GUIDE. The 16 th World Congress on Medical and Health Informatics MedInfo

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1 MedInfo ~25 AUGUST, 2017 HANGZHOU CHINA 杭州 The 16 th World Congress on Medical and Health Informatics MedInfo 2017 Precision Healthcare through Informatics GUIDE August 21-25, 2017 Hangzhou International Expo Center International Medical Informatics Association China Medical Informatics Association

2 Table of Content Welcome Messages and Committees Keynote Speakers Program Overview Detailed Program Poster Program Tutorial Program Exhibition & Conference Floor Plan Sponsors & Exhibitors Practical Information General Information

3 Welcome Messages and Committees Welcome message from IMIA President On behalf of IMIA, I extend a warm welcome to the IMIA members - practitioners, researchers, educators, students and industry partners - who come to Hangzhou, China to attend the Medinfo 2017, The 16th World Congress on Medical and Health Informatics. Medinfo is an internationally acclaimed biennial academic conference of IMIA which provides both a high quality scientific exchange of current research and thinking in health and biomedical informatics and an opportunity for formal meetings and informal networking of IMIA s members. Medinfo 2017 is jointly hosted by IMIA and the Chinese Medical Informatics Association. The theme of Medinfo 2017 is Precision Healthcare through Informatics. Informatics is a necessary component in precision medicine because of its vital role in managing big data, creating learning healthcare system, providing access for individual participation, and supporting delivery of precision medicine. conference theme reflects the major challenges we face in healthcare today to achieve better health for all. Medinfo 2017 offers presentations on a variety of topics on the conference theme. The Scientific Program Committee has worked very hard to prepare the conference program to be consistent with the goal of the IMIA and theme of Medinfo The result of the Scientific Program Committee s activities is reflected in the Conference Program and Proceedings. We have four keynote speakers addressing the state-of-the-art for health and biomedical informatics ranging from data, to healthcare delivery to the policy level. There are 42 paper sessions, 8 poster sessions, 24 panel discussions, 25 workshops, 17 tutorials and 1 student competitions to attend. The exhibit hall will provide attendees with the opportunity to learn about the latest products and services in health and biomedical information technology. IMIA is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year. Medinfo 2017 participants will have an opportunity to witness IMIA s 50th anniversary celebration during the conference. Medinfo 2017 participants will also have an opportunity to learn more about China and Chinese application of medical informatics to cope with its healthcare challenges due to its large population. I would like to thank Yongqin Huang, Chair and Yining Meng, Executive Vice-Chair of the Local Organizing Committee, Elizabeth Borycki and Niels Peek, Co-Chairs of the Scientific Program 2

4 Committee, and Adi Gundlapalli, Chair of Editorial Committee for their hard work and sacrifice. I am grateful to VP Medinfo, Kaija Saranto, and CEO, Elaine Huesing for their leadership and support. Most of all, many thanks to the contributors, reviewers, participants and volunteers of Medinfo Please enjoy the conference. I also hope you find some time before or after the conference to enjoy this beautiful city, Hangzhou and great country, China. Thank you. Hyeoun-Ae Park, PhD, RN, FAAN, IASHI President of IMIA Welcome Messages and Committees IMIA Board Members Hyeoun-Ae Park Christoph Lehmann Lincoln de Assis Moura Jr. Petter Hurlen Sabine Koch Kaija Saranto Michio Kimura Brigitte Seroussi Elizabeth Borycki Ying (Helen) Wu Kyung-Hee Cho Anne Moen Ghislain Kouematchoua Tchuitcheu Amado Espinosa Ramin Moghaddam Andre Kushniruk Antoine Geissbuhler Hiroshi Takeda Michio Kimura President President Past President Secretary Treasurer VP MedInfo VP Membership VP Services VP Special Affairs VP WGs and SIGs Regional VP for APAMI Regional VP for EFMI Regional VP for HELINA Regional VP for IMIA LAC Regional VP for MEAHI Regional VP for North America IMIA WHO Liaison Officer IMIA IFIP Liaison Officer IMIA ISO Liaison Officer 3

5 Welcome Messages and Committees Message from the Vice President for MedInfo In the two years that have passed since the MedInfo 2015 the China Medical Informatics Association (CMIA) has accomplished so very much in their efforts to host IMIA s 16th World Congress MedInfo 2017 in Hangzhou, China (mainland), I applaud their outstanding endeavors. Following MedInfo 2013 in Copenhagen, Denmark, representing the European region and MedInfo 2015 in Sao Paolo, Brazil (2015), representing the Latin American Region, this meeting in China offers us the unique opportunity to share experiences with and to gain knowledge from the Asian Pacific region s experts with colleagues from around the world. As Vice President of MedInfo for 2017, I am honoured to present the conference program to you. I salute the personal time and professional input of the large number of authors and reviewers as well as members of the local organizing committee, scientific program committee and editorial committee. This is an historical event with MedInfo being hosted by CMIA for the first time. CMIA with its national, regional and international networks - hospitals, universities, scientific organizations and world renowned innovation is playing a leading role in the research and application of medical informatics in China. Under the timely and global theme: Precision Healthcare through Informatics, the world leaders in this field are gathered in Hangzhou to share knowledge and experiences on the use of information methods, systems and technologies to improve quality and safety of care, enhance care outcomes, promote patient-centered care, facilitate translational research, enable precision medicine, and improve education and skills in informatics. Above all our aim is analyze how Health and Biomedical Informatics is contributing to address some of the most challenging problems in health care, public health, consumer health and biomedical research globally. The quality of formal presentations, posters, panels, workshops and allied material, is well above the standards required through a rigorous review process. Hangzhou International Expo Center is an excellent venue for our conference. The fully equipped rooms with all facilities will serve the conference programme built up around the following five tracks jointly with the four plenary keynote speeches: 4

6 I. Connected and Digital Health II. Health Data Science III. Human, Organizational, and Social aspects IV. Knowledge Management V. Quality and Safety, and Patient Outcomes. More than 500 presentations, in more than 110 sessions representing over 40 countries, are included in the program, providing exceptional opportunities for a wide scope of discussions in every session. The official conference proceedings have been compiled from the excellent set of papers and posters that are being presented at the conference. The proceedings will be published on line and indexed in PubMed in the next few months. Welcome Messages and Committees I would like to thank the committees who have made this conference a reality. The Scientific Program Committee Co-Chairs with the five Track Chairs, the members of the Scientific Program Committee and all the reviewers as well as the Editorial Committee who have contributed to the process. I am especially grateful to the Local Organizing Committee and the IMIA officers, in particular, IMIA s CEO for assisting us in putting this program together. MedInfo conferences have always been important and unforgettable events. It is without a doubt that this tradition continues. It is our enthusiasm, our vision and our energy that health and biomedical informatics will always continue to be an important part of the health systems around the world, and we accomplish this by our participation and commitment at MedInfo s. I wish you all a successful MedInfo 2017 experience and hope that you will find the time to enjoy the beautiful surroundings of Hangzhou. Welcome to Medinfo 2017! Sincerely, Kaija Saranto, PhD, RN, FACMI, FAAN, IASHI Vice President for MedInfo

7 Welcome Messages and Committees Welcome message from the Scientific Program Committee Co-Chairs On behalf of the Scientific Program Committee (SPC) it is our pleasure to welcome you to MedInfo2017, the 16th World Congress of Medical and Health Informatics. With a large team of international experts in our field we have worked hard over the last 18 months to create a strong and exciting scientific program. The central theme of MedInfo2017 is "Precision Healthcare through Informatics", and alludes to the rapidly increasing opportunities to support customization of healthcare to the individual patient using the power of data and informatics. The scientific program is built up across five tracks: Connected and Digital Health; Human Data Science; Human, Organizational and Social Aspects; Knowledge Management and Quality, and Safety and Patient Outcomes. We have received 680 submissions (papers; posters; tutorials; panels; and workshops) from over 50 countries for this conference. After a thorough review process we accepted 252 papers, 172 posters, 18 tutorials, 23 panels, and 25 workshops. Each submission was reviewed independently by at least three reviewers, and subsequently assessed by one of the SPC members and one of the SPC Track Chairs. Thus we ensured that all our decisions were well-informed and helped to create a program that is balanced across topics and has strong representation from all IMIA regions. While most of the work was done individually or in online meetings, all the final decisions were reviewed in a face-to-face meeting in Victoria, Canada involving the International Medical Informatics Association Vice President (IMIA) for MedInfo, IMIA CEO, SPC Co-chairs, SPC Track Chairs, Editorial Committee Chair, and Local Organizating Committee Chair and one of the LOC Vice-chairs. The proceedings will be published online and indexed in PubMed in the next few months. Our keynotes are truly international in nature and given by researchers who are renowned for their work worldwide. Depei Liu from China is a leading researcher in area of data sharing in population health and the population link to health, science and technology. Harry Hemingway is conducting research in the United Kingdom, focused on innovating health and health care improvement through the use of data from lifelong patient records. Sue Bakken from the United States is presenting on research in the area of precision self-management. Lastly, 6

8 Chris Seebregts leads several projects in the area of open medical health records and health information exchange focusing on how these technologies can be used to support public health system and reduce the burden of disease. We would like to express our gratitude to all MedInfo2017 reviewers and the members of the Scientific Program Committee for their help. Without them, we would not have been able to create the scientific program. We would also like to thank the authors of papers and posters, panelists, workshop and tutorial leaders for their much valued contribution to this conference. Finally we would especially like to thank the Track Chairs, Mowafa Househ (Connected and Digital Health); Fei Wang (Human Data Science); Heather Strachan(Human, Organizational and Social Aspects); Patrick Weber (Knowledge Management) and Patti Dykes (Quality, and Safety and Patient Outcomes); Editorial Committe Chair Adi Gundlapalli; IMIA VP for Medinfo Kaija Saranto; and IMIA CEO Elaine Huesing. It was a great experience to work with them as a global team to organise this MedInfo. Welcome Messages and Committees Elizabeth Borycki RN PhD MedInfo2017 SPC Co-chairs Niels Peek PhD 7

9 Welcome Messages and Committees Scientific Program Committee Elizabeth Borycki (Canada, Co-Chairs) Niels Peek (UK, Co- Chairs) Mowafa Househ (Saudi Arabia) (track chair - Connected and Digital Health) Elizabeth Cummings (Australia) Rune Fensli (Norway) Luis Luque (Qatar) Michael Marschollek (Germany) Paula Otero (Argentina) Eustace Muteba Ayumba (DR Congo) Fei Wang (US) (track chair - Health Data Science) Alex Kuo (Canada) Gregor Stiglic (Slovenia) Lisheng Xu (China) Nan Zhang (China) Goran Nenadic (UK) Evan Kontopantelis (UK) Allan Tucker (UK) Lucia Sacchi (Italy) Robert Moskovitch (Israel) Heather Strachan (UK) (track chair - Human, Organisational and Social Aspects) Sylvia Pelayo (France) Romaric Marcilly (France) NT Cheung (China, Hong Kong) Aviv Shachak (Canada) David Kaufman (US) Maria Hägglund (Sweden) 8

10 Patricia Dykes (US) (track chair - Quality and Safety, and Patient Outcomes) Ursula Hübner (Germany) Polun Chang (China, Taiwan) Marcos Didonet de Fabrio (Brazil) Max Topaz (Israel) Trevor Cohen (US) Patricia Dykes, US (track chair - Quality and Safety, and Patient Outcomes) Yang Gong (US) Rainer Röhrig (Germany) Yalini Senathirajah (US) Nicolette de Keizer (Netherlands) Daniel Rizzato Lede (Argentina) Paul Taylor (UK) Welcome Messages and Committees Editorial Committee Adi Gundlapalli (US, Chair) Marie-Christine Jaulent (France) Dongsheng Zhao (China) 9

11 Welcome Messages and Committees Welcome message from CMIA President It is my great honor to represent the China Medical Informatics Association and warmly welcome you to Hangzhou, China to attend the 16th World Congress on Health and Medical Informatics and IMIA's 50th anniversary. During the conference, we are going to focus on the theme of Precision Healthcare in Health Informatics to launch deep communications and exchanges on the research, application, and development of medical and health informatics all around the world. I believe we can pool our vision, create synergy to strengthen international cooperation, and improve human health. CMIA was founded in 1980, which has the longest history, largest international influence, and an unparalleled academic level in the field of Chinese medical and health informatics. So far, CMIA has held China Congress on Health and Medical Informatics 14 times, which have made a great contribution on the advancement of Chinese medical and health informatics. Since reform and opening-up, from big urban hospitals to rural township clinics, from diagnoses and treatment to genetic research, medical and health informatics has made great achievements in various fields. Nowadays, the applications of big data, cloud computing, mobile Internet and artificial intelligence have further promoted the construction of "health China". Hangzhou is known as "paradise on earth." Even in the autumn, you still can feel the summer's enthusiasm. As a poem goes, "Green lotus leaves outspread as far as boundless sky; Pink lotus blossoms take from sunshine a new dye." When boating on the West Lake, you can see enchanting landscapes and rich cultural heritage. There is a boat made from the Chinese character "Hangzhou" in the conference logo. MedInfo 2017 is like a boat of friendship which gathers us together from all over the world to celebrate the achievements in IMIA's 50 years. It is a boat of communication, where we 10

12 can display achievements, share experience, make connections and explore innovation. It is also a boat to the future, which will carry our successes to the whole world and promote the development of global health and medical informatics. Here, on behalf of CMIA, I wish that you all enjoy your time in Hangzhou, China! At the same time, I would like to express my sincere appreciation to you for your understanding, support, and cooperation on this conference. We have devoted ourselves to providing the best service. Finally, I wish the conference a complete success and a happy 50th anniversary to IMIA! Welcome Messages and Committees Thank you, Baofen Ding PhD President of CMIA Local Organizing Committee Yongqin Huang (Chair) Shuqian Luo, Baofen Ding, Haiyi Liu, Dongsheng Zhao, Ying Liang, Helen Wu, Meizhu Huang, Lieping Wu.(Co-Chairs) Serena Meng (Executive Vice Chair) Yue Huang (Vice Chair) Hua Li (Vice Chair) Bright Chen Micheal Zhang Maggie Liu Lemon Liao Sissi Shen Phil Xiong Cathy Zuo Garry Yu 11

13 Keynote Speakers Keynote Speakers Christopher John Seebregts Prof. Chris Seebregts has a background in biomedical research, computer science and information systems as well as more than twenty years experience in the research and development of digital health solutions in the public, private and academic sectors. He is the founder and Chief Executive Officer of Jembi Health Systems NPC, a South African non-profit company with an accomplished track record in developing and implementing innovative digital health information systems in low resource settings, particularly in Africa. He has participated in establishing health informatics academic and training programmes at two universities in South Africa and has honorary academic appointments in computer science and health at the universities of KwaZulu-Natal and Cape Town in South Africa. He is part of the leadership of several international open source health informatics communities, including the Open Medical Record System ( and the Open Health Information Exchange ( org) communities. His research interests include biomedical and health informatics especially the development of health information systems supporting public health systems in Africa and the underlying burden of disease. He has a particular interest in the development of systems with a reusable architecture. As principle or co-investigator on projects funded by international donors and funders, he has laid the groundwork for the development of advanced information systems supporting HIV/AIDS, TB, maternal and newborn health. More recently, he has been involved in the development of national digital health systems, at scale, and chronic disease management programmes. 12

14 Keynote Speakers Keynote Speakers Depei Liu Depei Liu, the Academician of China Academy of Engineering, Former President of China Academy of Medical Sciences, President of Peking Union Medical College (i.e., China Union Medical University), Vice President of China Academy of Engineering. In 2008, he was elected as Academician of America Institute of Medicine (IOM) and Academician of Third World Academy of Sciences (TWAS), and in 2009 elected as Academician of European Academy of Sciences. He is the member of the Eleventh and Twelfth National People's Congress Standing Committee, the member of State Council Degree Committee and the Vice Chairman of 6th President Committee of China Disabled Federation. He was the lead organizer for the consulting projects and researches on the Project 8 of National Medium-Term And Long-Term Development Planning of Science and Technology-the Issues on Population Link to Health, Science and Technology, the National Prevention and Control Strategy for Severe Infectious Diseases, the Biological Security Strategy and its Laws and Regulations of New Period, and Development Strategy for Medical and Health Talents. He, as the originator of Chinese Scientific Data Sharing in Population And Health Fields, led a research team to establish the Service Platform of National Population and Health Scientific Data Sharing with unremitting efforts of 10 years, which was approved by the Ministry of Science and Technology and the Ministry of Finance in 2011, opening to the society. 13

15 Keynote Speakers Keynote Speakers Harry Hemingway PROFESSOR HARRY HEMINGWAY FFPH FRCP, Professor of Clinical Epidemiology, Director of the Farr Institute of Health Informatics Research, London, and Director of the Institute of Health Informatics, University College London. Professor Hemingway is a clinical academic, having trained in medicine and public health in Cambridge, London and San Diego. He Directs the London Node of the Farr Institute, the national Research Institute innovating improvements in health and healthcare using rapidly emerging data opportunities. Here the UK is strongly placed because of its ability to link rich, lifelong patient records in primary care and hospital care to better understand health and disease from cradle to grave. Harry leads the UK Biobank Cardiac Outcomes working group, was a Member of the NICE Guidelines committee on chest pain whose recommendations transformed the investigation of suspected stable angina And has contributed to the governance and sharing of national registries for research which has directly informed clinical policy. 14

