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Deadline for abstract submission e-OBGYN meeting New York: September 10, 2005From: OBGYN.net Newsletter (newsletter@obgyn.net)Mon Aug 29 19:20:29 2005
E-OBGYN: A Symposium on Computer Applications in Women's Health CareIf you are unable to read HTML emails, please click here: http://www.obgyn.net/Update_Newsletter/E-OBGYN_Symposium2005-2.html E-OBGYN: A Symposium on Computer Applications in Women's Health Care November 4-6, 2005 Marriott Marquis at Times Square in New York, NY, USA sponsored by The Fetal Medicine Foundation of America Dear Colleagues, We would like to invite you to submit your papers for E-OBGYN: A Symposium on Computer Applications in Women's Health Care. The deadline for abstract submission e-OBGYN meeting New York: September 10, 2005 This weekend long symposium features an outstanding program of lectures, tutorials, discussion forums, free communications, commercial exhibits and other educational events focusing on medical informatics and information technology (IT) as it relates to women’s health. The program, speakers, and topics have been carefully selected to be of great educational value the computer-challenged as well as technophiles. The venue of the meeting is Marriott Marquis Hotel located on the Times Square in the heart of the New York City providing unsurpassed accessibility to all the best of New York; diverse shopping, fine restaurants and the famous Broadway nightlife. We hope you will join us for this informative and stimulating conference. Sean Blackwell MD ( USA) and Hans van der Slikke MD, PhD (The Netherlands), Program Co-chairmen Registration will be limited to 150 participants You may download the symposium brochure in PDF format (approx. 312 kb) Fee: a.. Registration after Aug 21, 2005 - $450 Accepted abstract presenters will be able to register at the reduced early registration fee ($ 350). Call for Abstracts Participants are invited to submit and present research findings, technical innovations, products or concepts related to medical informatics, imaging, bio-informatics, computerized medicine or any other aspect related to women's healthcare IT. Abstracts will be reviewed and accepted for either oral or poster presentations based on scientific merit, technical innovation, clinical application, or impact on the healthcare environment. We are currently negotiating with several publishers to include the accepted abstracts in a special supplement to the journal. We are also planning to either have a printed and/or online proceedings of the abstracts. The following dates are important for abstract submission: a.. Deadline for abstract submission: September 10, 2005 b.. Notifications of acceptance: September 25, 2005 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM Friday, November 4, 2005 CME: 6 hours Welcome and Introduction S. Blackwell, USA and J. W. van der Slikke, The Netherlands Past, present and future of information technology in OBGYN: A unique perspective R. Sokol, USA Lessons learned in large-scale deployments of new information technology: What to know before you start M. Lauria, USA The role of the Internet in the search for medical evidence J.W. van der Slikke, The Netherlands IT Boot camp I What does web-based mean? Understanding web-based, web-enabled, networked and local systems R. Blackwell, USA Computerization of prenatal ultrasound imaging L. Goncalves, USA The role of informatics in the prenatal assessment of chromosomal defects J. Espinoza, USA Innovative computer-based approaches to fetal monitoring L. Devoe, USA Special Workshop WIND: A Web-based clinical and research EMR S. & R. Blackwell, USA Saturday, November 5, 2005 CME: 6 hours Applying E-business principles to the medical office practice L. Glazerman, USA Streamlining clinical workflow with an Electronic Medical Record B. Bates, USA How to create a paperless OBGYN office for less than $1000 G. DeVore, USA OBGYN UpToDate: The role of technology in medical education R. Barbieri, USA IT Boot camp 2: Is it safe to correspond by e-mail with your patients? Guidelines and requirements for electronic communication with patients P. Ramsey, USA IT Security for the non-IT S. Dresen, USA Facilitating communities of practice through technology M. Fung Kee Fung, Canada Internet and Ethics in OBGYN A. Lapidus, Argentina Discussion Forum: Editors' experiences with online journals B. Benacerraf and D. Maulik, USA Sunday, November 6, 2005 CME: 4.5 hours Crash course in bio-informatics for the OBGYN S. Esplin, USA Computer modeling of the cervical biomechanics M. House, USA An interactive system for benchmarking obstetrical interventions O. Van Hemel, The Netherlands Initial experiences with the design and integration of fetal ultrasound databases from several medical centers I. Zador, USA Using artificial intelligence in gynecological practice B. Brenner, New Zealand Using Internet technologies to improve and simplify counseling about menopause N. Col, USA ReproMED: The application of information technology to clinical practice, education and research in Reproductive Medicine J. Jenkins, UK Trends in digital colposcopy C. Balas, Greece Contact us: Los Angeles office: Ivan Zador PhD, Executive Director Phone: 310-821-8441 ( 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM PST ) Fax: 323-456-0166 E-mail: fmfa@meetingpro.info Mailing address: Ivan Zador, PhD Fetal Medicine Foundation of America 6310 San Vicente Blvd. Suite 530 Los Angeles, CA 90048-5421 To remove your name from the OBGYN.net update service see: http://www.obgyn.net/english/forums/update.asp OBGYN.net, A service of MediSpecialty, Inc. 1050 George Street Suite 14L New Brunswick, NJ 08901
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