EuroRec 2009 Annual Conference

September 1st 2009, Sarajevo, Bosnia & Herzegovina.
The EuroRec Conference 2009 is embedded in MIE2009 (Medical Informatics Europe) Conference. Attendees to the MIE2009 Conference can attend the EuroRec Conference as part of their conference fee.

The Conference is organised around 4 themes with for each topic two or three introductory speakers and a debate.

  • Theme 1: Re-use of Clinical Care and of Clinical Trial Data
  • Theme 2: Personal Health Systems, Personal Electronic Health Records and Professional Electronic Healthcare Records
  • Theme 3: Towards Interoperability through Quality Labelling and Certification
  • Theme 4: Semantic Interoperability: Terminologies and Classifications, Ontologies, Artefacts and Templates

For further information and registration, please visit:
http://www.eurorec.org/news_events/eurorec2009/index.cfm

About EuroRec
The EUROREC Institute (EuroRec) is an independent not-for-profit organisation, promoting in Europe the use of high quality Electronic Health Record systems (EHRs). One of its main missions is to support, as the European certification body, EHRs quality labelling and defining functional and other criteria.

EuroRec is organised as a permanent network of National ProRec centres and provides services to industry (the developers and vendors), healthcare providers (the buyers), policy makers and patients.

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