MEDNET 96 - EUROPEAN CONGRESS OF THE INTERNET IN MEDICIN

From: STEWART PRINGLE (100724.2333@CompuServe.COM)
Wed Jun 26 17:31:47 1996


I wondered if anyone on the list might be interested in this conference in the UK in September.

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Stewart Pringle
Glasgow, UK
100724.2333@compuserve.com

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From: "Frank Norman", INTERNET:fnorman@nimr.mrc.ac.uk

RE: MEDNET 96 - EUROPEAN CONGRESS OF THE INTERNET IN MEDICIN

Subject: MEDNET 96 - EUROPEAN CONGRESS OF THE INTERNET IN MEDICIN Reply-To: f-norman@nimr.mrc.ac.uk

This week is your last chance to submit an abstract for this conference. If you have an interesting project, service or idea then this is your opportunity to bring it to the attention of a wider audience.

CALL FOR PAPERS - ABSTRACT DEADLINE 1 JULY 1996

EUROPEAN CONGRESS OF THE INTERNET IN MEDICINE October 14-17, 1996 Brighton, United Kingdom

General Information:

MEDNET 96 is the European Congress of the Internet in Medicine. The aims of the conference are to bring together researchers, developers and users involved in the application of the Internet in medicine.

It will provide a forum for those interested in exploring the role of the Internet in medicine, to present research, discuss developments, attend tutorials, workshops and panel discussions.

The Congress will also feature a major commercial exhibition.

The Conference language will be English.

Contributions in the form of paper presentations, workshops, tutorials, posters on all areas where the Internet is exerting an influence on medicine and medical science.

Topics will include:

Access to Information Authoring Environments Business and Marketing Clinical and Non-Clinical Applications Commercial Use Digital Libraries Electronic Publishing Ethical Issues Information Policies and Management Medical Education Including Undergraduate and Continuing Network Standards Regulations and Politics Security Telemedicine Enhanced and Virtual Reality in Medicine

Call for Abstracts:

Authors are invited to submit abstracts of papers on any of the Congress topics of no more than 200 words for consideration by the Scientific and Technical Committee. Abstracts that may be submitted for consideration include those that have not previously been published in another forum, or are not currently being published or reviewed by another journal or conference.

All abstracts will be refereed for quality and originality. The Committee reserves the right to accept the abstract as a paper or poster presentation.

All accepted abstracts will be published on CD ROM and in a conference supplement to the Journal of Medical Informatics. In addition, outstanding papers will be invited for publication in full in the Journal of Medical Informatics. Further papers will be invited for publication in Automedica.

Abstracts intended for submission should be submitted using the appropriate submission form via the MEDNET World-Wide-Web site:

http://www.mednet.org.uk/mednet/mednet.htm

The deadline for submission of abstracts is 1 July 1996.

For further details e-mail: info@mednet.org.uk

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Frank Norman National Institute for Medical Research Deputy Librarian The Ridgeway, Mill Hill London NW7 1AA tel 0181 959 3666 ext 2380 UK fax 0181 913 8534 email fnorman@nimr.mrc.ac.uk





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