16 Keynote Speakers Keynote Speakers Suzanne Bakken Suzanne Bakken, RN, PhD, FAAN, FACMI, is the Alumni Professor of Nursing and Professor of Biomedical Informatics at Columbia University. Following doctoral study in nursing at the University of California, San Francisco, she completed a National Library of Medicine postdoctoral fellowship in Medical Informatics at Stanford University. She currently directs the Precision in Symptom Self-Management (PriSSM) Center. In 2010, she received the Pathfinder Award from the Friends of the National Institute of Nursing Research. She is Past-President of the American College of Medical Informatics, fellow of the American Academy of Nursing, and member of the National Academy of Medicine. 15

17 Program Overview Program Overview date time activity/event Room 09:00-17:00 IMIA Board meeting-(invited) 205 Morning tutorials :00-12:00 Morning tutorials Morning tutorials AUG 21 Morning tutorials :00-13:00 Lunch Lunch Area Afternoon tutorials :00-16:00 Afternoon tutorials Afternoon tutorials Afternoon tutorials :30-16:00 IMIA General Assembly meeting-(invited) 302 Morning tutorials :00-12:00 Morning tutorials Morning tutorials Morning tutorials :30-13:00 Student paper competition 402 AUG 22 12:00-13:00 Lunch Lunch Area Afternoon tutorials :00-16:00 Afternoon tutorials Afternoon tutorials Afternoon tutorials Opening ceremony (plenary) 16:00-19:00 Keynotes 1 Suzan Bakken and 2 Harry Hemingway (plenary) Opening reception 4F-Plenary Hall 16

18 date time activity/event Room 08:30-10:00 Workshop CONNECTED AND DIGITAL HEALTH 1: 415, 128, 295, 320, 327, 628 QUALITY AND SAFETY, AND PATIENT OUTCOMES 1: 514, 443, 79, 631, 152, 448 Panel HEALTH DATA SCIENCE 1: 668, 422, 647, 210, 187, Program Overview Workshop Panel Panel KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT 1: 23, 203, 333, 452, 157, Panel :00-10:30 Coffee/tea break, posters and exhibition Poster and Exhibition Area Workshop CONNECTED AND DIGITAL HEALTH 2: 434, 390, 633, 45, 541, AUG 23 Workshop IMIA François Grémy Award of Excellence Presentations 302 HEALTH DATA SCIENCE 2: 464, 366, 21, 131, 313, :30-12:00 Panel HEALTH DATA SCIENCE 3: 351, 651, 666, 641, 121, QUALITY AND SAFETY, AND PATIENT OUTCOMES 2: 672, 427, 180, 556, HUMAN, ORGANIZATIONAL, AND SOCIAL ASPECTS 1: 675, 53, 193, 401, HEALTH DATA SCIENCE 4: 451, 403, 272, 310, 298, :30-12:00 WCHIS :00-13:00 Lunch, posters and exhibition Lunch,Poster and Exhibition Area 12:00-13:00 EB Board meeting (Invited only) :00-14:30 Panel QUALITY AND SAFETY, AND PATIENT OUTCOMES 3: 365, 505, 378, 372, 674, 522 Panel

19 Program Overview date time activity/event Room 13:00-14:30 HEALTH DATA SCIENCE 5: 406, 144, 83, 170, 652, Workshop CONNECTED AND DIGITAL HEALTH 3: 42, 208, 374, 288, 286, Panel AUG 23 Panel HUMAN, ORGANIZATIONAL, AND SOCIAL ASPECTS 2: 323, 160, 640, 20, 204, :30-15:00 Coffee/tea, posters and exhibition Poster and Exhibition Area Workshop QUALITY AND SAFETY, AND PATIENT OUTCOMES 4: 159, 101, 137, 433, 319, Workshop HEALTH DATA SCIENCE 6: 487, 418, 520, 67, 369, :00-16:30 Panel CONNECTED AND DIGITAL HEALTH 4: 176, 377, 299, 350, 331, KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT 2: 424, 446, 471, 18, 69, Panel Workshop :00-16:30 WCHIS F-Plenary Hall 16:30-17:15 Keynote 3 Depei Liu (plenary) 4F-Plenary Hall 17:15-18:15 Posters and exhibition Poster and Exhibition Area 18:00-21:00 Welcome Reception West Lake Area Workshop QUALITY AND SAFETY, AND PATIENT OUTCOMES 5: 383, 50, 665, 197, 54, Panel HEALTH DATA SCIENCE 7: 223,575, 162, 276, 595, HEALTH DATA SCIENCE 8: 445, 678, 254, 497, 263, AUG 24 08:30-10:00 Workshop CONNECTED AND DIGITAL HEALTH 5: 426, 564, 260, 623, KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT 3: 576, 196, 311, 297, 308, Panel Workshop

20 date time activity/event Room 10:00-10:30 Coffee/tea break, posters and exhibition Poster and Exhibition Area Panel Program Overview Panel QUALITY AND SAFETY, AND PATIENT OUTCOMES 6: 285, 2, 303, 677, 536, :30-12:00 HEALTH DATA SCIENCE 9: 381, 51, 632, 237, 593, HEALTH DATA SCIENCE 10: 118, 41, 461, Panel CONNECTED AND DIGITAL HEALTH 6: 409, 342, 231, 275, 449, 407 Panel HUMAN, ORGANIZATIONAL, AND SOCIAL ASPECTS 3: 629, 554, 538, 348, 499, 533 Workshop :00-13:00 Lunch, posters and exhibition Lunch, Poster and Exhibition Area 12:00-13:00 IMIA Education guideline (Invited only) 205 AUG 24 Workshop CONNECTED AND DIGITAL HEALTH 7: 8, 63, 470, 467, 475, QUALITY AND SAFETY, AND PATIENT OUTCOMES 7: 441, 158, 509, 135, HEALTH DATA SCIENCE 11: 300, 219, 229, 248, 494, :00-14:30 HEALTH DATA SCIENCE 12: 209, 71, 56, 165, 15, Workshop Workshop NOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT 4: 586, 414, 344, 398, 605, Panel HUMAN, ORGANIZATIONAL, AND SOCIAL ASPECTS 4: 385, 450, 82, 552, 143, :30-15:00 Coffee/tea break, posters and exhibition Poster and Exhibition Area 15:00-16:30 Panel CONNECTED AND DIGITAL HEALTH 8: 177, 36, 232, 211, 352, 72 QUALITY AND SAFETY, AND PATIENT OUTCOMES 8: 354, 653, 147, 154,

21 Program Overview date time activity/event Room IMIA Plenary Panel:Douglas B. Fridsma, Marcelo Lopetegui, Ann Moen, Louise Schaper HEALTH DATA SCIENCE 13: 332, 10, 84, 658, 230, :00-16:30 Workshop Workshop AUG 24 Workshop Workshop Workshop :30-17:30 Posters and exhibition Poster and Exhibition Area 18:00-19:30 Gala dinner 4F-Plenary Hall Workshop Workshop KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT 5: 31, 537, 525, :30-10:00 HEALTH DATA SCIENCE 14: 588, 338, 301, 168, Panel Panel Workshop Panel :00-10:30 Coffee/tea break and exhibition Exhibition Area Panel AUG 25 Workshop :30-12:00 CONNECTED AND DIGITAL HEALTH 9: 437, 243, 314, 305, 66, QUALITY AND SAFETY, AND PATIENT OUTCOMES 9: 391, 459, 645, 676, 402 HUMAN, ORGANIZATIONAL, AND SOCIAL ASPECTS 5: 235,562, 551, 465, 93,153 Workshop Workshop :00-12:45 Lunch and exhibition Lunch and Exhibition Area 12:45-13:30 Keynote 4 Christopher John Seebregts 4F-Plenary Hall 13:30-14:30 Closing ceremony (plenary) Best Paper Award 4F-Plenary Hall Program updates are available at 20

22 Detailed Program Detailed Program 2017/8/22 (Tuesday) 16:00-17:00 4F-Plenary Hall Opening ceremony (plenary) 17:00-18:15 4F-Plenary Hall Keynotes 1 Precision Health: Individuals, Families, and Communities Suzanne Bakken Keynotes 2 Health records and precision medicine Harry Hemingway 18:15-19:00 4F-Plenary Hall Opening reception 2017/8/23 (Wednesday) 08:30-10:00 Room 205 WORKSHOP 729 Standards in Clinical Decision Support: Activities in Health Level Seven and Beyond Robert Jenders, Klaus-Peter Adlassnig 21

23 Detailed Program 2017/8/23 (Wednesday) CONNECTED AND DIGITAL HEALTH 1: 415 Comparing Cancer Information Needs for Consumers in the US and China Zongcheng Ji, Yaoyun Zhang, Jun Xu, Xiaoling Chen, Yonghui Wu, Hua Xu 128 Preferred Design Features of E-mental Health Programs for Prevention of Major Depression in Male Workers: Results from a Canadian National Survey Jian-Li Wang, Kendall Ho Room Consumer Health Informatics Aspects of Direct-to-Consumer Personal Genomic Testing Kathleen Gray, Remya Stephen, Bronwyn Terrill, Brenda Wilson, Anna Middleton, Rigan Tytherleigh, Clara Gaff, Jacqueline Savard, Chriselle Hickerton, Ainsley Newson, Sylvia Metcalfe 320 Development of Home-based Sleep Monitoring System for Obstructive Sleep Apnea Peirong Wu, Guan-Ting Chen, Yanyan Cui, Terry B.J. Kuo, Polun Chang 327 Serious Games for Parkinson's Disease Fine Motor Skills Rehabilitation Using Natural Interfaces Antonio Augusto Foletto, Marcos d Ornellas, Ana Lucia Prado 08:30-10: Multimodal E-Health Services for Smoking Cessation and Public Health: the Smokefreebrain Project Approach Panagiotis D. Bamidis, Evangelos Paraskevopoulos, Evdokimos Konstantinidis, Dimitris Spachos, Antonis Billis QUALITY AND SAFETY, AND PATIENT OUTCOMES Design of a Mobile application for Transfusion Medicine Mario Alejandro Albornoz, Santiago Márquez Fosser, Luciana Rubin, Daniel Luna 443 Bar-code Medication Administration at ICU: Learning from Our Nurses Thelma Gabriela Maydana, Liliana Julieth Giraldo Franco, Zulma Gonzalez, Bibiana Schachner, Daniel Luna, Sonia Benitez Room Precision of EMR Data: The Case For a Drug and Alcohol Service Siyu Qian, Esther Munyisia, Ping Yu, David Hailey, David Reid 631 User-Centered Design Improves the Usability of Drug-Drug Interaction Alerts: a Validation Study in the Real Scenario Daniel Alejandro Rizzato Lede, Daniel Luna, Luciana Rubin, Carlos Otero, Juan Marcos Ortiz, Gabriela Garcia, Romina P Rapisarda, Marcelo Risk, Fernan Gónzalez Bernaldo de Quirós 152 Development of an Arden Syntax Clinical Foundation Framework for Event Monitoring in Intensive Care Units Jeroen Sebastiaan de Bruin, Julia Zeckl, Katharina Adlassnig, Alexander Blacky, Walter Koller, Andrea Rappelsberger, Klaus-Peter Adlassnig 448 Characterizing Surgical Site Infection Signals in Clinical Notes Steven Skube, Zhen Hu, Elliot Arsoniadis, Gyorgy Simon, Elizabeth Wick, Clifford Ko, Genevieve Melton 22

24 2017/8/23 (Wednesday) Detailed Program Room 302 Panel 736 Measure and Improve Healthcare Quality: Small vs Big Data Analytics Qing Zeng, Cynthia Brandt, Jennifer Garvin, Joseph Goulet, Bruce Bray 08:30-10:00 Room 303 HEALTH DATA SCIENCE 1: 668 Surveying a New Multi-Institution Clinical Data Research Network Marc Rosenman, Margaret Madden, Elissa Oh, Satyender Goel, Abel Kho 422 Unsupervised Abbreviation Expansion in Clinical Narratives Michel Oleynik, Markus Kreuzthaler, Stefan Schulz 647 General Symptom Extraction from VA Electronic Medical Notes Guy Divita, Gang Luo, Le-Thuy Tran, Elizabeth Workman, Adi Gundlapalli, Matthew Samore 210 Aligned-layer text search in clinical notes Stephen Wu, Andrew Wen, Yanshan Wang, Sijia Liu, Hongfang Liu 187 Developing methodologies to find abbreviated laboratory test names in narrative clinical documents by generating high quality q-grams Kyungmo Kim 474 Detecting Protected Health Information in Heterogeneous Clinical Notes Aron Henriksson, Maria Kvist, Hercules Dalianis Room 304 WORKSHOP 718 Impact of Patient Accessible EHRs An Interactive Workshop to Share Experiences and Explore Evaluation Approaches Isabella Scandurra, Maria Hägglund, Monika Johansen, Trine Bergmo, Paolo Zanaboni Room 401 Panel 712 mhealth in Chronic Diseases Management in China Ying Wu, Polun Chang, Chang Rong Yuan, Wei Ying Shan, Yi Si Liu 23

25 Detailed Program 2017/8/23 (Wednesday) Room 402 Panel 523 When Social Media do not Deliver as Intended in Health: Considerations and Possible Solutions for Dealing with Undesirable Outcomes Mark Merolli, Luis Fernandez, Kerstin Denecke, Elia Gabarron 08:30-10:00 Room 403 KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT 1: 23 Interoperability of medication classification systems: Lessons learned mapping established pharmacologic classes (EPCs) to SNOMED CT Scott Nelson, Jaqui Parker, Robert Lario, Rainer Winnenburg, Mark Erlbaum, Michael Lincoln, Olivier Bodenreider 203 Interoperability of Disease Concepts in Clinical and Research Ontologies Contrasting Coverage and Structure in the Disease Ontology and SNOMED CT Satyajeet Raje, Olivier Bodenreider 333 Comparison of Three English-to-Dutch Machine Translations of SNOMED CT Procedures Ronald Cornet, Carly Hill, Nicolette de Keizer 452 Interface Terminologies, Reference Terminologies and Aggregation Terminologies: A Strategy for Better Integration Stefan Schulz, Jean-Marie Rodrigues, Alan Rector, Christopher Chute 157 Perceiving the Usefulness of the National Cancer Institute Metathesaurus for Enriching NCIt with Toplogical Patterns Zhe He, Yan Chen, James Geller 480 Can Sonification Become a Useful Tool for Medical Data Representation? George Mihalas, Minodora Andor, Anca Tudor, Sorin Paralescu Room 404 Panel 735 mhealth Interventions in Different Cultural Settings: Experience and Lessons from the Field Y. Alicia Hong, Yan Guo, M Sriram Iyengar 10:00-10:30 Coffee/tea break, posters, and exhibition Poster and Exhibition Area 24

26 2017/8/23 (Wednesday) Detailed Program Room 205 WORKSHOP 515 Protection of Personal Health Information in a Global Environment: A Privacy-Trust Model Pekka Ruotsalainen, Paulette Lacroix, Eike-Henner Kluge, Tomohiro Kuroda, Bernd Blobel 10:30-12:00 Room 206 CONNECTED AND DIGITAL HEALTH 2: 434 An Architecture for Semantically Interoperable Electronic Health Records André Toffanello, Ricardo Gonçalves, Adriana Kitajima, Ricardo Puttini 390 A Secure Architecture to Provide a Medical Emergency Dataset for Patients in Germany and Abroad Michael Storck, Jan Wohlmann, Sarah Krudwig, Alexander Vogel, Judith Born, Thomas Weber, Martin Dugas, Christian Juhra 633 Enabling Patient Control of Personal Electronic Health Records through Distributed Ledger Technology James Cunningham, John Ainsworth 45 Tracking the Implementation of Elecronic Medical Records in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, using an Adoption Benchmarking Tool Osama El-Hassana, Amer Sharif, Mohammad Al Redhaa, Iain Blair 541 Lessons Learned after Redesigning a Personal Health Record Maria Isabel Smith 440 Developing Visual Thinking in the Electronic Health Record Andrew Boyd, Christine Young, Margret Amatayakul, Michael Dieter, Lawrence Pawola Room 207 WORKSHOP 720 From Data Modeling to Knowledge Learning Symbiosis: The Evolution of Cognitive Data Analysis and Decision Support in Healthcare Jing Mei, Xiang Li Room IMIA François Grémy Award of Excellence Presentationspresentations 25

