Call for Abstracts

The abstract submission deadline is midnight (EST), Friday, January 20, 2012.  Submit HERE.

Interconnected Health 2012 will focus on approaches, challenges, and solutions affecting the ability to connect health organizations and systems, and the role of IT as an enabler in achieving this connectivity. Geared toward the CxO suite and senior leaders within healthcare organizations, Interconnected Health provides a venue to hear what peer organizations are doing (both within the US and abroad), to exchange ideas, and to interact with peers who are leaders in this space.

The conference Review Committee is seeking proposals for presentations based on "real-world" organizational experiences, evaluations, case studies or research papers relevant to the conference themes of interconnected healthcare, information sharing, service-oriented architecture, enterprise architecture, business process management, and interoperability. Please indicate whether you are recommending your submission for the Executive Summit, the Functional Track, or the Technical Track. Topics may include (but aren't limited to):

  • Business Enablement (Enterprise Architecture, Business Process Management)
  • Architecture (Business, System, SOA and Technical)
  • Information Semantics, Ontology, Vocabulary
  • Application Innovation (Integration, Open Source, Legacy Enablement, etc.)
  • Infrastructure Innovation (Virtualization, Cloud Computing, Device Integration)
  • Information Sharing Strategy, Governance and Implementation
  • Modeling (SoaML, SysML, BPMN, etc.)

In order to submit, please provide the following information:

  • A session abstract describing your proposed presentation (note that no formal paper submissions are required, though provided papers will be made available to attendees if requested)
  • Learning objectives that can be expected by the attending audience.
  • Name(s), title(s), short biography, three most recent speaking engagements, and organizational affiliations of proposed faculty as you would like them to appear in program literature
  • Contact details (email, telephone, mailing address)

The abstract submission deadline is midnight (EST), Friday, January 20, 2012.  Submit HERE.
 

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