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13.40h – 14.00h RIDE Project Presentation |
Prof. Asuman Dogac
Director, Software R&D Center Department of Computer Eng., Middle East Technical University, Ankara, Turkey
(presented by Mustafa Yuksel)
RIDE is a roadmap project for interoperability of eHealth systems leading to recommendations for actions and to preparatory actions at the European level. Currently, RIDE progresses successfully with harmonization of different perspectives by its nine partners spread over Europe. |
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14.00h – 14.20h eHealth Interoperability - European perspective |
Dr. Octavian Purcarea
Unit H1 – ICT for Health (eHealth), Directorate ICT Adressing Societal Challenges, DG INFSO, EU Commission
The lack of interoperability in systems and services has long been identified as one of the major challenges to the wider implementation of the Union's eHealth applications. The opportunities and positive benefits of achieving interoperability are ultimately considerable, whereas various barriers and challenges act as impediments.
This presentation introduces a Recommendation of the EU Commission proposing a set of guidelines for good practice on eHealth interoperability. |
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14.20h – 14.40h The European Centre for Ontological Research – Future Perspectives in Biomedical Ontologies |
Dr. Mathias Brochhausen
Executive Director of the European Centre for Ontological Research (ECOR), The Institute for Formal Ontology and Medical Information Science (IFOMIS), Saarbrücken, Germany
Ontology development and ontological engineering are burgeoning knowledge management fields. As key paradigms of research in the domain of biomedical data management, they are put to use in a great number of ways. There is, however, a wide variety of so-called “ontologies,” and the candidates differ considerably with respect to the amount of knowledge they include. The European Centre for Ontological Research (ECOR) aims, as a consequence, to develop and advance common standards and techniques to be used in ontology development and ontological engineering.acus |
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14.40h – 15.00h Interoperability of the EHR Systems - certification criteria and communications standards |
Prof. Dr. Rolf Engelbrecht
EuroRec Vice-President, Head of Department Telemedicine and Electronic Health Record, Institute for Medical Informatics
GSF National Research Centre for Environment and Health, Neuherberg, Germany
The Q-REC project entitled "European Quality Labelling and Certification of Electronic Health Record systems (EHRs)" is a Specific Support Action for the strategic objective 2.4.11 "Integrated BioMedical Information for better Health" as addressed in Call 4 of the Information Society Technologies Work Programme. |
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15.00h – 15.20h CASCOM Project Presentation |
Dr. Oliver Keller
German Research Centre for Artificial Intelligence (DFKI), Saarbrücken, Germany
CASCOM's main objective was to develop, implement, validate, and trial of intelligent, context-aware agent-based service coordination infrastructure for innovative Semantic Web service discovery, composition, and execution across mobile and fixed peer-to-peer service networks. The CASCOM architecture has been extensively evaluated using an emergency assistance application in mobile eHealth environment. |
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