27 Detailed Program 2017/8/23 (Wednesday) HEALTH DATA SCIENCE 2: 464 A Validated Risk Model for 30-day Readmission for Heart Failure Satish Mahajan, Prabir Burman, Ana Newton, Paul Heidenreich 366 A Bayesian Network Model of Head and Neck Squamous Cell Carcinoma Incorporating Gene Expression Profiles Shuyang Wu, Anthony Law, Mark Whipple Room Screening for Behavioral Risks: A Precision Healthcare Driven Approach for Chronic Pain Evaluation in Pediatric Specialty Care Vibha Anand, Andrew Zeft, Steven Spalding 131 Automating the Identification of Patient Safety Incident Reports Using Multi-label Classification Ying Wang, Enrico Coiera, William Runciman, Farah Magrabi 10:30-12:00 Room 304 Room Detecting Adverse Drug Event Signal from a Clinical CaseBase Weifeng Qin, Xian Zeng, Zheng Jia, Xiang Zheng, Huilong Duan, Haomin Li 655 Applying Risk Models on Patients with Unknown Predictor Values: An Incremental Learning Approach Enliang Xu, Xiang Li, Jing Mei, Shiwan Zhao, Gang Hu, Eryu Xia, Haifeng Liu, Guotong Xie Panel 6 Universal Health Coverage: Emerging Issues in Advancing Global Approaches Anthony Maeder, Kendall Ho, Alvin Marcelo, Jim Warren HEALTH DATA SCIENCE 3: 351 Mining Adverse Drug Reactions in Social Media with Named Entity Recognition and Semantic Methods Xiaoyi Chen, Myrtille Deldossi, Rim Aboukhamis, Carole Faviez, Badisse Dahamna, Pierre Karapetiantz, Armelle Guenegou-Arnoux, Yannick Girardeau, Sylvie Guillemin-Lanne, Agnès Lillo-Le-Louët, Nathalie Texier, Anita Burgun, Sandrine Katsahian 651 Mining Adverse Events of Dietary Supplements From Product Labels by Topic Modeling Yefeng Wang, Divya Gunashekar, Terrance Adams, Rui Zhang 666 Using Interpretable Machine Learning Models to Predict In-hospital Mortality for ST-Elevation Myocardial Infarction Patients Xiang Li, Haifeng Liu, Jingang Yang, Guotong Xie, Yuejin Yang 641 Contrast Mining for Pattern Discovery and Descriptive Analytics to Tailor Sub-groups of Patients Using Big Data Solutions Michael Phinney, Yan Zhuang, Sean Lander, Lincoln Sheets, Jerry Parker, Chi- Ren Shyu 121 Biomedical Informatics and the Digital Component of the Exposome Guillermo Lopez-Campos, Mark Merolli, Fernando Martin-Sanchez 233 Extraction of Data from a Hospital Information System to Perform Process Mining Ricardo Alfredo Quintano Neira, Gert-Jan de Vries, Jennifer Caffarel, Erin Stretton 26

28 2017/8/23 (Wednesday) QUALITY AND SAFETY, AND PATIENT OUTCOMES 2: 672 Knowledge Management in Health Technology SMEs Juhamatti Huusko, Sirpa Kuusisto-Niemi, Kaija Saranto Detailed Program Room Change Management Strategies: Transforming a Difficult Implementation into a Successful One María Victoria Giussi, Fernando Plazzotta, Analía Baum, Pablo Muguerza, Fernan Gónzalez Bernaldo de Quirós 180 The Paradox of Higher Charges for Lower-Risk Inpatient Admissions: When Healthier Patients Cost More Lincoln Sheets, Kayson Lyttle, Lori Popejoy, Jerry Parker 556 Chile's National Center for Health Information Systems: A Public- Private Partnership to Foster Health Care Information Interoperability Daniel Capurro, Aisen Echeverry, Rosa Figueroa, Sergio Guiñez, Carla Taramasco, Cesar Galindo, Angelica Avendaño, Alejandra García, Steffen Härtel 10:30-12: Global ehealth,social Business and Citizen Engagement: a Natural Convergence? Siaw-Teng Liaw, Alvin Marcelo, Padmanesan Narasimhan, Mahfuz Ashraf, Pradeep Ray HUMAN, ORGANIZATIONAL, AND SOCIAL ASPECTS 1: 675 Towards a Usability and Error 'Safety Net': A Multi-Phased Multi- Method Approach to Ensuring System Usability and Safety Andre Kushniruk, Yalini Senathirajah, Elizabeth Borycki Room An Experimental Comparison of a Co-Design Visualizing Personal Drug Information and Patient Information Leaflets: Usability Aspects Soudabeh Khodambashi, Dagrun Haugland, Anette Ellingsberg, Hanne Kottum, Janne Kutschera Sund, Øystein Nytrø 193 Medical Effect of Venous Thromboembolism Prophylaxis Systems and Common Input Categories: Preliminary Findings from a Systematic Review Julian Varghese, Maren Kleine, Sophia Geßner, Sarah Sandmann, Martin Dugas 401 A User-Centered Glucose-Insulin Data Display for the Inpatient Setting Michael Bowen, Umme Rumana, Ethan Killgore, Yang Gong 567 Augmented Reality in Nursing: Designing a Framework for a Technology Assessment Hanna Wüller, Marcus Garthaus, Hartmut Remmers 27

29 Detailed Program 2017/8/23 (Wednesday) HEALTH DATA SCIENCE 4: 451 A Personalized Adviser-Interpreter System for Monitoring Diabetic Patients' Weight Loss Azadeh Kamel Ghalibaf, Mahmood Tara 10:30-12:00 Room Analysis of Historical Medical Phenomena Using Large N-gram Corpora Zdenko Kasáč, Stefan Schulz 272 A Data-Driven Decision-Support Tool for Population Health Policies Michal Chorev, Lavi Shpigelman, Peter Bak, Avi Yaeli, Edwin Michael, Ya'ara Goldschmidt 310 A Deep Learning based Method for Similar Patient Question Retrieval in Chinese Guoyu Tang, Yuan Ni, Guotong Xie, Xinli Fan, YanLing Shi 298 Automatic Identification of Glaucoma Using Deep Learning Methods Allan Cerentini, Daniel Welfer, Marcos d Ornellas, Carlos Jesus Pereira Haygert, Gustavo Dotto 649 Semantic Relations in Compound Nouns: Perspectives from Inter- Annotator Agreement Prabha Yadav, Elisabetta Jezek, Pierrette Bouillon, Tiffany Callahan, Michael Bada, Lawrence E Hunter, Kevin Bretonnel Cohen 08:30-12:00 Room 301 WCHIS :00-13:00 Lunch, posters, and exhibition Lunch, Poster and Exhibition Area 12:00-13:00 Room 205 EB Board meeting (Invited only) 28

30 2017/8/23 (Wednesday) Detailed Program Room 206 Panel 715 Social Media for Participatory Biomedical Knowledge Management Fernando Martin-Sanchez, Carolyn Petersen, Mark Merolli, Miguel Angel Mayer 13:00-14:30 Room 207 QUALITY AND SAFETY, AND PATIENT OUTCOMES 3: 365 Framework of Performance Measures for Health Information Exchange (HIE) Mihoko Okada, Haku Ishida, Sunao Watanabe, Yoshimune Shiratori 505 A Comparison of Two Principal Systems for Monitoring of Technologyinduced Errors in Electronic Health Records Sari Palojoki, Elizabeth Borycki, Andre Kushniruk, Kaija Saranto 378 Lack of Training for a Downtime Procedure: Users Perceptions of an Electronic Health Record Contingency Plan Rodrigo Cano, Brenda Bejarano, Mercedes Vidal, Mara Fernandez, Daniel Luna, Sonia Benitez 372 Use of EHR Data to Identify Factors Affecting the Time-to-fall Hyesil Jung, Hyeoun-Ae Park 674 Mapping the Electronic Health Record: a method to study Display Fragmentation Yalini Senathirajah, Jinglu Wang, Elizabeth Borycki, Andre Kushniruk 522 Usability Evaluation of an EHR's Clinical Notes Interface from Attendings' and Residents' Perspectives An Exploratory Study Rubina Rizvi, Jenna Marquard, Marcus Seywerd, Terrance Adams, Jed Elison, Gretchen Hultman, Kathleen Harder, Genevieve Melton Room 302 Panel 685 Wearable Technologies: Advancing the Healthcare in Ageing Population Shabbir Syed Abdul, Shwetambara Kekade 29

31 Detailed Program 2017/8/23 (Wednesday) HEALTH DATA SCIENCE 5: 406 Identifying Biomarkers of Hepatocellular Carcinoma Based on Gene Co-expression Network from High-throughput Data Ying Zhang, Zhiping Liu, Jing-song Li Room An Early Infectious Disease Outbreak Detection Mechanism Based on Self-Recorded Data from People with Diabetes Ashenafi Zebene Woldaregay, Eirik Årsand, Taxiarchis Botsis, Gunnar Hartvigsen 83 Acute Coronary Syndrome Risk Prediction Based on GRACE Risk Score Danqing Hu, Zhengxing Huang, Tak-Ming Chan, Wei Dong, Xudong Lu, Huilong Duan 170 Automatically Identifing Topics of Consumer Health Questions in Chinese Haihong Guo, Xu Na, Jiao Li 13:00-14:30 Room 304 Room In search of a digital health compass to navigate the health system Catherine Chronaki, Robert Stegwee, Anne Moen 458 Longitudinal Changes in Risk Stratification for a Managed Population Lincoln Sheets, Mihail Popescu, Kayson Lyttle, Soo-Yeon Cho, Jerry Parker WORKSHOP 687 The Two-sided Market Perspective of e-health Vivian Vimarlund, Craig Kuziemsky, Pernille Bertelsen, Christian Nøhr, Pirkko Nykänen, Tobias Mettler CONNECTED AND DIGITAL HEALTH 3: 42 A Case-based Study with Radiologists Performing Diagnosis Tasks in Virtual Reality José Eduardo Venson, Jean Carlo Berni, Carlos Edmilson da Silva Maia, Ana Maria Marques da Silva, Marcos d Ornellas, Anderson Maciel 208 A Mobile System for Music Anamnesis and Receptive Music Therapy in the Personal Home Kerstin Denecke 374 Promotion of Adequate Exercise for Chronic Disorders' Elderly through Paced Music Gi-Ryong Kang, Il Kon Kim, WooJin Kim, DoYoun Lee 288 Acceptance and Use of ehealth/mhealth Applications for Self- Management among Cancer Survivors Yun Jiang, Brady West, Debra Barton, Marcelline Harris 286 Envisioning Precision Healthcare Informatics: A Unified Framework Arkalgud Ramaprasad, Nanda Kumar Bidare Sastry, Thant Syn (Envisioning) Precision Healthcare Informatics: A Unified Framework Arkalgud Ramaprasad, Nanda Kumar Bidare Sastry, Thant Syn 392 Uncovering Hidden Topics in Hong Kong Clinical Research Through Hospital Authority Convention Publications Zoie Shui-Yee Wong, Wai Man Chan, Eliza Lai-Yi Wong, Patsy Yuen-Kwan Chau, Kwok-Leung Tsui, Hong Fung 30

32 2017/8/23 (Wednesday) Detailed Program Room 402 Panel 705 Formulating Strategies for Growth of the ehealth Workforce in Developing and Slow Technology Adoption Countries Rachelle Blake, Hussein Ali AlBishi, Osama El-Hassana, Yukiko Yokobori, Marion Ball 13:00-14:30 Room 403 Room 404 Panel 728 Advancing Health Informatics Education and Health IT Workforce Development through Interdisciplinary Collaboration Zhe He, Duo Wei, Jiang Bian, Jialin liu, Yang Gong HUMAN, ORGANIZATIONAL, AND SOCIAL ASPECTS 2: 323 Toward Automatic Reporting of Infectious Diseases Hsiao-Mei Tsao, Chi-Ming Chang, Jen-Hsiang Chuang, Ding-Ping Liu, Mei-Lien Pan, Da-Wei Wang 160 Design of a User-Centered Voluntary Reporting System for Patient Safety Events Hong Kang, Yang Gong 640 User Centred Design and Nosocomials in Surgical ICUs' Experiences with a Mobile Application for Peer Monitoring and Training in Hand Hygiene Nadish Kariyawasam, Ming Chao Wong, Paul Turner 20 Toward Learning from Patient Fall Events Based on Kirkpatrick Model Sicheng Zhou, Hong Kang, Yang Gong 204 Clinical Decision Support and Primary Care Acceptance of Genomic Medicine Dian Chase, Joan Ash, Sherry Baron 485 P-Care BPJS Acceptance Model in Primary Health Centers Hosizah Hosizah 14:30-15:00 Coffee/tea break, posters, and exhibition Poster and Exhibition Area 15:00-16:30 Room 206 WORKSHOP 711 openehr Clinical Modeling and Data Standardization Xudong Lu, Huilong Duan, Ian McNicoll, Heather Leslie, Shinji Kobayashi 31

33 Detailed Program 2017/8/23 (Wednesday) QUALITY AND SAFETY, AND PATIENT OUTCOMES 4: 159 Leveraging Event Reporting through Knowledge Support: A Knowledge-based Approach to Promoting Patient Fall Prevention Bin Yao, Hong Kang, Qi Miao, Sicheng Zhou, Chen Liang, Yang Gong Room Using Therapeutic Circles to Visualize Guideline-Based Therapeutic Recommendations for Patients with Multiple Chronic Conditions: A Case Study with GO-DSS on Hypertension, Type 2 Diabetes, and Dyslipidemia Brigitte Seroussi, Alexandre Gaolpin, Mouhssin Gaouar, Suzanne Pereira, Jacques Bouaud 137 Automated Classification of Multi-labeled Patient Safety Reports: A Shift from Quantity to Quality Measure Chen Liang, Yang Gong 433 Evaluation of a Decision Support System for Laboratory Service Patients Georgy Kopanitsa 15:00-16:30 Room 302 Room KQA: A knowledge Quality Assessment Model for Clinical Decision Support Systems Seyedjamal Zolhavarieh, Dave Parry 526 Design of an Intelligent Nursing Clinical Pathway and Nursing Order Support System Bao-Fen Ding WORKSHOP 722 Workshop on Bridging to the Future with Projects for the 50th Anniversary of the International Medical Informatics Association (IMIA): Challenges of Precision Healthcare through Informatics in Historical Perspective Casimir Kulikowski, George Mihalas, Robert Greenes, Hyeoun-Ae Park HEALTH DATA SCIENCE 6: 487 Constructing a Gene-Drug-Adverse Reactions Network to Infer Potential Gene-Adverse Reactions Associations with a Text Mining Approach MingShuang Sui, Lei Cui 418 Assessing the Representation of Occupation Information in Free-Text Clinical Documents Across Multiple Sources Elizabeth Lindemann, Elizabeth Chen, Sripriya Rajamani, Nivedha Manohar, Yan Wang, Genevieve Melton 520 Classification of Clinical Research Study Eligibility Criteria to Support Multi-Stage Cohort Identification Using Clinical Data Repositories James Cimino, William Lancaster, Mathew Wyatt 67 Creation of the first French database in primary care using the ICPC2: feasibility study. Virginie Lacroix-Hugues, David Darmon, Christian Pradier, Pascal Staccini 369 Precision Cohort Finding with Outcome-Driven Similarity Analytics: A Case Study of Patients with Atrial Fibrillation Haifeng Liu, Xiang Li, Guotong Xie, Ping Zhang, Chengming Gu, Jingyi Hu 612 Extracting Sexual Trauma Mentions from Electronic Medical Notes Using Natural Language Processing Guy Divita, Emily Brignone, Marjorie Carter, Ying Suo, Rebecca Blais, Matthew Samore, Jamison Fargo, Adi Gundlapalli 32

34 2017/8/23 (Wednesday) Room 304 Panel 724 Research infrustructure through the OHDSI (Observational Health Data Sciences and Informatics) consortium: Institutional and researcherâ s perspectives Vojtech Huser, Christian G Reich, Rae Woong Park Detailed Program CONNECTED AND DIGITAL HEALTH 4: 176 E-HOSPITAL A Digital Workbench for Hospital Operations and Services Planning Using Information Technology and Algebraic Languages Daniel Gartner, Rema Padman Room I Got 99 Problems, and ehealth is One Sofie Wass, Vivian Vimarlund 299 Use of Flowchart for Automation of Clinical Protocols in mhealth Karine Nóra Dias, Daniel Welfer, Marcos d Ornellas, Carlos Jesus Pereira Haygert, Gustavo Dotto 350 Guidance Through Use: Value as Pathfinder in e-health Services Implementation Bertil Lindenfalk, Vivian Vimarlund 15:00-16: Are Health Literacy and ehealth Literacy the Same or Different? Helen Monkman, Andre Kushniruk, Jeff Barnett, Elizabeth Borycki, Leigh Greiner, Debra Sheets 594 Making Sense of Patient-Generated Health Data for Intepretable Patient-Centered Care: The Transition from "More" to "Better" Pei-Yun Sabrina Hsueh, Sanjoy Dey, Subhro Das, Thomas Wetter KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT 2: 424 CTdBem - A New Protocol for Ultra Low Radiation Dose MSCT Gustavo Dotto, Carlos Jesus Pereira Haygert, Marcos d Ornellas, Daniel Welfer, Rubens Bastos 446 Shiny FHIR: An Integrated Framework Leveraging Shiny R and HL7 FHIR to Empower Standards-based Clinical Data Applications Na Hong, Naresh Prodduturi, Chen Wang, Guoqian Jiang Room A Consensus-based Approach for Harmonizing the OHDSI Common Data Model with HL7 FHIR Guoqian Jiang, Richard Kiefer, Deepak Sharma, Eric Prud'hommeaux, Harold Solbrig 18 Analysis On HL7 EHRS Functional Model and Apply Suggestions in China Haibin Meng, Huajian Mao, Chenyang Chi, Dongsheng Zhao 69 The Portal of Medical Data Models: Where Have We Been And Where are We Going? Sophia Geßner, Philipp Neuhaus, Julian Varghese, Philipp Bruland, Alexandra Meidt, Iñaki Soto-Rey, Michael Storck, Justin Doods, Martin Dugas 325 Hootation: Expressing Biomedical Ontologies in Natural Language for Expert Ontology Evaluation Frank Manion, Muhammad Amith, Marcelline Harris, Yaoyun Zhang, Hua Xu, Cui Tao 33

35 Detailed Program 2017/8/23 (Wednesday) 15:00-16:30 Room 404 Room 403 Panel 681 Patient-Centered Apps to Promote Engagement and Activation: Challenges and Opportunities Patricia Dykes, Kaija Saranto, Anne Moen, Hyeoun-Ae Park, David W. Bates WORKSHOP 734 Putting the ehealth into Disaster ehealth Dave Parry, Tony Norris, Sofie Pilemalm, Carl-Oscar Jonson, Erik Prytz, Ray Kirk, Julie Dugdale, Rostslav Kostadinov, Santiago Martinez, Jose Gonzalez, Deepak Khazanchi, Richard Scott 13:00-16:30 4F-Plenary Hall WCHIS : F-Plenary Hall Keynote 3 Biomedical Scientific Data Sharing in the Advancement of Building a Healthy China Depei Liu 17:15-18:15 Posters and exhibition Poster and Exhibition Area 18:00-21:00 West Lake Area Welcome Reception 34

36 2017/8/24 (Thursday) Detailed Program Room 205 WORKSHOP 696 Using the TIGER International Recommendation Framework for Inter Continental Learning: from Case Studies to Health Informatics Curricula Ursula Hübner, Toria Shaw, Polun Chang, Siobhan O'Connor, Marion Ball 08:30-10:00 Room 206 QUALITY AND SAFETY, AND PATIENT OUTCOMES 5: 383 Strengthening Data Protection Confidentiality and Integrity in the Context of a Multi-Centeric Information System Dedicated to Autism Spectrum Disorder Mohamed Ben Said, Laurence Robel, Bernard Golse, Jean-Philippe Jais 50 Trust Model for Protection of Personal Health Data in Global Environment Pekka Ruotsalainen, Bernd Blobel 665 Comparative Performance Analysis of Different Fingerprint Biometric Scanners for Patient Matching Kasiiti Noah, Judy Gichoya, Saptarshi Purkayastha, Martin Were 197 Adverse Drug Event Monitoring with Clinical and Laboratory Data Using Arden Syntax Andrea Rappelsberger, Klaus-Peter Adlassnig, Jeroen Sebastiaan de Bruin, Manuela Plössnig, Jochen Schuler, Christina Hofer-Dückelmann 54 The Impact of Censoring Drug Switching in Medication Adherence Measures of Chronic Single Ingredient Oral Drugs Vivienne Zhu, J Marc Overhage, Qianli Ma, Patrick B Ryan 361 Group-based Trajectory Analysis for Long-Term Use of Warfarin Therapy in Atrial Fibrillation Patients Shijing Guo, Xiang Li, Xin Du, Haifeng Liu, Guotong Xie Room 207 Panel 502 Healthcare Informatics: Different Meanings for Different Countries Najeeb Al-Shorbaji 35

37 Detailed Program 2017/8/24 (Thursday) HEALTH DATA SCIENCE 7: 223 Predicting Adverse Outcomes in Heart Failure Patients Using Different Frailty Status Measures Yan Cheng, Yijun Shao, Charlene Weir, Rashmee Shahd, Bruce Bray, Jennifer Garvin, Qing Zeng-Treitler 575 CrowdMapping: a Crowdsourcing Based Terminology Mapping Method for Medical Data Standardization Huajian Mao, Chenyang Chi, Boyu Huang, Haibin Meng, Jinghui Yu, Dongsheng Zhao Room Inter-annotator agreement and the upper limit on machine performance: Evidence from biomedical natural language processing Mayla Boguslav, Kevin Bretonnel Cohen 276 Case Report form Reporter: A Key Component for the Integration of Electronic Medical Records and the Electronic Data Capture System Yasushi Matsumura, Atsushi Hattori, Shirou Manabe, Daiyo Takahashi, Yuichiro Yamamoto, Taizo Murata, Akito Nakagawa, Naoki Mihara, Toshihiro Takeda 08:30-10: What information does your EHR contain? Automatic Generation of a Clinical Metadata Warehouse (CMDW) to Support Identification and Data Access within Distributed Clinical Research Networks Philipp Bruland, Justin Doods, Michael Storck, Martin Dugas 281 Sharing health big data for research - A design by Use Cases: the INSHARE Platform Approach Marc Cuggia, Guillaume Bouzille, Richard Westerlynck, Gautier Defossez, Dalel Bouslimi, Sahar Bayat, Christine Riou, Yann Busnel, Clara Le Guillou, Jean- Michel Cauvin, Christian Jacquelinet, Patrick Pladys, Emmanuel Oger, Eric Stindel, Pierre Ingrand, Gouenou Coatrieux HEALTH DATA SCIENCE 8: 445 Scholarly Information Extraction is Going to Make a Quantum Leap with PMC But Moving from Abstracts to Full Texts Seems Harder Than Expected Franz Matthies, Udo Hahn Room Translational Morphosyntax: Distribution of Negation in Clinical Records and Biomedical Journal Articles Kevin Bretonnel Cohen, Foster Goss, Pierre Zweigenbaum, Lawrence E Hunter 254 Characterising the Scope of Exposome Research: A General Approach Philip Kiossoglou, Ann Borda, Kathleen Gray, Fernando Martin-Sanchez, Karin Verspoor, Guillermo Lopez-Campos 497 PubMedReco: A PubMed Citations Recommender System for Real- Time Chat Hamman Samuel, Osmar Zaïane 263 Extracting Eligibility Criteria from the Narrative Text of Scientific Research Articles Ching-Yun Lin, Der-Ming Liou, Mei-Lien Pan 482 Phenotypic Analysis of Clinical Narratives Using Human Phenotype Ontology Feichen Shen, Liwei Wang, Hongfang Liu 36

38 2017/8/24 (Thursday) Detailed Program Room 304 WORKSHOP 695 Informatics Tools as Facilitators for Patient Engagement George Demiris, Anne Turner, Daniel Capurro 08:30-10:00 Room 401 Room 402 CONNECTED AND DIGITAL HEALTH 5: 426 Operational Data Model Conversion to ResearchKit Iñaki Soto-Rey, Sophia Geßner, Martin Dugas 564 Decision-Tree Model for Support of Health Policy Choices Based on Pneumococcal Conjugate Vaccine (PCV) Program Outcomes Casimir Kulikowski, Andre Cohen, Timothy Elbert, Samantha Clark, Dagna Constenla, Anushua Sinha 260 Dynamic Creation of Patient Summaries A CDA and IHE XDS Based Approach for Regional EHRs Patrick Mangesius, Samrend Saboor, Thomas Healy, Thomas Schabetsberger 623 Integrating Social Networks and Remote Patient Monitoring Systems to Disseminate Notifications Hugo A Ribeiro, Eliseu Germano, Sergio T Carvalho, Eduardo Albuquerque 431 An Incremental Adoption Pathway for Developing Precision Medicine Based Healthcare Infrastructure for Underserved Settings Suranga Kasthurirathne, Paul Biondich, Burke Mamlin, Theresa Cullen, Shaun Grannis KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT 3: 576 Content and Trends in Medical Informatics Publications Over the Past Two Decades Liqin Wang, Maxim Topaz, Joseph Plasek, Li Zhou 196 On incentives for Open Access publishing A survey at IMIA's Annual General Assembly during HEC2016 Stefanie Kuballa, Mareike Schulze, Corinna Mielke, Olaf Gefeller, Reinhold Haux 311 Key Relation Extraction from Biomedical Publications Lan Huang, Ye Wang, Leiguang Gong, Casimir Kulikowski, Tian Bai 297 Trends in Fetal Medicine: A 10-year Bibliometric Analysis of Prenatal Diagnosis Ferdinand Dhombres, Olivier Bodenreider 308 Research on Community Health Service Precision Fund Appropriation System Based on Performance Management Xing Gao, Yao He, Hongpu Hu 44 Text Data Mining of Aged Care Accreditation Reports to Identify Risk Factors in Medication Management in Australian Residential Aged care Homes Tao Jiang, Ping Yu, David Hailey, Jun Ma, Siyu Qian 37

39 Detailed Program 2017/8/24 (Thursday) 08:30-10:00 10:30-12:00 Room 403 Room 205 Room 404 Room 206 Panel 693 FHIR (Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources): An Implementers' Guide Charles Jaffe, Grahame Grieve, Viet Nguyen, Russel Leftwich, Stan Huff WORKSHOP 218 Let Us Elaborate Appropriate Incentives for Open Access Publishing! A Workshop in the Context of the Trans-O-MIM Project Reinhold Haux, Sabine Koch, Stefanie Kuballa, Corinna Mielke, Andrea Schürg, Mareike Schulze 10:00-10:30 Coffee/tea break, posters and exhibition Poster and Exhibition Area Panel 721 Regulation of Tele-Health in Emerging Economies: Qua Vadis? Oommen John, Magdala de Araujo Novaes, Shashi Bhushan Gogia Panel 719 Certification of Informatics Physicians: Nearly a Decade of Experience in the United States William Hersh, Jeffrey Williamson, Douglas Fridsma, Christoph Lehmann, Enrico Coiera 38

40 2017/8/24 (Thursday) QUALITY AND SAFETY, AND PATIENT OUTCOMES 6: 285 Analysis of Clinical Variations in Asthma Care Documented in Electronic Health Records Between Staff and Resident Physicians Sunghwan Sohn, Chung-Il Wi, Young Juhn, Hongfang Liu Detailed Program 2 Successful System, Incomplete Data: Caveats in Reusing Activity Data from Emergency-Department Whiteboards Morten Hertzum Room Development and Evaluation of Blood Glucose Management System Reducing the Delay time of Measurement. Kei Teramoto 677 The Future of Mobile Usability, Workflow and Safety Testing Elizabeth Borycki, Yalini Senathirajah, Andre Kushniruk 536 Improving Patient Safety through the Design and Development of a Computerized Provider Order Entry for Parenteral Nutrition linked to a Barcode Medication Administration Record Oscar Jáuregui, Lucila Bruchanski, Daniel Rizzato Lede, Carlos Otero, Daniel Luna 10:30-12: The Value of Data and the Value of Questions: Achieving Improvement in Hospital Pharmacy and Medication Safety Valentina Lichtner, Tony Cornford HEALTH DATA SCIENCE 9: 381 Prediction and Factor Extraction of Diagnosis by Analyzing Prescriptions in Developing Countries Min Hu, Naoki Nakashima, Yasunobu Nohara 51 Research on Ratio of Dosage of Drugs in Traditional Chinese Prescriptions by Data Mining Xingwen Yu, Qingyue Gong, Kongfa Hu, Wenjing Mao, Weiming Zhang Room Prescription Opioid Dependence in Western New York: Using Data Analytics to Find an Answer to the Opioid Epidemic Shyamashree Sinha 237 Effects of Implementing Tree Model of Diagnosis Into a Bayesian Diagnostic Inference System Satoshi Iwai, Yoshimasa Kawazoe, Takeshi Imai, Kazuhiko Ohe 593 Detecting Signals of Interactions between Warfarin and Dietary Supplements in Electronic Health Records Yadan Fan, Terrance Adams, Reed McEwan, Serguei Pakhomov, Genevieve Melton, Rui Zhang 133 Development of a Deep Learning Algorithm for Automatic Diagnosis of Diabetic Retinopathy Manoj Raju, Venkatesh Pagidimarri, Ryan Barreto, Amrit Kadam 39

41 Detailed Program 2017/8/24 (Thursday) Room 303 HEALTH DATA SCIENCE 10: 118 Assessing Data Integration and Quality for the Evaluation of Pointof-Care Testing Across Rural and Remote Emergency Departments in Australia Ling Li, Euan McCaughey, Juliana Iles-Mann, Andrew Sargeant, Maria Dahm, Virginia Mumford, Johanna Westbrook, Andrew Georgiou 41 Measurement of Respiration Rate and Depth Through Difference in Temperature between Skin Surface and Nostril by Using Thermal Image Hieyong Jeong, Yuko Ohno 461 An Interactive Platform to Visualize Data-Driven Clinical Pathways for the Management of Multiple Chronic Conditions Yiye Zhang, Rema Padman 625 Automated Evaluation System for Human Pupillary Behavior Cleyton Silva, Cristhiane Gonà alves, Ronaldo Costa, Eduardo Camilo, Fabio Santos, Joyce Siqueira 10:30-12:00 Room 304 Room 401 Panel 694 Knowledge Base in Biomedicine Lei Liu CONNECTED AND DIGITAL HEALTH 6: 409 A Healthy Lifestyle Intervention Application Trond Tufte, Ankica Babic 342 Conditional Density Estimation of Tweet Location: a Featuredependent Approach Hayate Iso, Shoko Wakamiya, Eiji Aramaki 231 Integrated Care Processes Designed for the Future Healthcare System Thomas Bürkle, Kerstin Denecke, Michael Lehmann, Jürgen Holm 275 Design and Evaluation on the Mobile Application of Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation ChingLung Cheng, Li-Hui Lee 449 Formalizing Evidence Type Definitions for Drug-drug Interaction Studies to Improve Evidence Base Curation Mathias Brochhausen, Joseph Utecht, John Judkins, Jodi Schneider, Richard D. Boyce 407 Ethical Issues in Implementing National-Level Health Data Warehouses in Developing Countries Milka Gesicho, Troy Moon, Elizabeth Heitman, Martin Were 40

42 2017/8/24 (Thursday) Detailed Program Room 402 Panel 716 Data Analytics Challenges in Precision Medicine Riccardo Bellazzi, John Holmes, Fernando Martin-Sanchez, Lucia Sacchi 10:30-12:00 Room 403 HUMAN, ORGANIZATIONAL, AND SOCIAL ASPECTS 3: 629 Patients' online access to Electronic Health Records Retrospect, Current Status and Experienced Challenges from the Implementation in Sweden Maria Hägglund, Isabella Scandurra 554 Analysis of the Updated Swedish Regulatory Framework of the Patient Accessible Electronic Health Record in Relation to Usage Experience Isabella Scandurra, Maria Pettersson, Benny Eklund, Leif Lyttkens 538 Patient Portal Adoption Rates: a Systematic Literature Review and Meta-analysis Paolo Fraccaro, Markel Vigo, Panos Balatsoukas, Iain E. Buchan, Niels Peek, Sabine N. van der Veer 348 Green turning Brown Domain Engineeering for Health and Social Services in Finland Reima Suomi, Riina Hiltunen, Tapio Vepsäläinen, Pirkko Nykänen 499 Feasibility of Making the Elderly Using Smartphone Taking LINE as a Strategic Pilot APP Tzu-Ning Wen, Po-Liang Cheng, Polun Chang 533 The Socio-economic Challenge Survey on Danish Citizens Perspectives and Use of Health Information Technology Lone Stub Petersen, Pernille Bertelsen Room 404 WORKSHOP 737 In Whom Do We Trust? Experiential Learning about Consumer Health Informatics Robert Hsiung, Thomas Wetter 12:00-13:00 Lunch, posters and exhibition Lunch, Poster and Exhibition Area 41

43 Detailed Program 2017/8/24 (Thursday) 12:00-13:00 Room 205 IMIA Education guideline (Invited only) Room 205 WORKSHOP 725 Predictive Analytics in Occupational Health and Safety Informatics Tony Gilligan, Andre Kushniruk, Elizabeth Borycki, Paulette Lacroix 13:00-14:30 Room 206 CONNECTED AND DIGITAL HEALTH 7: 8 Establishing Therapeutic Alliance in Mental Health Care via Cooperative Documentation Anja Perlich, Julia von Thienen, Christoph Meinel 63 Development of a Smartphone Application to Monitor Pediatric Patient- Reported Outcomes Jingting Wang, Nengliang Yao, Yanyan Liu, Zhaohui Geng, Yuanyuan Wang, Nanping Shen, Xiaoyan Zhang, Min Shen, Chang Rong Yuan 470 Developing a Mobile Wellness Management System for Healthy Lifestyle by Analyzing Daily Living Activities Chae-Gyun Lim, Zae Myung Kim, Ho-Jin Choi 467 An Exploratory Analysis of Game Telemetry from a Pediatric mhealth Intervention Rema Padman, Disha Gupta, Bhargav Sri Prakash 475 Who is your doctor? Patient-reported vs. Imputed Primary Care Physician Shan He, Sue Dintelman, Jake Sangster, Darren Mann, Sid Thornton 442 Using Smartphones for Research Outside Clinical Settings: How Operating Systems, APP Developers and Users Determine Geolocation Data Quality in mhealth Studies AL Beukenhorst, DM Schultz, J McBeth, R Lakshminarayana, JC Sergeant, Will Dixon, Anna Beukenhorst 42

44 2017/8/24 (Thursday) QUALITY AND SAFETY, AND PATIENT OUTCOMES 7: 441 Predicting Length of Stay for Obstetric Patients via Electronic Medical Records Cheng Gao, Abel Kho, Catherine Ivory, Sarah Osmundson, Bradley Malin, You Chen Detailed Program Room Predicting Harm Scores from Patient Safety Event Reports Chen Liang, Yang Gong 509 Gathering Real World Evidence with Cluster Analysis for Clinical Decision Support Eryu Xia, Haifeng Liu, Jing Li, Jing Mei, Enliang Xu, Xiang Li, Gang Hu, Guotong Xie 135 Procedure for Reconstruction of a Predictive Score of Severe Deterioration in Inpatients Hernan Navas, Elian Bourdin 13:00-14: Extracting Follow-Up Recommendations and Associated Anatomy from Radiology Reports Thusitha Mabotuwana, Chris Hall, Sandeep Dalal, Joel Tieder, Martin Gunn HEALTH DATA SCIENCE 11: 300 The Pluripotent Rendering of Clinical Data for Precision Medicine Christopher Chute, Stanley Huff 219 Is there a Priority Shift in Mental Health Clinical Trials? Vibha Anand, Soumya Ghosh, Amit Anand Room Graph Clustering System for Text-based Records in a Clinical Pathway Takanori Yamashita, Naoya Onimura, Hidehisa Soejima, Naoki Nakashima, Sachio Hirokawa 248 The Use of Diagnostic Decision Support Systems to Generate Personalised Feedback for the Development of Medical Student Reasoning Skills Piyapong Khumrin, Anna Ryan, Terry Judd, Karin Verspoor sp 494 Conversion of National Health Insurance Service-National Sample Cohort (NHIS-NSC) database into Observational Medical Outcomes Partnership-Common Data Model (OMOP-CDM) Seng Chan You, Seongwon Lee, Soo-Yeon Cho, Hojun Park, Sungjae Jung, Dukyong Yoon, Rae Woong Park 382 Visualizing Article Similarities via Sparsified Article Network and Map Projection for Systematic Reviews Xiaonan Ji, Raghu Machiraju, Alan Ritter, Po-Yin Yen 43

45 Detailed Program 2017/8/24 (Thursday) HEALTH DATA SCIENCE 12: 209 Analysis of the Existence of Patient Care Team Using Social Network Methods in Physician Communities from Healthcare Insurance Companies Márcia Ito, Ana Paula Appel, Vagner Figueredo de Santana, Luis G. Moyano 71 An Integrated Surveillance System to Examine Testing, Services, and Outcomes for Sexually Transmitted Diseases Brian Dixon, Guoyu Tao, Jane Wang, Wanzhu Tu, Sarah Hoover, Zuoyi Zhang, Teresa Batteiger, Janet Arno Room A Virtual Earth Model of the Dementias in China Hamish Robertson, Nick Nicholas, Joanne Travaglia, Andrew Hayen, Andrew Georgiou 165 The Study of Pulse Image of Traditional Chinese Medicine in Information Age Cheng Shi, Yu Zhang, Qingyue Gong, Jinhai Zhou, Lisheng Xu 13:00-14:30 15 The Impact of "possible patients" on Phenotyping Algorithms: Electronic Phenotype Algorithms Can Only Be Reproduced by Sharing Detailed Annotation Criteria. Rina Kagawa, Yoshimasa Kawazoe, Emiko Shinohara, Takeshi Imai, Kazuhiko Ohe 109 Comparison of Regression Analysis and Transfer Function in Estimating the Parmeters of Central Pulse Waves from Brachial Pulse Wave Rui Chai, Lisheng Xu, Yang Yao, Li-ling Hao, Lin Qi Room 304 WORKSHOP 717 Exploring Healthcare Inefficiencies: The Case of Health Care Appointments Catherine Chronaki, Morten Bruun-Rasmussen, Jan Petersen, Petter Hurlen, Helene Richardsson, Anne Moen Room 401 WORKSHOP 702 Workshop on Developing a Common Framework for Building Capacity for Supporting Open Source Software (SOSS) in the Health Sector Alvin Marcelo, Shinji Kobayashi, Portia Marcelo, Thomas Karopka, Jai Ganesh 44

46 2017/8/24 (Thursday) KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT 4: 586 Peer Review of Clinical Information Models: a Web 2.0 Crowdsourced Approach Heather Leslie, Silje Ljosland Bakke Detailed Program 13:00-14:30 Room Evaluation of the Association between Different Patient Indexing Strategies and Effective Indexing in Health Centers of the Public System of the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires. An Exploratory Study Santiago Esteban, Cecilia Palermo, Leandro Alassia, Analia Baum, Fernan Gónzalez Bernaldo de Quirós 344 Using cloud-based physical activity data from Google Fit and Apple HealthKit to expand recording of physical activity data in a population study André Henriksen, Laila Arnesdatter Hopstock, Gunnar Hartvigsen, Sameline Grimsgaard 398 Semantic Web Service Delivery in Healthcare based on Functional and Non-functional Properties Marco Schweitzer, Thilo Gorfer, Alexander Hoerbst 605 An OMOP CDM-based Relational Database of Clinical Research Eligibility Criteria Yuqi Si, Chunhua Weng 140 Eliciting the Intension of Drug Value Sets Principles and Quality Assurance Applications Nathan Bahr, Scott Nelson, Rainer Winnenburg, Olivier Bodenreider Room 403 Panel 697 The Quest for ehealth Enabled Inter-professionalism: A TIGER, IMIA and AHIMA/IFHIMA Joint Action on Educational Recommendations Marion Ball, Mervat Abdelhak, Rachelle Blake, Angelika Händel, Reinhold Haux, Ursula Hübner 45

47 Detailed Program 2017/8/24 (Thursday) HUMAN, ORGANIZATIONAL, AND SOCIAL ASPECTS 4: 385 A combined Collaborative Information Behaviour (CIB) and Continuity of Care Framework for Modeling Complexity in Colorectal Cancer Screening Access Caitlin Champion, Ewan Affleck, Gonzalo Alvarez, Craig Kuziemsky 13:00-14:30 Room OpenClinic GA Open Source Hospital Information System enabled Universal Health Coverage Monitoring and Evaluation in Burundian Hospitals Gustave Karara, Frank Verbeke, Evelyne Ndabaniwe, Etienne Mugisho, Marc Nyssen 82 An Experimental Comparison of Quality Models for Health Data De- Identification Johanna Eicher, Klaus A. Kuhn, Fabian Praßer 552 Managing the User Needs during the EHR implementation in Buenos Aires City. The Helpdesk Role Leandro Alassia, Cecilia Palermo, Francisco Recondo, Maria Victoria Giussi, Adriana Stieben, Analà a Baum, Fernan Gónzalez Bernaldo de Quirós 143 Information and Communication Gaps in Intersectoral Healthcare Processes for Dementia Patients Bianca Oppermann, Bettina Zippel-Schultz, Uta Augustin, Andrea Popa, Carsten Schultz, Reinhold Haux 379 Health Smart Homes: New Challenges 14:30-15:00 Coffee/tea break, posters and exhibition Poster and Exhibition Area 15:00-16:30 Room 205 Panel 706 What Will Be Required to Make Sure Healthcare Information Technology Actually Does What Is Expected: Technical and Legal Requirements Andre Kushniruk, Elizabeth Borycki, Yalini Senathirajah, Carol Hullin Lucay Cossio 46

48 2017/8/24 (Thursday) CONNECTED AND DIGITAL HEALTH 8: 177 chrv: Uncovering Daily Stress Dynamics using Bio-signal from Consumer Wearables Tian Hao, Henry Chang, Marion Ball, Kun Lin, Xinxin Zhu Detailed Program Room Mobile application for pregnant women: From Oceania to South America Janine Sommer, Mariana Daus, Maria Isabel Smith, Daniel Luna 232 Developing Information Assistant :A Smartphone Application to meet the Personalized Information Needs of Women with Breast Cancer Ying Liu, Zhaohui Geng, Fulei Wu, Chang Rong Yuan 211 The Study of Smartphone Usage Competency Assessment and Training for the Elderly Sheng-Chieh Lu, Tzu-Ning Wen, Chien-Hsien Lee, Polun Chang 15:00-16: A Collaborative Evaluation Framework for Biometric Connected Devices in Healthcare Troskah Farnia, Marie-Christine Jaulent, Guillaume Marchand, Mobin Yasini 72 Review of Mobile Apps Suitable for Use in Diabetes Clinic for Selfmanagement of GDM Sarita Pais, Dave Parry, Janet Rowan QUALITY AND SAFETY, AND PATIENT OUTCOMES 8: 354 Exploring Factors Affecting the Time to Occurrence of Hospitalacquired Pressure Ulcers Using EHR Data Seul Ki Park, Hyeoun-Ae Park Room Assessing Provider-Generated Free-Text Quality in EHR-Integrated Handoff Notes Elliot Arsoniadis, Steven Skube, Treva Bjerke, Bryan Jarabek, Genevieve Melton 147 Context-Sensitive Clinical Alert Packages Written in Arden Syntax Julia Zeckl, Katharina Adlassnig, Renate Fossler, Alexander Blacky, Jeroen Sebastiaan de Bruin, Walter Koller, Andrea Rappelsberger, Klaus-Peter Adlassnig 154 Identifying and Synchronizing Health Information Technology (HIT) Events from FDA Medical Device Reports Hong Kang, Frank Wang, Sicheng Zhou, Qi Miao, Yang Gong 312 A Design on Surgical Site Verification System Biyu Shen, Yan He, Haoyang Chen 47

49 Detailed Program 2017/8/24 (Thursday) Room 302 IMIA Plenary Panel: Workforce Development and the Role of Informatics Associations Douglas B. Fridsma, MD, PhD, President and CEO, AMIA, Marcelo Lopetegui, MD, MS, Vice President, ACHISA, Anne Moen, RN, PhD, Past President, EFMI, Louise Schaper, PhD, CEO, HISA 15:00-16:30 Room 303 HEALTH DATA SCIENCE 13: 332 MedEx/J: A One-scan Simple and Fast NLP tool for Japanese Clinical Texts Eiji Aramaki, Ken Yano, Shoko Wakamiya 10 Enhanced LexSynonym Acquisition for Effective UMLS Concept Mapping Chris J. Lu, Destinee Tormey, Lynn McCreedy and Allen C. Browne 84 Semi-Automatic Mark-up and UMLS Annotation of Clinical Guidelines Matthias Becker, Britta Böckmann 658 'Hybrid topics' Facilitating the Interpretation of Topics Through the Addition of Labels to Bags of Words Zhiguo Yu, Thang Nguyen, Ferdinand Dhombres, Todd Johnson, Olivier Bodenreider 230 From Bench to Bedside: a View on Bioinformatics Pipelines Blanca Flores, Dirk Hose, Anja Seckinger, Petra Knaup, Matthias Ganzinger 591 A Method for Constructing a New Extensible Nomenclature for Clinical Coding Practices in Sub-Saharan Africa Sven Van Laere, Marc Nyssen, Frank Verbeke Room 304 WORKSHOP 688 Empowering for Patient Safety through Nurse Led Informatics: Practicing Comprehensive Care in the Digital Era Oommen John, Ying Wu Room 401 WORKSHOP 699 Unstructured Clinical Data Reuse for Precision Medicine: Current Status and Future Progress Stéphane Meystre, Christian Lovis, Thomas Bürkle, Hua Xu, Guergana Savova, Hongfang Liu, Angus Roberts, Ronald Cornet, Carlos Luis Parra Calderón, Andrius Budrionis, Christoph Lehmann 48

50 2017/8/24 (Thursday) Detailed Program Room 402 WORKSHOP 730 Empowering the India Healthcare Providers through Medical Informatics: Practicing Comprehensive Care in the Digital Era Oommen John, Rajendra Gupta, Shashi Bhushan Gogia 15:00-16:30 Room 403 WORKSHOP 733 Building a Global Community for Digital Health Innovation: the Role of Patient Summaries Catherine Chronaki, Mie Hjorth Matthiesen, Jan Petersen, Jamie Ferguson, Stanley Huff, Henrique Martins Room 404 WORKSHOP 714 The openehr Developers' Workshop Shinji Kobayashi, Ian McNicoll, Xudong Lu, Christian Chevalley 16:30-17:30 Posters and exhibition Poster and Exhibition Area 18:00-19:30 Gala Dinner 4F-Plenary Hall 49

51 Detailed Program 2017/8/25 (Friday) Room 206 WORKSHOP 708 Establishing a Smart Phone Enabled Chronic Disease Management Model in a Tertiary Hospital in China Ping Yu, Ning Deng, Zhenye Li, Fang Liu, Zheyu Wang 08:30-10:00 Room 303 Room 302 Room 207 WORKSHOP 691 Future Directions in mhealth Research Pauline Whelan, Zhi Li, Linbo Qing, Yanmei Yu, Guochao Alex Peng, John Ainsworth KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT 5: 31 An Ontology-based Approach to Estimate the Frequency of Rare Diseases in Narrative-Text Radiology Reports Charles Kahn 537 From Patient Discharges Summaries to an Ontology of Pyschiatry Marion Richard, Xavier Aimé, Marie-Odile Krebs, Jean Charlet 525 Summarizing an Ontology: A "Big Knowledge" Coverage Approach Ling Zheng, Yehoshua Perl, Gai Elhanan, Christopher Ochs, James Geller, Michael Halper 188 Application of Ontology Technology in Health Statistic Data Analysis Minjiang Guo, Hongpu Hu, Xingyun Lei HEALTH DATA SCIENCE 14: 588 Phenotyping and Visualizing Infusion-Related Reactions for Breast Cancer Patients Deyu Sun, Gopal Sarda, Steven Skube, Anne Blaes, Saif Khairat, Genevieve Melton, Rui Zhang 338 A Hybrid Method for ICD-10 Auto-coding of Chinese Diagnoses Zheng Jia, Weifeng Qin, Huilong Duan, Haomin Li 301 Locally Adaptive Operators for Red Lesions Detection in Eye Fundus Images Luisa Dri Bagesteiro, Daniel Welfer, Marcos d Ornellas, Juliano F. Kazienko, Carlos Jesus Pereira Haygert, Gustavo Dotto 168 A Semi-automatic Framework to Identify Abnormal States in EHR Narratives Xiaojun Ma, Takeshi Imai, Emiko Shinohara, Ryota Sakurai, Kouji Kozaki, Kazuhiko Ohe 620 Retrofitting Concept Vector Representations of Medical Concepts to Improve Estimates of Semantic Similarity and Relatedness Zhiguo Yu, Byron Wallace, Todd Johnson, Trevor Cohen 50

52 2017/8/25 (Friday) Room 403 Panel 738 Integrating Science of Data with Science of Care for Interpreting Patient Need: Opportunities and Challenges in the New Era of Cognitive Healthcare Solutions Anne Moen, Sabine Koch, Thomas Wetter, and Pei-Yun Sabrina Hsueh Detailed Program 08:30-10:00 Room 401 Room 402 Panel 710 Advancing High-Quality Degree Programs in Health Informatics for Lowand Middle-Income Countries Philomena Waruhari, Christoph Lehmann, William Hersh, Frank Verbeke, Martin Were WORKSHOP 732 Clinical Information Model Patterns The Complexity of Health Record Requirements Silje Ljosland Bakke, Heather Leslie Room 404 Panel 701 emental Health Through a Global Lens: Principles and Practices in Different Contexts Kendall Ho, Melvyn Zhang, Sally Chan, Jie Li, JianLi Wang 10:00-10:30 Coffee/tea break and exhibition Exhibition Area 10:30-12:00 Room 206 Room 207 Panel 689 International Initiatives to Support Health Aging Greg Alexander, Andrew Georgiou, George Demiris, Anne Moen, Johanna Westbrook, Mary Alexander WORKSHOP 690 Preparing the Next Generation for Information and Communications Technology ena-bled Healthcare Shashi Bhushan Gogia, Oommen John, Magdala de Araujo Novaes, Gunnar Hartvigsen, Jai Ganesh Udayasankaran, M Sriram Iyengar 51

53 Detailed Program 2017/8/25 (Friday) CONNECTED AND DIGITAL HEALTH 9: 437 Development of Parkinson Patient Generated Data Collection Platform Using FHIR and IoT Devices Dae Young Kim, Sun Ho Hwang, Jun Hyun Song, Min Gyu Kim, Shin Woong Lee, Il Kon Kim 10:30-12:00 Room 303 Room E-Health Literacy and Health Information Seeking Behavior among University students in Bangladesh Md.Mohaimenul Islam, Tahmina Nasrin Poly, Phung-Anh Nguyen, Jakir Hossain Buiyan Masud, Yu-Chuan (Jack) Li, Shabbir Syed Abdul 314 Looking for the Best WOW: Understanding the Nurses' Needs Bibiana Schachner, Zulma Gonzalez, Rodrigo Cano, Daniel Luna, Sonia Benitez 305 it2dm Project: a Framework for Secondary Use of EHR Data for Highthroughput Phenotyping in Diabetes Yufang Wei, Yujuan Shang, Jie Wang, Defu He, Shengrong Zhou, Weixun Zhang, Lili Shi, Yalan Chen, Kui Jiang, Huiqun Wu, Jiancheng Dong 66 Electronic health records in the cloud: improving primary health care delivery in South Africa Liezel Cilliers, Graham Wright 501 Establishment of New National Rare Disease (Nambyo) Registry in Japan. Hiroshi Mizushima, Yoko Sato, Hiromitsu Ogata QUALITY AND SAFETY, AND PATIENT OUTCOMES 9: 391 Development of a Service-Oriented Sharable Clinical Decision Support System Based on Ontology for Chronic Disease Yong Shang, Yu Wang, Ling Gou, Chengkai Wu, Tianshu Zhou, Jing-song Li 459 Reliability of Health Information on the Web Celia Boyer, Arnaud Gaudinat, Allan Hanbury, Ron D. Appel, Marion Ball, Michel Carpentier, Jan H. van Bemmel, Bergmans Jean-Paul, Denis Hochstrasser, Donald Lindberg, Randolph Miller, Jean-Claude Peterschmitt, Charles Safran, Michèle Thonnet, Antoine Geissbuhler 645 Characterizing Restorative Dental Treatments of Sjogren's Syndrome Patients Using Electronic Dental Records Data Zasim Azhar Siddiqui, Payal Makkad, Thankam Thyvalikakath,Y Wang 676 Effective Usability Engineering in Healthcare: A Vision of Usable and Safer Healthcare IT Andre Kushniruk, Yalini Senathirajah, Elizabeth Borycki 402 CD-KES: An Ontology Based Knowledge Education System for Patients with Chronic Diseases and Its Constructing Approach Chengkai Wu, Ling Gou, Yu Wang, Yong Shang, Yu Tian, Jing-song Li 52

54 2017/8/25 (Friday) HUMAN, ORGANIZATIONAL, AND SOCIAL ASPECTS 5: 235 Mutual Learning and Exchange of Health Informatics Experiences from Around the World - Evaluation of a Massive Open Online Course in ehealth Sabine Koch, Maria Hägglund Detailed Program Room th Anniversary International Medical Informatics Association (IMIA) History Book: Goals and Preview Casimir Kulikowski, George Mihalas, Robert Greenes, Valerio Yacubsohn, Hyeoun-Ae Park 551 Digital Health and Welfare Service Development in an International Multidisciplinary Student Team Outi Ahonen, Elina Rajalahti, Jonas Tana, Gun-Britt Lejonqvist, Ulla-Mari Kinnunen, Kaija Saranto 10:30-12: What do They Mean by 'Health Informatics'? Health Informatics Posts Compared to Program Standards Josette Jones, Enming Zhang, Anand Kulanthaivel 93 The Australian Health Informatics Competencies Framework and its role in the Certified Health Informatician Australasia (CHIA) Program Fernando Martin-Sanchez, David Rowlands, David Hansen, Louise Schaper 153 The New HIT: Human Health Information Technology Tiffany Leung, Mary Goldstein, Ruth Cronkite, Mark Musen, Jonathan Chen, Assaf Go, Eran Leitersdorf Room 402 WORKSHOP 222 Online Learning in Health Informatics Success Factors and Challenges Nicolette de Keizer, Elske Ammenwerth, Damian Borbolla, Sabine Koch, Ronald Cornet, Shabbir Syed Abdul Room 403 WORKSHOP 686 Artificial Intelligence in Medicine in China Zhengxing Huang, Siwei Yu, Zhisheng Huang, Yiye Zhang, Jun Yan 12:00-12:45 Lunch and exhibition Lunch and Exhibition Area 12:45-14:30 4F-Plenary Hall Keynote 4: Precision Global Public Health Informatics in Africa Christopher John Seebregts Closing ceremony (plenary) Best Paper Award 53

55 Poster Program Poster Program 2017/8/23 (Wednesday) Board No. ID 9:00-18:15, in Poster Area of 3F Title and Author CONNECTED AND DIGITAL HEALTH Competencies for Effective Use of Online Depression Information among College Students Yulong Gu, Zornitsa Kalibatseva, Xu Song Personal Health Self-Management in a Data Perspective Yi Qin Yu, Xiang Li, Gang Hu, Haifeng Liu, Jing Mei, yuan ni, Guoyu Tang, Guotong Xie, Weiming Xu 3D Documentation of Chronic Wounds Using Low-Cost Mobile Devices Ekaterina Sirazitdinova, Thomas M. Deserno Social media as a communication support for persons with mild acquired cognitive impairment: A social network analysis study Aboozar Eghdam, Ulrika Hamidi, Aniko Bartfai, Sabine Koch Use Contexts and Usage Patterns of Interactive Case Simulation Tools by HIV Healthcare Providers in a Statewide Online Clinical Education Program Dongwen Wang Use of Person-Generated Health Data in Kinect-based Stroke Rehabilitation Systems: A Systematic Review Gerardo Luis Dimaguila, Kathleen Gray, Mark Merolli Rapid development and distribution of Mobile media-rich clinical practice guidelines nationwide in Colombia Jose F Florez Arango, M Sriram Iyengar, Indira Caicedo, Germà n Escobar CLARUS as a cloud security framework: ehealth use case Santiago Iriso, David Vidal, Rafael Mulero Patient-clinician co-design co-participation in design of an app for rheumatoid arthritis management via telehealth yields an app with high usability and acceptance Rebecca Grainger, Hermaleigh Townsley, Tobias Langlotz, William Taylor Intelligent Digital Environment for Wellbeing and Health Inga Hunter, Caroline Lockhart, Phoebe Elers, Dick Whiddett, Hans Guesgen Connecting PHRs and EHRs for a Sustainable National Health System Evelyn Hovenga, Heather Grain Management of in-field patient tracking and triage by using near-field communication in the mass causalty incidents Po-Liang Cheng, Yung-Cheng Su, Polun Chang Nursesâ Interest, Readiness and Absorptive Capacity to Information Technology: A survey in China zhang boning, liu ping, Qian Xiao 54

56 Board No. ID :00-18:15, in Poster Area of 3F Title and Author Cultural problem associated with the implementation of ehealth Humberto Mandirola, Sonia Benitez, Carlos Otero, Jakir Hossain Bhuiyan Masud, Carol Hullin Lucay Cossio, Selene Indarte, Paula Otero, Sebastian Guillen, Fernando Campos, Daniel Luna, Analà a Baum, Fernan Gónzalez Bernaldo de Quirós The document based EHR system with the control of disclosing clinical documents using Access Control List file based on HL7 CDA header Toshihiro Takeda, kanayo Ueda, Akito Nakagawa, Shirou Manabe, Katsuki Okada, Naoki Mihara, Yasushi Matsumura A Serious Game for Anterior Cruciate Ligament Rehabilitation: Software Development Aspects and Game Engagement Assessment Marcos d Ornellas, Alison Machado, Jefferson Potiguara de Moraes, Ana Lúcia Prado School-based telemedicine: Perceptions about a telemedicine model of care May Lin Tye, Michelle Honey, Karen Day Warfarin Guide: Co-design of a Mobile Computer-Assisted Anticoagulant Therapy Santiago Martinez, Martin Gerdes, Berglind Smaradottir, Rune Fensli, Jarle Jortveit The Development of mwellcare, an mhealth System for the Integrated Management of Hypertension and Diabetes in primary care Priti Gupta, Devraj Jindal, Dilip Jha, Vamadevan S Ajay, Pramod Jacob, Kriti Mehrotra, Pablo Perel, Jonathan Nyong, Ambuj Roy, Nikhil Tandon, Dorairaj Prabhakaran, Vikram Patel Vision Paper: Empathy Bot - Conversational Service for Psychiatric Counseling with Chat Assistant KyoJoong Oh, ByungSoo Ko, DongKun Lee, Ho-Jin Choi Design of Rehabilitation Treatment Coach Robot Seung-Ho Han, Han-Gyu Kim, Ho-Jin Choi Factors influencing progress of Health Information Exchange Organizations in the United States Lauren Overhage, Jennifer Covich, Xiaochun Li, J Marc Overhage An Assessment Of Diabetic Patientsâ Attitudes, Preferences And e-health Literacy Towards Patient Portal Use For Self-Care Management At Tertiary Hospitals in Saudi Arabia. Rawan AlOthman A Homemade Easy Information System: The Example of Patient Satisfaction Survey Hang Yin, yanyan cui, Polun Chang, Jun Lei An Interdisciplinary Approach between Medical Informatics and Social Sciences to Transdisciplinary Requirements Engineering for an Integrated Care Setting Jan Vielhauer, Britta Bà ckmann Comparing the Human Papillomavirus Vaccination Opinions Trends from Different Twitter User Groups with a Machine Learning Based System and Semiparametric Nonlinear Regression Jingcheng Du, Jing Huang, Rui Duan, Yong Chen, Cui Tao Poster Program 55

57 Poster Program Board No. ID :00-18:15, in Poster Area of 3F Title and Author Development and deployment of an e-health system in UNRWA Health Care Centers: the experience and evidence Najeeb Al-Shorbaji Developing Mobile Health Management System for Patients with Musculoskeletal Tumor Nai-Wen Liang A study on Saudi diabetic patientsâ readiness to use mobile health Hanan Alenazi, Sara Alradhi, Mariam Alghamdi, Nasriah Zakaria Mobile apps for chronic kidney disease patient care: a content analysis Ying-Li Lee, yanyan cui, Polun Chang Setting the Agenda for Personal Health Records in Developing Countries Martin Were, Thomas Mwogi HEALTH DATA SCIENCE Depression, impulse control disorder and life style according to the degree of the smartphone addiction Eun Yeob Kim, Sangwook Joo, Seung yeon Choi, Su Jin Han Bringing knowledge to users in one click: Infobuttons in the problem list of an EHR. Jose Federico Rodriguez, Emilio Salvador Mole, Luciana Rubin, Sonia Benitez, Carlos Otero, Daniel Luna, Fernan Gónzalez Bernaldo de Quirós Effects of e-learning and m-learning on nursing care in a continuing education context: an overview of mixed method systematic reviews (protocol) Genevià ve Rouleau, Marie-Pierre Gagnon, Josà Cà tã, Emilie Hudson, Julie Payne-Gagnon, Julien Bouix-Picasso, Carl-Ardy Dubois Identifying Use Cases for Electronic Nursing Record Systems using Clinical Workflow Observations and a Delphi Survey Insook Cho, Joohyun Chung Comparison of Different Algorithms for Sentiment Analysis: Psychological Stress Notes Sunmoo Yoon, Faith Parsons, Kevin Sundquist, Jacob Julian, Joseph E. Schwartz, Matthew M. Burg, Karina W. Davidson, Keith M. Diaz Deep Diabetologist: Learning to Prescribe Hypoglycemia Medications with Hierarchical Recurrent Neural Networks Jing Mei, Shiwan Zhao, Feng Jin, Lingxiao Zhang, Haifeng Liu, Xiang Li MetaMapLite in Excel: Biomedical Named-Entity Recognition for Non-technical Users Ravi Teja Bhupatiraju, Kin Wah Fung, Olivier Bodenreider Multiple Kernel Learning-Boosting Method Based Chemical-Disease Relationships Identification in Biomedical Text Yueping Sun, Yu Zhang, Jiao Li A Deep Learning Approach to Neuroanatomical Characterisation of Alzheimerâ s Disease Abhinit Kumar Ambastha, Tze-Yun Leong 56

58 Board No. ID :00-18:15, in Poster Area of 3F Title and Author Delivering Digital Drugs: an exploratory study of the digitalisation of supply and use of medicines Tony Cornford, Valentina Lichtner, Jane Dickson, Ralph Hibberd, Ela Klecun, Will Venters, Bryony Franklin Concept Embedding for Relevance Detection in Search Queries Regarding CHOP Yihan Deng, Lukas Faulstich, Kerstin Denecke System development aiming efficient recording of pedigree information and database construction for genetic counseling clinic Takuya Nagasawa, Mitsuhiro Azuma, Michihiko Aki, Masaki Yamada, Mineko Ushiama, Noriko Tanabe, Takeshi Nakajima, Kokichi Sugano, Hiromi Sakamoto, Teruhiko Yoshida Using a simulation modelling approach to manage Out Patient Department waiting time at the National Hospital of Sri Lanka Nishan Silva, Roshan Hewapathirana, Achala Jayatilleke A study on data-driven novel cancer staging methods Yuan Gao, Yu Tian, Shengqiang Chi, Yao Lu, Tianshu Zhou, Jing-song Li Li2b2-Facade: Simulation of i2b2 Data Warehouse Server and Client for Interaction with Other Systems Raphael W. Majeed, Tingyan Xu, Mark R. Stà hr, Rainer Rà hrig Avoiding Overfitting in Deep Neural Networks that Generate Clinical Prognoses from General Blood Test Results YouJin Kim, Han-Gyu Kim, Ho-Jin Choi Using Human Phenotype Ontology for Phenotypic Analysis of Clinical Notes Feichen Shen, Liwei Wang, Hongfang Liu Development of Asian Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer Survival Prediction Model Using Bayesian Network Bincan Yin Technical Challenges and Opportunities When Implementing Pharmacogenomics Decision Support Integrated in the Electronic Health Record Pedro Caraballo, Joseph Sutton, Ann Moyer, David Blair, Lois Hines, Padma Rao, Mark Adams, Sahana Murthy, Tina Garza, Mary Karow, Harmanjit Singh, Jyothsna Giri, Donald Gabrielson, Jennifer St. Sauver, Suzette Bielinski, Mark Parkulo Construction of an Open-Access Bio-Signal Repository from Intensive Care Unit Doyeop Kim, Sukhoon Lee, Tae Young Kim, Sanghyung Jin, JaeYeon Park, JeongGil Ko, Rae Woong Park, Dukyong Yoon Automated Report Generation for Research Data Repositories: From i2b2 to PDF Volker Sebastian Thiemann, Tingyan Xu, Rainer Rà hrig, Raphael W. Majeed A big data analysis and review of questions submitted to a Brazilian telemedicine system Jacqueline Brixey, Juliana Brixey Poster Program 57

59 Poster Program Board No. ID :00-18:15, in Poster Area of 3F Title and Author Data Mining applied to Analysis of Contraceptive Methods among College Students Priscyla Waleska Simoes, Samuel Cesconetto, Eduardo Daminelli Dallo, Maria Marlene de Souza Pires, Eros Comunello, Felipe Borges Tomaz, Eduardo Picolo Xavier, Pedro Antonio da Rosa Brunel Alves, Luciane Bisognin Ceretta, Diego Garcia, Sandra Aparecida Manenti Validated Simulation: The Experience of Anesthesiologist Board Examination in Taiwan Hungwei Cheng, Pin-Tarng Chen, Polun Chang Asynchronous Query Distribution Between Multiple i2b2 Research Data Warehouses: Li2b2-SHRINE Raphael W. Majeed, Mark R. Stà hr, Volker Sebastian Thiemann, Rainer Rà hrig, Andreas Günther Generation of openehr Test Datasets for Benchmarking Samar El Helou, Tuukka Karvonen, Goshiro Yamamoto, Naoto Kume, SHINJI KOBAYASHI, Eiji Kondo, Shusuke Hiragi, Kazuya Okamoto, Hiroshi Tamura, Tomohiro Kuroda Comparing difference of adverse effects among multiple drugs using FAERS data Jing Huang, Xinyuan Zhang, Jingcheng Du, Rui Duan, Liu Yang, Jason Moore, Yong Chen, Cui Tao Integrating x4t-edc into an Image-Portal to Establish an Ophthalmic Reading Center Philipp Bruland, Ulrich Kathà fer, Maximilian Treder, Nicole Eter, Martin Dugas The study of hot spots on Hepatitis B dissertation based on co-word analysis in China Wei Zhang, Hongmei Duan, Yibo Wang, Xianzhen Zhang Mining Associations between Genes and Clinical Conditions of Breast Cancer by using Gene Expression Data Yue Fang Hou, Hao Zhang, Han Zhang, Lei Cui â œbig Clinical Dataâ Analysis of Intravenous to Oral Conversions of Non- Antimicrobials Patrick E. Beeler, David W. Bates, Jürg Blaser Extracting Predictive Indicator for Prognosis of Cerebral Infarction Using Machine Learning Techniques Yasunobu Nohara, Koutaro Matsumoto, Naoki Nakashima HUMAN, ORGANIZATIONAL, AND SOCIAL ASPECTS Developing an evidence-based web-education program designed to help nurses to learn to care acutely ill intoxicated patients in emergency departments Marita Koivunen, Eija Noppari, Tiina Hakala, Anna-Kaisa Kautto Key Factors for the Successful Adoption of IS/IT in Healthcare: A Fit-Viability Perspective Nilmini Wickramasinghe, Imran Muhammad, Peter Haddad Measuring User Satisfaction of Clinical information Systems: What Really Matters? Jonathan Schaffer, Peter Haddad, Nilmini Wickramasinghe 58

60 Board No. ID :00-18:15, in Poster Area of 3F Title and Author Virtual Reality in Nursing and Health Care: Insights into Health Informatics Development Kup-Sze Choi Planning for a digital health information workforce: Design of a research agenda and national census for Australia Kathleen Gray, Kerryn Butler-Henderson The Design about Evaluation and Automation Instruction of Management by Law of Community Health Service in China Hongpu Hu, Yue Zhang, Yao He, Fan Yu, minjiang guo DOCtimer: A Timing and Event Recording Tool for Direct Observational Research Matthew Nolan, Brian Pickering, Vitaly Herasevich Evaluation of the anonymity and utility of de-identified clinical data based on Japanese anonymization criteria Eizen Kimura, Satoshi Hasegawa, Koji Chida, Shoko Gamo, Satoshi Irino, Haku Ishida, Yukio Kurihara Health Digital Divide In The Era Of Precision Healthcare â Taking Yunnan Province For Example Yan Peng Secure Electronical Communications and Data Transfers in a Clinical Environment Tingyan Xu, Volker Sebastian Thiemann, Rainer RÃ hrig, Dominik Brammen, Raphael W. Majeed Report and Analysis of web portal oldagesolutions.org for indian oldage person susil kumar meher, Ab dey Authenticating Unknown Doctors for Access to EHRs based on Societal Trust Kensuke Morris, Naoto Kume, Goshiro Yamamoto, Shinji Kobayashi, Kazuya Okamoto, Hiroshi Tamura, Tomohiro Kuroda Nursing Informatics Pioneers Embrace Social Media Juliana Brixey, Susan Newbold Mobile Learning in nursing undergraduates: current status, attitudes and barriers Qian Xiao, Qiannan Zhang, Lanlan Wang, Yanling Wang, Liu Sun, Ying Wu Privacy policy implementation on The Nation-wide EHR in Japan for Hospital and Patient Naoto Kume, Shinji Kobayashi, Kenji Araki, Hiroyuki Yoshihara Development of a data collection tool for MbHIS-QUAL: Evaluation of the quality of morbidity data in routine health information systems (RHISs) in hospitals. Lyn Hanmer, Edward Nicol, Debbie Bradshaw Poster Program 59

61 Poster Program 2017/8/24 (Thursday) Board No. ID 9:00-18:15, in Poster Area of 3F Title and Author KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT an Open Metadata Schema for Clinical Pathway (opencp) in China Wei Xu, Yanxin Zhu, Xia Wang Usability Study of RSNA Radiology Reporting Template Library Yi Hong, Selen Bozkurt, Ying Zhu, Jin Zhang, Charles Kahn Challenges in archetypes terminology binding using SNOMED-CT compositional grammar: the Norwegian patient summary case Luis Marco-Ruiz, Rune Pedersen From Categorical Stucture to a Concept Model: The International Classification of Health Interventions Jean marie Rodrigues, Sukil Kim, Syed Mohamed Aljunid, Jae Jin Lee, Huib Ten Napel, Bà atrice Trombert Clinical Workflow Modeling in Obstetrics: Hepatitis B in Pregnancy Fadi Shamoon, Harald Leitich, Jeroen Sebastiaan de Bruin, Andrea Rappelsberger, Klaus-Peter Adlassnig Using Semantic Technologies to Extract Highlights from Care Notes Vanessa Lopez, Grace McCarthy, Joao Bettencourt-Silva, Marco Sbodio, Stephane Deparis, Spyros Kotoulas, Natasha Mulligan, Fabrizio Cucci, Ciaran Hennesy, Nagesh Yadav, Conor Cullen, Karie Kelly, Russel Olsen Construction of EBM Literature Information Model Yanxin Zhu, Wei Xu, Xia Wang Using SNOMED Distance to Measure Semantic Similarity of Clinical Trials Duo Wei, Gang Fu Integration of Japanese Medical Device Adverse Event Terminologies Ayako Yagahara, Takumi Tanikawa, Katsuhiko Ogasawara, Yokoi Hideto The Analysis of Medical Accidents Related to Electronic Health Records in Nursing Services Mika Tomita, Natsumi Kishi, Mariko Iwasawa Developing the first generally-available openehr archetypes and templates for physiotherapy: an example of building clinical models and modelling capacity via student-led academic-industrial collaboration Jamila Chihab, Hildegard Franke, Ian McNicoll, Matthew Darlison CoMetaR â a Collaborative Metadata Repository for Biomedical Research Networks Mark R. Stà hr, Gudrun Helm, Andreas Günther, Raphael W. Majeed Evaluation of SNOMED CT as a Reference Terminology for Standardized Data Queries in the Arden Syntax Robert Jenders Mapping HL7 CDA R2 formatted mass screening data to openehr archetypes SHINJI KOBAYASHI, Naoto Kume, Hiroyuki Yoshihara 60

62 Board No. ID :00-18:15, in Poster Area of 3F Title and Author Towards the Consideration of Diagnostic Delay in Model-Based Clinical Decision Support Jan Gaebel, Mario A, Cypko, Steffen Oeltze-Jafra Correcting Ontology Errors Simplifies Visual Complexity Hao Liu, Ling Zheng, Yehoshua Perl, Yan Chen, Gai Elhanan Terminology Status APIs â Mapping obsolete codes to current RxNorm, SNOMED CT and LOINC concepts Lee Peters, Thang Nguyen, Olivier Bodenreider Training of Students for Critical Evaluation of Mobile Health Applications Mira HERCIGONJA-SZEKERES, Jadranka BOZIKOV Exploiting Temporal Constraints of Clinical Guidelines Applying openehr archetypes Lilian Mie Mukai Cintho, Diego Garcia, Bruno Santos, Claudia Moro, Lucia Sacchi, Silvana Quaglini POLE.VAULT: A Semantic Framework for Health Policy Evaluation and Logical Testing Arash Shaban-Nejad Considerations of Human Factors in the Design and Implementation of Clinical Decision Support Systems for Tumor Boards Carmelo Gaudioso, Peter Elkin Poster Program QUALITY AND SAFETY, AND PATIENT OUTCOMES The impact of a Picture Archiving and Communication system on radiograph interpretations in an orthopaedic outpatient clinic Petter Hurlen, Arne Borthne, PÃ l Gulbrandsen Data Quality of the Chinese National AIDS Information System: A Critical Review Hong Chen, Ping Yu, David Hailey, Tingru Cui A new essential functions installed DWH in Hospital Information System -Process Mining teqniques and Natural Language Processing are focused on- Masayuki Honda, TAKEHIRO MATSUMOTO Methods for Detecting Malfunctions in Clinical Decision Support Systems Adam Wright, Trang Hickman, Dustin McEvoy, Skye Aaron, Joan Ash, Rachel Ramoni, Milos Hauskrecht, Peter Embi, Richard Schreiber, Dean Sittig, David W. Bates Data Mining on Numeric Error in Computorized Physician Order Entry System Pescription Xue Wu, Changxu Wu Event Notification in Support of Population Health: The Promise and Challenges from a Randomized Controlled Trial Brian Dixon, Kenneth Boockvar Can Video Conferencing Facilitate Better Discharge Processes and a Superior Patient Experience? Jeremy Grummet, Nilmini Wickramasinghe, Peter Haddad, Louise O'Connor 61

63 Poster Program Board No. ID :00-18:15, in Poster Area of 3F Title and Author Using Health Information Technology to Enhance Care Outcome Accountability Through Bundled Payments Rima Gibbings, Nilmini Wickramasinghe Computerized cognitive rehabilitation: comparing different human-computer interactions Silvana Quaglini, Anna Alloni, silvia panzarasa, barbara cattani, Caterina Pistarini Implementation of an outsourced transnational service of Clinical Decision Support System Vania Teixeira, Luciana Rubin, Romina Rebrij, Rodrigo Martinez, Alvaro Tamborindeguy, Juan Carlos Bacigalupo, Daniel Luna Evaluation of Clinical Nursing Information System in Taiwan Regional Hospital Wan-Jie Chou, Pei-Yu Tsai, Shu-Ying Lin, I-Ching Hou Using mobile device application support emergency clinician in diagnostic decision of pulmonary embolism Chun Yen Huang, Po-Liang Cheng, Polun Chang Method to identify diagnostic rules for pancreatic cancer using laboratory data based on Bayesian estimation Shirou Manabe, Yoshie Shimai, Taizo Murata, Ayumi Fujii, kanayo Ueda, Akito Nakagawa, Toshihiro Takeda, Naoki Mihara, Yasushi Matsumura Comparing Inpatient Falls Guidelines to Develop an ICNP -Based Nursing Catalogue for ENRs Insook Cho, Miran Jung, Jihye Kim, Jisun Chae, Yeunhee Kim The role of technology in medication safety incidents: interpretative analysis of patient safety incidents data Valentina Lichtner, David Gerrett, Ann Slee, Noreen Gul, Tony Cornford Core Curriculum Comparisons in Master Degree Programs for Patient Safety Qiyan Zhang, Hiroshi Takeda Patient accessibility to hospitals in winter road conditions: GIS-based analysis using car navigation probe data Takumi Tanikawa, Hisateru Ohba, Ayako Yagahara, Katsuhiko Ogasawara Effects of Computerized Guideline-Oriented Clinical Decision Support System on Glycemic Control in Diabetic Patients: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis Ryota Sakurai, Kazuhiko Ohe Development of Observation Support System Using Integrated Nursing Practice Data Ryoma Seto, Toshitaka Inoue, Nobuyuki Koeda, Takahiro Yasoshima Advancing towards a CDA-based Trauma Registry Data Submission Martin Staemmler, Alexander Nischwitz, Markus Blà tzinger, Johannes Sturm Guided Expert Modeling of Clinical Bayesian Network Decision Graphs Mario A, Cypko, Matthaeus Stoehr, Steffen Oeltze-Jafra, Andreas Dietz, Heinz U Lemke Accessibility of Mobile Devices for Visually Impaired Users: An Evaluation of the Screen-reader VoiceOver Berglind Smaradottir, Jarle Hà land, Santiago Martinez 62

64 Board No. ID :00-18:15, in Poster Area of 3F Title and Author Personalizing Longitudinal Care Coordination for Patients with Chronic Kidney Disease theresa cullen, Suranga Kasthurirathne, Jenna Norton, Andrew Narva Development of Safety and Usability Guideline for Hospital Information System Yura Lee, Ming-Young Jung, Gee Won Shin, Sangwoo Bahn, Taezoon Park, Jae-Ho Lee Accuracy of Decision Support Systems for Breast Cancer Initial Results Priscyla Waleska Simoes, Ronaldo Borges Vicente, Patrícia Duarte Simoes Pires, Maria Marlene de Souza Pires, Eros Comunello, Felipe Borges Tomaz, Luciane Bisognin Ceretta, Diego Garcia, Deborah Ribeiro de Carvalho Use of an Off-the-Shelf Corporate Information Tool to Track a High-Level-Disinfection Process Carolina Salazar, Jaime De los Hoyos, Francisco Izurieta, Daniel Jara, Daniel Capurro The Evaluation of the Health Information Exchange with the number of usage and the introduction of outpatient to the Hospitals at Nagasaki Japan TAKEHIRO MATSUMOTO, Masayuki Honda Willingness to pay for elderly tele-care system using digital terrestrial broadcasting Katsuhiko Ogasawara, Satoshi Kaga, Teppei Suzuki, Yuji Tani, Fumihiro Higashikawa, Hisashi Enomoto, Hiroyuki Moriyama, Nobuyuki Kise Development of multiple wireless network environments for Hospital Yoshinori Yamashita The Diffusion of mhealth Applications Parisis Gallos, John Mantas Using an Ontology-based Approach to Handle Author Affiliations in a Large Biomedical Citation Database Haixia Sun, Junlian Li, Yingjie Wu, Lei Wang, Kin Wah Fung Development of a quick SOFA-based Sepsis Clinical Decision Support System in a Tertiary Hospital Emergency Department Jae-Ho Lee, Youn-Jung Kim Kim, Sang-Wook Lee, Ming-Young Jung, Won Young Kim ehealth, Telemedicine and the Physician-Patient Relationship: An Ethical Conundrum Eike-Henner Kluge How Doctors are Using Mobile Electronic Medical Record? An in-depth Analysis of the Usage Pattern Junetae Kim, Yura Lee, Sanghee Lim, Jae-Ho Lee Comparative Analysis of Geriatric and Adult Drug Clinical Trials on ClinicalTrials.gov Zhe He, Aisha Langford Modeling an IT Support for Handling Serious Adverse Events in Clinical Trials Simon Fonck, Thomas M. Deserno Using Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources (FHIR) for the Integration of Risk Minimization Systems in Hospitals Kutaiba Saleh, Stephan Stucke, Alexandr Ucitelic, Sebastian Faulbrück-Rà hr, Juliane Neumann, Kais Tahar, Danny Ammon, Tobias Schmidt, Thomas Neumuth, Andreas Besting, Frank Portheine, Heinrich Herre, Andrà Kaeding, Martin Specht Poster Program 63

65 Poster Program Board No. ID :00-18:15, in Poster Area of 3F Title and Author Leveraging Aging in Place through Sensor-enhanced In-home Monitoring Ju Wang, Jing Wang, Hongyu Miao, Michael Marschollek, Klaus-Hendrik Wolf, Kerry Lynch, Yang Gong Explore Care Pathways of Colorecatal Cancer Patients with Social Network Analysis Tianyao Huo, Thomas George, Yi Guo, Mattia Prosperi, Franà ois Modave, Jiang Bian A Patient Centric Nursing Mobile APP Redesign Hernan Navas, Mariano Dozo, Ezequiel Dourado, Fernando Canteros, Ingrid Rung Predictors of posttraumatic growth among lymphoma survivors after diagnosis Tian Li, Changying Chen How to Use TCM Informatics to Study Traditional Chinese Medicine in Big Data Age Qingyue Gong, Cheng Shi, Jinhai Zhou Patient Handovers â Cognitively Demanding and Time Critical: Does the HandoverEHR Meet These Challenges? Ursula Hubner, Mareike Przysucha Digital divide and health disparities in China: Data from a national longitudinal survey of CHARLS Y. Alicia Hong, Zi Zhou, Ya Fang A Hospital Nursing Adverse Events Reporting System Project: an Approach Based on the Systems Development Life Cycle Yingjuan Cao, Marion Ball Effects of a Bedside TV-Based Pain Management Patient Interactive Tool on Pain Reassessment Nursing Documentation Rates Ranyah Aldekhyyel, Genevieve Melton, Jason Albrecht, Yan Wang, Bruce Lindgren, Michael Pitt Discovery of Psychoactive Substance Addiction Patterns Based on Information Mining Engineering Ramon Garcia-Martinez, Sebastian Martins, Santiago Bianco, Hernan Navas Comparative Study between Conventional and Computer-assisted Aurgery Methods for Planning and Resection of Bone Sarcomas. In Vitro study. Lucas Eduardo Ritacco, LA Aponte, Domingo Muscolo, MA Ayerza, Ignacio Albergo, German Farfalli, Marcelo Risk, Fernan Gónzalez Bernaldo de Quirós, Federico Edgardo Milano Modeling a System for Generating Structured Reports Lorena Dutra da Costa, Marcos d Ornellas Terminology Adoption in Family Medicine Service â Start of Journey Austen Wong, Maggie LAU, Vicky Fung, Dorothy To Three Dimensional Virtual Planning Through Cone Beam Computed Tomography for Surgical Guidance Production Marcos d Ornellas, Kaline Antunes, Daiane Noedel, Gustavo Dotto, Renà sio Grehs Self-reported ehealth Literacy Among Undergraduate Nursing Students in Selected Districts of Sri Lanka Shaluni Tissera, Nishan Silva 64

66 Board No. ID :00-18:15, in Poster Area of 3F Title and Author Implementation of an Archetype Data Set to Reuse Electronic Health Record Data in Clinical Decision Support Systems Georgy Kopanitsa Infrastructure for Big Data in the Intensive Care Unit Javier Zelechower, Jose Tomas Astudillo, Francisco Traversaro, Francisco Redelico, Daniel Luna, Fernan Gónzalez Bernaldo de Quirós, Eduardo San Roman, Marcelo Risk Big Data in the ICU: experience in the Hospital Italiano de Buenos Aires Jose Tomas Astudillo, Javier Zelechower, Francisco Traversaro, Francisco Redelico, Daniel Luna, Fernan Gónzalez Bernaldo de Quirós, Marcelo Risk, Eduardo San Roman Building Interoperable FHIR-based Vocabulary Mapping Services: A Case Study of OHDSI Vocabularies and Mappings Guoqian Jiang, Richard Kiefer, Eric Prud'hommeaux, Harold Solbrig Estimating Sample Size for a Feasibility Study of Computer-assisted Input Support to EDC Naoki Nishimoto, Naomi Tamura, Jun Kunikata, Sumiko Akahori, Tomoaki Sogo, Yuuma Tani, Yokoi Hideto A Performance Comparison on the Machine Learning Classifiers in Predictive Pathology Staging of Prostate Cancer Jae Kwon Kim, In Hye Yook, Mun Joo Choi, Jong Sik Lee, Yong hyun Park, Ji Youl Lee, Inyoung Choi Methods for Faster and Efficient Data entry in EMRs Shashi Bhushan Gogia, Anand Malaviya Efficient and Flexible Detection of Fall Events Using Bidirectional EMG Sensor Hao Han Extracting Medication Information from Electronic Dental Records of Dental Patients Yue Wang, Zasim Azhar Siddiqui, Anand Krishnan, Jay Patel, Thankam Thyvalikakath SMS Education for the Promotion of Diabetes Self-Management in Low & Middle Income Countries: A Randomized Controlled Trial in Egypt Haitham Abaza,Mareike Schulze Classifying Clinical Notes with Pain Assessment Samah Fodeh, Dezon Finch, Lina Abuayad, Stephen Luther, Robert Kerns, Cynthia Brandt Smartphone Application Use Pattern and Intention to Use Self-Control Service between Control and Disorder Group Mun Joo Choi, In Hye Yook, Dai Jin Kim, Inyoung Choi Medical Care Quality Assessment Based on Health Records Analisys in Russia Georgy Kopanitsa, Maksim Taranik Patientâ s Adherence Level Determination System Georgy Kopanitsa, Maksim Taranik Poster Program 65

67 Poster Program Board No. ID :00-18:15, in Poster Area of 3F Title and Author Evaluation of Use of Electronic Patient Controlled Analgesia Pumps to Improve Patient Safety in an Academic Medical Center Kumiko Schnock, Patricia Dykes, Kathleen Carrigan, Elizabeth Cohn, Catherine Yoon, Carol Luppi, Anne Bane, David W. Bates High Performance Computing and Natural Language Understanding Peter Elkin, Daniel Schlegel, Chris Crowner, Frank Usability Evaluation of NLP PIER: A Clinical Document Search Engine for Researchers Gretchen Hultman, Reed McEwan, Steven Skube, Serguei Authomatic Loading of Problems Using a Comorbidities Subset, One Step to Organize and Maintain the Patientâ s Problem List Santiago MÃ rquez Fosser, Alejandro Gaiera, Sonia Benitez, Carlos Otero, Daniel Luna, Fernan Gónzalez Bernaldo de Quirós Chemotherapy-induced adverse drug reactions: A retrospective study using electronic health records Jeongah On, Hyeoun-Ae Park Influence of the Infectious Disease that Developed after the Hospitalization in the Cancer Patients Takako Nakamura Exploring Quality of Unstructured Incident Reporting on Unplanned Extubation using ICPS Framework JiHyun Lee, Hyeoun-Ae Park Identifying Patientsâ Detailed Smoking Status from Electronic Dental Records data. Jay Patel, Zasim Siddiqui, Anand Krishnan, Thankam Thyvalikakath Prediction and Factor Extraction of Diagnosis by Analyzing Prescription In Developing Min Hu Using Modified-ISS Model to Evaluate Medication Administration Safety During Bar Code Medication Administration Implementation in Taiwan Regional Teaching Hospital Pei-Lun Ma Development of personalized management mobile application for gastric and colon cancer patients Ji yeong Soh, Mi-rim Lee, Ki-hyung Kim, Won-chul Cha, Dong-kyung Jang 66

68 Tutorial Program 2017/8/21 (Monday) Tutorial Program time activity/event Room 09:00-12:00 09:00-12:00 09:00-12:00 09:00-12:00 Tutorial 723. Model-Based Therapeutic Decision Support Steffen Oeltze-Jafra, Mario Cypko, Jan Gaebel" Tutorial 228. Fuzzy Methods in Clinical Research and Patient Care Klaus-Peter Adlassnig Tutorial 700. Sonification: Representation of (Medical) Data by Sounds George Mihalas Tutorial 692. Iterative Usability Evaluation through the Lifecycle of Information Systems Development, pt. 1 Lin Wang 12:00-13:00 Lunch Lunch area 13:00-16:00 13:00-16:00 13:00-16:00 13:00-16:00 Tutorial 682. Patient-Centered Fall Prevention in Hospitals: Building a Program of Excellence Patricia Dykes, I-Ching Hou, Yingjuan Cao Tutorial 741. Introduction to LOINC, the global vocabulary for tests, measurements, and observations in healthcare Daniel Vreeman Tutorial 692. Iterative Usability Evaluation through the Lifecycle of Information Systems Development, pt. 2 Lin Wang Tutorial 727. Causal Feature Selection and its Applications in Biomedical and Health Data Science Sisi Ma, Alexander Stanikov, Lin Liu, Constantin Aliferis

69 Tutorial Program 2017/8/22 (Tuesday) time activity/event Room 09:00-12:00 09:00-12:00 09:00-12:00 09:00-12:00 Tutorial 684. New Roles for The Electronic Health Record, pt. 1 W. Ed Hammond Tutorial 731. Clinical Decision Support: A Practical Guide to Developing Your Program to Improve Outcomes Robert Jenders, Jonathan Teich Tutorial 726. Making sense of drugs in the U.S., U.K, Australia, France, Germany and Canada: Interoperability of medications worldwide for health information exchange and analytics Olivier Bodenreider, Vojtech Huser, Christian G Reich Tutorial 709. Deep Learning for Health Informatics Fei Wang :30-13:00 Student paper competition :00-13:00 Lunch Lunch area 13:00-16:00 13:00-16:00 13:00-16:00 13:00-16:00 Tutorial 684. New Roles for The Electronic Health Record, pt. 2 W. Ed Hammond Tutorial 683. Pragmatic Approaches to Getting Started with the Evaluation of Health ICT Caitlin Cusack, Brian Dixon Tutorial 679. Smart Data with SNOMED CT Mike Bainbridge Tutorial 740. Fundamentals of NLP Scalability and Optimization Thomas Ginter, Patrick Alba, Olga Patterson, Scott DuVall The Tutorial program is subject to change, please refer to online program or on-site note. Tutorials that have less the 15 attendees will be canceled. 68

70 Exhibition & Conference Floor Plan How to entry into the venue(1f) 69

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72 Sponsors & Exhibitors Sponsors & Exhibitors 02 DEFINING INFORMATICS EDUCATION SINCE 1997 UT Health School of Biomedical Informatics 7000 Fannin Suite 650 Houston, TX Tel.: Fax: Website: Stand 3F-01 Name of main exhibits of the company: Certificate in Biomedical Informatics, Masters in Biomedical Informatics PhD in Biomedical Informatic Company introduction: The mission of The University of Texas School of Biomedical Informatics (SBMI) is to educate future scientists and professionals in biomedical informatics and health information technology, conduct informatics research to improve health care and advance biomedical discovery and develop advanced informatics tools to solve problems in health care. 71

73 Sponsors & Exhibitors IOS Press Nieuwe Hemweg 6B Amsterdam The Netherlands, 1013 BG Tel.: Fax: Website: Stand 3F-02 Name of main exhibits of the company: Book series: Studies in Health Technology and Informatics Journals: Technology and Health Care Technology and Disability In Silico Biology International Journal of Risk and Safety in Medicine Company introduction: IOS Press is an international publishing house headquartered in Amsterdam, celebrating its 30th anniversary in IOS Press publishes high impact books and journals in life sciences and computer sciences. The prestigious book series Studies in Health Technology and Informatics (www. iospress.com/studies-in-health-technologyand-informatics) was started in 1990 to better serve the needs of medical informatics communities worldwide. The series covers health informatics, intelligent home technology, biomedical engineering and assistive technologies. The series has been accepted by MEDLINE/ PubMed, Scopus, EMCare, Book Citation Index - Science and Thomson Reuters Conference Proceedings Citation Index. All the volumes are available as ebooks at www. ebooks.iospress.com. Additionally, notable journals are Technology and Health Care (Impact Factor and Technology and Disability ( 72

74 MCO CONGRES Villa Gaby 285 Corniche Kennedy Marseille, France Tel.: Website: Stand 3F-03 Sponsors & Exhibitors Name of main exhibits of the company: MEDINFO 2019 Promotion LYON (FRANCE) Company introduction: Professional Congress Organizer In charge of the organization of MEDINFO IMIA Stand 3F-03 Company introduction: The International Medical Informatics Association is an independent organization established under Swiss law in IMIA was originally established in 1967 as Technical Committee 4 of the International Federation for Information Processing. In 1979, it evolved from a Special Interest Group of IFIP to its current status as a fully independent organization. IMIA continues to maintain its relationship with IFIP as an affiliate organization. IMIA also has close ties with the World Health Organization as a NGO (Non Government Organization), and with the International Federation of Health Information Management (IFHIMA). IMIA is also a Liaison A category organization in cooperation with ISO (ISO liaison). 73

75 Practical Information Practical Information Conference Opening Hours 21 August: 09:00-17:00 22 August: 08:30-19:45 23 August: 08:30-17:15 24 August: 08:30-16:30 25 August: 08:30-14:30 Exhibition Opening Hours 23 August: 08:30-17:00 24 August: 08:30-17:00 25 August: 08:30-14:00 Registration Opening Hours 21 August: 08:00-17:00 22 August: 08:00-17:30 23 August: 08:00-17:30 24 August: 08:00-17:30 25 August: 08:00-14:00 Social Event 22 August: 18:30 Opening reception at Hangzhou International EXPO Center 23 August: 18:00 Welcome reception at historic location 24 August: 18:00 Gala Dinner at Hangzhou International EXPO Center (Ticketed event available for purchase at Registration desk) Organizers Office You will find representatives from IMIA, SPC on the 4th Floor. LOC office is on the 2nd Floor. Speaker Ready Room Speaker ready room is on the 4th Floor. Opening time: August, 08:00-17:30 74

76 General Information General Information Badges For organizational and security reasons, your personal name badge must be worn at all times in the congress venue. Your badge is your entrance ticket to all sessions and to the exhibition. If you have booked Gala Dinner, please get your Gala Dinner ticket at the registration information desk with your badges. Accommodation Information Hotels available to MEDINFO 2017 s guests include Grand Parkray Hangzhou Hotel, North Star Hangzhou International EXPO Center Hotel and Hangzhou Blossom Tao Hotel. Grand Parkray Hangzhou Hotel Address: No.108 Shixin North Road, Xiaoshan District, Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province,China Exchange: (86) North Star Hangzhou International EXPO Center Hotel Address:No.353 Benjing Avenue, Xiaoshan District, Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province,China Exchange: (86) Hangzhou Blossom Tao Hotel Address:No.800 Minhe Road, Xiaoshan District, Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province,China Exchange: (86) Meal Information Your badge is your entrance ticket to the coffee-break area and lunch area. Coffee break will be served during the conference sessions. If delegates need extra Lunch Vouchers, you may spend USD 30 to buy a Lunch Voucher at the registration counter.(the number of Lunch vouchers is limited.) 21 August, Monday Lunch 12:00-13:00 Expo Center August Lunch 12:00-13:00 Plenary Hall - A, Floor 4, Expo Center 75

77 General Information Shuttle Bus Service Please follow the on-site billboard for details. Route 1: North Star Hangzhou International EXPO Center Hotel Hangzhou International Expo Center Route 2: Grand Parkray Hangzhou Hote Hangzhou Blossom Tao Hotel Hangzhou International Expo Center Transportation Driving Drive 20 min from Hangzhou Xiaoshan International Airport, passing through Airport Expwy and City Avenue. Drive 20 min from Hangzhou East Railway Station, passing through Xintang Rd, City Center North Rd and Benjing Avenue. Drive 15 min from Hangzhou Chengzhan Railway Station, passing through Qiushi Elevated Expwy, City Avenue and Bening Avenue. Drive 15 min from Xiaoshan Export of Hangzhou-Ningbo Expwy, passing through Hongning Rd and Benjing Avenue. Metro Take Line 2 and get off a Qianjing Century City Stn. Bus Take Bus 407/419 and get off at International Expo Center Stop. 76

78 Business Centre and Information Hangzhou International Expo Center Copying Service is located in the South Hall, on the Second Floor and can handle both large and small copy job. The official hotels can also accommodate the requirements relating to printing service. General Information Automatic Storage Locker There are some free automatic storage lockers beside Food Court on the 2nd floor in the Hangzhou International Expo Center. Relevant policy: if you use the automatic storage locker, the Hangzhou International Expo Center does not compensate any loss. Cancellation or Modification of the Congress session due to Force Majeure In case of force majeure, the MEDINFO2017 has the right to cancel or modify the Congress session without prior notice, however a notice of the occurrence shall be given by MEDINFO2017 as soon as reasonably possible. Force majeure shall mean any circumstance beyond the reasonable control of the MEDINFO2017 which prevents or impedes the holding of the Congress, including, but not limited to, government action, war or hostilities, or civil commotion, plague or other epidemic such as earthquake, flood, hurricane, cyclone, fire or other natural physical disaster, explosion, accident or breakdown, strike, lack of the usual means of transportation or terrorism. The MEDINFO2017 shall not be liable for any direct or indirect, incidental or consequential damages, losses, expenditures or any other inconveniences or costs caused by such modification or cancellation of the Congress session. Furthermore, registration fees will not be reimbursed by the MEDINFO2017. Climate The climate in Hangzhou is humid subtropical and in August it is usually very hot and humid. Daytime temperature ranges from 26 C to 36 C (78.8 F to 96.8 F ). Congress website Currency and Credit Card The currency in China is Renminbi(CNY). 670 CNY is approximately 100 USD. ATMs are available throughout Hangzhou. All major credit cards are accepted at most hotels, stores, cafes and restaurants. Some places might charge a fee when accepting foreign credit card as payment. 77

79 General Information Disclaimer The MEDINFO2017 cannot accept liability for injuries or losses of whatever nature incurred by participants and/or accompanying persons, nor for loss of or damage to their luggage and/ or personal belongings. Please check the validity of your travel insurance. All reasonable endeavors will be made to hold the MEDINFO2017 and to present its programme as scheduled under circumstances which assure the comfort and safety of all participants and accompanying persons. However, neither the MEDINFO2017 nor its committees, representatives or agents, shall be held liable by any person as a result of the cancellation of the MEDINFO2017 or of any of the arrangements, programmes or plans connected therewith, or for any injury, damage or inconvenience which may be suffered by any person while travelling to or from, or during such person s presence in China in connection with this Congress. Participants and accompanying persons are advised to purchase their own insurance against any such occurrences. Electricity China had 220 Volts, 50Hz current and uses oblique flat blades-grounded and vertical blades China type continental plugs. If you travel to China with a device that does not accept 220 Volts at 50 Hz, you will need a voltage converter. Emergencies If you have an emergency while you are in China, the following telephone numbers may be useful. 110, 120 and 119 are free calls. 110 may be used for all emergencies. It is the first number to call. Whether 119 or 120 is called depends on the situation. Emergency Numbers: Police (Calling) 110 Police (Text message) First-aid Ambulance 120 Fire

80 Hospital Information: THE SECOND AFFILIATED HOSPITAL ZHEJIANG UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE (RIVERSIDE CAMPUS) About 5.8 km, 11-minute taxi ride from the Hangzhou International Expo Center to the hospital Tel: (86) (Clinic) Address: 7F, Medical Building, 1511 Jianghong Rd., Binjiang District, Hangzhou Opening times: Monday Friday 8:00-12:00; 13:30-17:00 General Information Internet access Free wireless Internet will be available at the venue on the 2F-4F. Language The official language of the Congress is English. No simultaneous interpretation will be provided. Lost and Found Contact the registration information counter in case of personal belongings being lost or found. Belongings not picked up after the congress will be handed over to the Hangzhou International Expo Center. Photography It is not allowed to use flash if taking photographs during sessions. Videotaping or photographs in the exhibition area is forbidden without permission from the exhibiting company. Somking Policy The conference center is a smoke-free zone. Designated smoking areas will be set outside. Telephone Policy Please respect the congress policy and switch off your mobile phone in all session rooms. 79

81 General Information G20 Summit Experience Venue If you are interested in the activity, you may go to the registration information counter to reserve the ticket for G20 Summit Experience Venue. Visiting Route: The Greeting Area Main Convention Room Leader s Banquet Hall Sky Garden (About one hour) Fees Detail: ITEM RATE CONTENT Ticket For Adults Docent Service RMB 100 per person In Chinese RMB 200 per hour In English RMB 300 per hour In Japanese RMB 400 per hour (Reservation Required) Ticket for G20 Summit Experience Venue The Entire Trip Commentary Guide Service Hangzhou International Expo Center reserves the right of the explanation of the rates. The information is subject to change, please refer to on-site notice. LOC will reserve the ultimate explanation rights to this Guide. 80

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