Programme
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Thursday 4 december
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13H00 |
Welcome
and registration |
13H30 |
Introduction
- Antoine Geissbühler - Professor
and Chairman, Service of Medical Informatics,
Geneva University Hospitals |
14H00 |
Two
thematic parallels sessions
14H00 |
ISABEL:
The Use of a Web-Based clinical support
system
Briggs J.S.,
University of Portsmouth, Portsmouth
UK
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14H00 |
Digital-divide
in eHealth applications in the city of Chicago
Ramaprasad A.,
University of Illinois Chicago, Chicago
United States |
14H15 |
A
Framework for Medical Costanalysis in XML
and Cocoon
Elsner C.,
Heart Center Leipzig, Leipzig Germany |
14H15 |
Improving
access to on-line health information for
Australian men with prostate cancer 
Pinnock C.,
Repatriation General Hospital, Daw Park
Australia |
14H30 |
Universal
accessibility to personal medical data:
issues for future development of health
services
Hurtado J.M. de,
Fundacion Hospital Alcorcon, Alcorcon,
Madrid, Spain |
14H30 |
Complementary
and alternative medicine and the Internet
Schmidt K.,
Peninsula Medical School, Complementary
Medicine, Exeter United Kingdom |
14H45 |
Design
and Implementation of a Real Concept-Based
EMR for the Heart Failure Patient Management

Purin B.,
ITC-irst, Centre for Scientific and Technology
Research, Trento Italy |
14H45 |
Consumer
Informatics: The Elderly and the Internet

Campbell R.J.,
Duquesne University, Pittsburgh United
States |
15H00 |
Speech
Acts, Documents, and Medical Phenomena:
An Investigation in the Ontology of Organizations.
Vizenor L.,
Institute for Formal Ontology and Medical
Infromation Science and University at Buffalo,
Leipzig / Buffalo Germany / USA |
15H00 |
Empowering
patients and professionals by moving electronic
health learning into other media to increase
access, relevance and equity.
Baldwin B.,
NHSDirectOnline, Hedge End England |
15H15 |
workshop
Suicide
and the Internet
Hsiung R.C.,
University of Chicago, Chicago USA
Barak A., University
of Haifa, Mount Carmel Israel, and
Silber D., Basil
Strategies, Paris France |
15H15 |
Patients
use of health information on the Internet:
the impact on primary care consultations

Dolan G.C.,
University of Glamorgan, Pontypridd UK |
15H30 |
Internet
and Patient Education: the current evidence
for chronic disease management
Doupi P.,
Centre of Excellence for Information
& Communication Technology, OSKE/STAKES,
Helsinki Finland |
15H45 |
Disseminating
evidence-based health information - bytes,
paper or both?
Lampe K.,
Finnish Office for Health Care Technology
Assessment (FinOHTA), Finland |
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16H00 |
Coffee
break |
16H15 |
Two
thematic parallels sessions
16H15 |
Misinformation
on the NET: Using Hereditary Hemochromatosis
as a Model
Alexander R.S.,
Iron Disorders Institute, Greenville
USA |
16H15 |
GlycoScience.com:
The Nutrition Science Site: Innovations
in Web-based scientific literature reviews
for scientists, health professionals, and
the public at large.
Vennum E.,
Mannatech, Inc, Coppell USA |
16H30 |
A
descriptive analysis of strategies in Spain
for internet biomedical content evaluation
García S.,
Health on The Net Foundation, Geneva
Switzerland |
16H30 |
Low
cost telemedicine using cable TV Network
& TV Set
Junaid M.,
Kongu Engiineering College, Erode India
|
16H45 |
Use
of and Trust in Health Information on the
Internet among the Finnish Population 
Ek S., Department
of Social and Political Sciences/Information
Studies, Abo Finland |
16H45 |
Status
of the telemedicine under its various aspects
application in Mali. What are the expected
outcomes from this discipline.
Bagayoko C. O.
, keneya Blown, Mali |
17H00 |
The
Initial Development of the WebMedQual Scale:
Domain Assessment of the Construct of Quality
of Health Web Sites 
Provost M.,
Department of Clinical and Administrative
Pharmacy, The University of Georgia, USA |
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17H15 |
WRAPIN
(Worldwide online Reliable Advice to Patients
and Individuals) 
Gaudinat A.,
Health on The Net Foundation, Geneva
Switzerland
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Web
Service to Support the Prostate Cancer
Diagnosis using Expert System
Marcos Aurelio Pereira, Jefferson Luiz
Brum Marques, Institute of Biomedical
Engineering, Florianopolis, Brazil
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17H30 |
Keynotes speaker: Richard Smith
(Editor, BMJ)
Richard Smith, editor of the British
Medical Journal (BMJ), will present his vision
of the future of electronic biomedical publishing.
The speaker will address ethical issues including
partnerships with pharmaceutical companies and
the role of advertising, research misconduct
and evolution of the peer-review process.
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18H15 |
Opening reception |
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Don't forget other events following directly our conference
in Geneva:
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Sunday 7 december
(14 H) |
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Wednesday 10 december |
Scientific Sessions: The parallel scientific
sessions will begin with introductory lectures by the keynote
speaker, followed by presentations with selected abstracts
for oral delivery. The overall program includes about 70
oral presentations.
Meeting Language: The official language of the congress
is English.
Oral presentation+discussion: 15 mn
Workshop: 45 mn
The Mednet 2003 congress is accredited by the
Accreditation Council for Continuing
Medical Education of
20 credits, acting on mandate
of the AMG (Association of the doctor of Geneva).

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