-------- Original-Nachricht -------- Betreff: [isworld] Second CFP - Innovation in Health Information Systems Datum: Mon, 15 Dec 2008 23:25:29 -0500 Von: Rosemary Stockdale r.j.stockdale@massey.ac.nz Antwort an: Rosemary Stockdale r.j.stockdale@massey.ac.nz An: AISWORLD Information Systems World Network isworld@lyris.isworld.org

Second Call for Papers � A Special Issue of Journal of Systems and Information Technology on Innovation in Health Information Systems

GUEST EDITORS

Dr Rosemary Stockdale, Massey University, New Zealand r.j.stockdale@massey.ac.nz

Dr Karen Day, University of Auckland, New Zealand k.day@auckland.ac.nz

MOTIVATION AND OVERVIEW

Healthcare delivery in the 21st century faces significant challenges as demand for more and improved services continues to grow. Ageing populations, the escalating incidence of chronic disease and higher expectations of health all contribute to increasing pressure on health services. The advantages of using Information Technology to provide much needed efficiencies within the health sector have long been recognised. Although adoption and use of such technologies has often been slow and piecemeal there have been significant advances and increasing maturity in e-health applications. The coming of age of Health Information Systems brings new challenges with the need to shift the focus towards dealing with the range of issues that e-health has produced such as interoperability, standards and innovation. Diminishing resources and increasing demands across the health sector require greater diffusion of new innovations so that the potential of both new and existing applications is fully realised. The path to IT maturity requires that mission critical systems become embedded in every day work practices and new innovations are widely adopted in a sustainable and effective manner. In addition, advances in newer technologies are adding more opportunities to develop innovative ways to improve the delivery of healthcare. Research in this area has reached a new and exciting stage and the proposed special issue invites theoretical or empirical research contributions that focus on innovations in Health Information systems. Topics include but are not limited to:

- The use of emerging technologies to increase efficiencies for both health professionals and for non-clinical applications that support health services. - New models for improving communication between healthcare stakeholders - Electronic health records - Development of systems to enhance primary healthcare - Uses of IT to improve clinicians� work processes - IS to improve patient empowerment and increase self management - Challenges for change management and leadership

IMPORTANT DATES

16th February 2009 Due date for full paper submission

13th April 2009 Notification of acceptance

22th May 2009 Due date for Camera Ready Copy

To be published in Issue 3 2009 September.

SUBMISSION INSTRUCTIONS

Please submit your original manuscript to r.j.stockdale@massey.ac.nz following the author guidelines available on the JOSIT website at: http://info.emeraldinsight.com/products/journals/journals.htm?PHPSESSID=lije...

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