11 submissions, of which 27% were presented as short papers and 9% as posters.
All papers presented at the conference venue were included in the SciTePress Digital Library.
All papers presented at the conference venue were included in the SciTePress Digital Library.
Proceedings will be submitted for indexation by:
