21. MIE 2008: Gothenburg, Sweden

1. Bioinformatics

• Alberto Anguita, Luis Martín, José Crespo, Manolis Tsiknakis:
  An Ontology Based Method to Solve Query Identifier Heterogeneity in Post-Genomic Clinical Trials. 3-8
  
• Elena Beisswanger, Vivian Lee, Jung-jae Kim, Dietrich Rebholz-Schuhmann, Andrea Splendiani, Olivier Dameron, Stefan Schulz, Udo Hahn:
  Gene Regulation Ontology (GRO): Design Principles and Use Cases. 9-14
  
• Joanne Callen, Jeffrey Braithwaite, Johanna I. Westbrook:
  Differences in Doctors' and Nurses' Assessments of Hospital Culture and their Views about Computerised Order Entry Systems. 15-20
  
• Gilles Cohen, Hugo Sax, Antoine Geissbühler:
  Novelty Detection using One-class Parzen Density Estimator. An Application to Surveillance of Nosocomial Infections. 21-26
  
• Andrew S. Kanter, Amy Y. Wang, Fred E. Masarie Jr., Frank Naeymi-Rad, Charles Safran:
  Interface Terminologies: Bridging the Gap between Theory and Reality for Africa. 27-32
  
• Gaétan Kerdelhué, Benoît Thirion, Badisse Dahamna, Stéfan Jacques Darmoni:
  Cataloguing and displaying Web feeds from French language health sites: a Web 2.0 add-on to a health gateway. 33-38
  
• Mona Laila, Vincent Rialle, Lydie Nicolas, Catherine Duguay, Alain Franco:
  Videophones for the delivery of home healthcare in oncology. 39-44
  
• Guillermo López-Campos, Victoria López-Alonso, Fernando Martín-Sánchez:
  Addressing the Biomedical Informatics Needs of a Microarray Laboratory in a Clinical Microbiology Context. 45-50
  
• Claude Messiaen, Loïc Le Mignot, Ana Rath, Jean-Baptiste Richard, Eric Dufour, Mohamed Ben Saïd, Jean Philippe Jais, Alain Verloes, Martine Le Merrer, Christine Bodemer, Geneviève Baujat, Marion Gerard-Blanluet, Eva Bourdon-Lanoy, Rémi Salomon, Ségolène Ayme, Paul Landais:
  CEMARA: a Web Dynamic Application Within a N-tier Architecture for Rare Diseases. 51-56
  
• Cornelia M. Ruland, Haakon Bryhni, Roar Andersen, Tore Bryhni:
  Developing a Shared Electronic Health Record for Patients and Clinicians. 57-62
  
• Rainer Röhrig, E. J. Niczko, H. Beuteführ, Sebastian Böttger, J. Klasen, R. Füssle, B. Hartmann:
  Examination of computer assisted prescribing of an initial calculated antibiotic treatment. 63-68
  

2. Consumer and Home Based eHealth

• Veronika Brezinka:
  Treasure Hunt - a serious game to support psychotherapeutic treatment of children. 71-76
  
• Jurgen Broeren, Ann Bjorkdahl, Lisbeth Claesson, Daniel Goude, Åsa Lundgren-Nilsson, Hans Samuelsson, Christian Blomstrand, Katharina Stibrant Sunnerhagen, Martin Rydmark:
  Virtual Rehabilitation after Stroke. 77-82
  
• Tatjana M. Burkow, Lars Kristian Vognild, Trine Krogstad, Njål T. Borch, Geir Østengen, Astrid Bratvold, Marijke Jongsma Risberg:
  An Easy to Use and Affordable Home-Based Personal eHealth System for Chronic Disease Management Based on Free Open Source Software. 83-88
  
• Louise Deléger, Pierre Zweigenbaum:
  Aligning Lay and Specialized Passages in Comparable Medical Corpora. 89-94
  
• Karina Gibert, Aïda Valls, David Riaño:
  Knowledge Engineering as a support for building an Actor Profile Ontology for Integrating Home-Care Systems. 95-100
  
• Leili Lind:
  Evaluation of the Use of Digital Pens for Pain Assessment in Palliative Home Healthcare. 101-106
  
• Ståle Walderhaug, Erlend Stav, Marius Mikalsen:
  Reusing Models of Actors and Services in Smart Homecare to Improve Sustainability. 107-112
  
• Eirik Årsand, Odd-Arne Olsen, Ragnhild Varmedal, Willy Mortensen, Gunnar Hartvigsen:
  A System for Monitoring Physical Activity Data Among People with Type 2 Diabetes. 113-118
  

3. Decision Support and Knowledge Management

• Klaus-Peter Adlassnig, Andrea Rappelsberger:
  Medical Knowledge Packages and their Integration into Health-Care Information Systems and the World Wide Web. 121-126
  
• Leila Ahmadian, Ronald Cornet, Wilton A. van Klei, Nicolette de Keizer:
  Diversity in preoperative-Assessment Data Collection, a Literature Review. 127-132
  
• Carl-Fredrik Bassøe:
  Representing Health, Disorder and their Transitions by Digraphs. 133-138
  
• Jacques Bouaud, Brigitte Séroussi:
  Characterizing the Dimensions of Clinical Practice Guideline Evolution. 139-144
  
• Abdelali Boussadi, Cédric Bousquet, Brigitte Sabatier, Isabelle Colombet, Patrice Degoulet:
  Specification of business rules for the development of hospital alarm system: application to the pharmaceutical validation. 145-150
  
• David Buchtela, Jan Peleska, Arnost Veselý, Jana Zvárová, Miroslav Zvolský:
  Formalization of Clinical Practice Guidelines. 151-156
  
• Örjan Dahlström, Toomas Timpka, Ursula Hass, Thomas Skogh, Ingrid Thyberg:
  A Simple Method for Heuristic Modeling of Expert Knowledge in Chronic Disease: Identification of Prognostic Subgroups in Rheumatology. 157-162
  
• Guillermo de la Calle, Miguel García-Remesal, Victor Maojo:
  A Method for Indexing Biomedical Resources over the Internet. 163-168
  
• Krista Elvidge:
  Improving Pain & Symptom Management for Advanced Cancer Patients with a Clinical Decision Support System. 169-174
  
• Göran Falkman, Marie Gustafsson, Olof Torgersson, Mats Jontell:
  Collaboration Patterns in an Online Community of Practice in Oral Medicine. 175-180
  
• Joanna Fursse, Malcolm Clarke, Russell Jones, Sneh Khemka, Genevieve Findlay:
  An Automated Personalised Intervention Algorithm for Remote Patient Monitoring. 181-186
  
• Stefan Gindl, Katharina Kaiser, Silvia Miksch:
  Syntactical Negation Detection in Clinical Practice Guidelines. 187-192
  
• Rick Goud, Monique W. M. Jaspers, Arie Hasman, Niels Peek:
  Subjective usability of the CARDSS guideline-based decision support system. 193-198
  
• Ines Jilani, Natalia Grabar, Pierre Meneton, Marie-Christine Jaulent:
  Assessment of Biomedical Knowledge According to Confidence Criteria. 199-204
  
• Michel Joubert, Stéfan Jacques Darmoni, Paul Avillach, Badisse Dahamna, Marius Fieschi:
  Using Knowledge for Indexing Health Web Resources in a Quality-Controlled Gateway. 205-210
  
• Martti Juhola:
  On Machine Learning Classification of Otoneurological Data. 211-216
  
• Dimitrios Kokkinakis:
  Semantic Relation Mining of Solid Compounds in Medical Corpora. 217-222
  
• Jean-Baptiste Lamy, Anis Ellini, Vahid Ebrahiminia, Jean-Daniel Zucker, Hector Falcoff, Alain Venot:
  Use of the C4.5 machine learning algorithm to test a clinical guideline-based decision support system. 223-228
  
• Martin Lang, Thomas Bürkle, Susanne Laumann, Hans-Ulrich Prokosch:
  Process Mining for Clinical Workflows: Challenges and Current Limitations. 229-234
  
• Tayeb Merabti, Suzanne Pereira, Catherine Letord, Thierry Lecroq, Michel Joubert, Badisse Dahamna, Stéfan Jacques Darmoni:
  Searching Related Resources in a Quality Controlled Health Gateway: a Feasibility Study. 235-240
  
• Pericles A. Mitkas, Vassilis Koutkias, Andreas L. Symeonidis, Manolis Falelakis, Christos Diou, Irini Lekka, Anastasios Delopoulos, Theodoros Agorastos, Nicos Maglaveras:
  Association Studies on Cervical Cancer Facilitated by Inference and Semantic Technologies: The Assist Approach. 241-246
  
• Anders Lassen Nielsen, Helmer Hilwig, Niranjan Kissoon, Surujpal Teelucksingh:
  Discrete event simulation as a tool in optimization of a professional complex adaptive system. 247-252
  
• Adrian Pearl, Raphael Bar-Or, David Bar-Or:
  An Artificial Neural Network Derived Trauma Outcome Prediction Score as an Aid to Triage for Non-Clinicians. 253-258
  
• Rainer Schmidt, Olga Vorobieva:
  Case-Based Reasoning to Explain Medical Model Exceptions. 259-264
  
• Michael A. Shifrin, Eva I. Kasparova:
  Diagnostic Games: from Adequate Formalization of Clinical Experience to Structure Discovery. 265-270
  
• Klaske van Vuurden, Gunnar Hartvigsen, Johan Gustav Bellika:
  Disease outbreak detection through clique covering on a weighted ICPC-coded graph. 271-276
  

4. Evaluation

• Thomas Bürkle, Alexander Beisig, Marion Ganslmayer, Hans-Ulrich Prokosch:
  A Randomized Controlled Trial to Evaluate an Electronic Scoring Tool in the ICU. 279-284
  
• Stylianos Daskalakis, John Mantas:
  Evaluating the impact of a service-oriented framework for healthcare interoperability. 285-290
  
• Andrew Georgiou, Wendy Morse, Wyndham Timmins, Sangeeta Ray, Johanna I. Westbrook:
  The use of performance metrics to monitor the impact of CPOE on pathology laboratory services. 291-296
  
• Wen-Chin Hsu, Peter A. Bath:
  Development of a patient-oriented tool for evaluating the quality of breast cancer information on the Internet. 297-302
  
• Monique W. M. Jaspers, Linda W. P. Peute, Arnaud Lauteslager, Piet J. M. Bakker:
  Pre-Post Evaluation of Physicians' Satisfaction with a Redesigned Electronic Medical Record System. 303-308
  
• Reza Khajouei, Monique W. M. Jaspers:
  CPOE System Design Aspects and Their Qualitative Effect on Usability. 309-314
  
• Helena Lindgren:
  Decision Support System Supporting Clinical Reasoning Process - an Evaluation Study in Dementia Care. 315-320
  
• Zahra Niazkhani, Habibollah Pirnejad, Antoinette de Bont, Jos Aarts:
  Evaluating Inter-Professional Work Support by a Computerized Physician Order Entry (CPOE) System. 321-326
  
• Linda W. P. Peute, Richard Spithoven, Piet J. M. Bakker, Monique W. M. Jaspers:
  Usability Studies on Interactive Health Information Systems; Where Do We Stand? 327-332
  
• Dennis Säring, Jatin Relan, Michael Groth, Kai Müllerleile, Heinz Handels:
  Combination of Short- and Longaxis MR Image Sequences for the 3D Segmentation of the Left Ventricle. 333-338
  
• Massoud Toussi, Vahid Ebrahiminia, Philippe Le Toumelin, Régis Cohen, Alain Venot:
  An automated method for analyzing adherence to therapeutic guidelines: Application in Diabetes. 339-344
  
• Johanna I. Westbrook, Andrew Georgiou, Marilyn I. Rob:
  Computerised Order Entry Systems: Sustained Impact on Laboratory Efficiency and Mortality Rates? 345-350
  

5. Health Information Systems Including EHR

• Knut Bernstein, Ulrich Andersen:
  Managing Care Pathways combining SNOMED CT, Archetypes and an Electronic Guideline System. 353-358
  
• Bernd Blobel, Peter Pharow:
  Analysis and Evaluation of EHR Approaches. 359-364
  
• Taxiarchis Botsis, Ole K. Hejlesen, Johan Gustav Bellika, Gunnar Hartvigsen:
  Electronic Disease Surveillance for Sensitive Population Groups - The Diabetics Case Study. 365-370
  
• Berit Brattheim, Andreas R. Seim, Arild Faxvaag:
  Clinical Processes in an Innovative Vascular Surgeon Community. Implications for Workflow Modeling. 371-376
  
• David Buchtela, Jan Peleska, Miroslav Zvolský, Jana Zvárová:
  Medical Knowledge Representation System. 377-382
  
• Ronald Buyl, Marc Nyssen:
  An electronic registry for physiotherapists in Belgium. 383-388
  
• Keld Bødker, Maren Fich Granlien:
  Computer Support for Shared Care of Diabetes: Findings from a Danish Case. 389-394
  
• Lino Carrajo, Ángel Penas, Rubén Melcón, Fco. Javier González, Eduardo Couto:
  From Documents on Paper to Electronic Medical Records. 395-400
  
• Rong Chen, Sebastian Garde, Thomas Beale, Mikael Nyström, Daniel Karlsson, Gunnar O. Klein, Hans Åhlfeldt:
  An Archetype-based Testing Framework. 401-406
  
• Sarah Cruchet, Arnaud Gaudinat, Célia Boyer:
  Supervised Approach to Recognize Question Type in a QA System for Health. 407-412
  
• Nathalie Degardin-Capon, Nathalie Bricon-Souf, Marie-Catherine Beuscart-Zéphir, Régis Beuscart:
  Group Decision Support System applied to the medical pluri-disciplinary decision group: Usability and Efficacy. 413-418
  
• Maren Fich Granlien, Morten Hertzum, Jette Gudmundsen:
  The Gap between Actual and Mandated Use of an Electronic Medication Record Three Years after Deployment. 419-424
  
• Walter Gall, Wilfried Grossmann, Georg Duftschmid, Thomas Wrba, Wolfgang Dorda:
  Analysis of EHRs for research, quality management and health politics. 425-430
  
• Vigdis Heimly:
  Consent-based Access to Core EHR Information: the SUMO-project. 431-436
  
• Christian Dominik Kohl, Sebastian Garde, Petra Knaup:
  Facilitating the openEHR approach - organizational structures for defining high-quality archetypes. 437-442
  
• Henriette Mabeck:
  Implementation of an electronic medication system and disregarded power of the record. 443-448
  
• Maik Plischke, Michael Marschollek, Klaus-Hendrik Wolf, Reinhold Haux, Uwe Tegtbur:
  cyberMarathon - increasing physical activity using health-enabling technologies. 449-454
  
• Delphine Rossille, Anita Burgun, Céline Pangault-Lorho, Thierry Fest:
  Integrating clinical, gene expression, protein expression and preanalytical data for in silico cancer research. 455-460
  
• Samrend Saboor, Elske Ammenwerth:
  Developing a taxonomy of communication errors in heterogeneous information systems. 461-466
  
• Lina Fatima Soualmia, Badisse Dahamna, Stéfan Jacques Darmoni:
  Mining Knowledge from Corpora: an Application to Retrieval and Indexing. 467-472
  
• Stephan Spat, Bruno Cadonna, Ivo Rakovac, Christian Gütl, Hubert Leitner, Günther Stark, Peter Beck:
  Enhanced Information Retrieval from Narrative German-language Clinical Text Documents using Automated Document Classification. 473-478
  
• Jürgen Stausberg, Abdelouahid Azaouagh:
  Frequency of hospital-acquired pneumonia in electronic and paper-based patient record. 479-483
  
• Ton van Deursen, Paul Koster, Milan Petkovic:
  Reliable Personal Health Records. 484-489
  
• Ming Chao Wong, Paul Turner, Kwang Chien Yee:
  Involving Clinicians in the Development of an Electronic Clinical Handover System - Thinking Systems Not Just Technology. 490-495
  
• Kwang Chien Yee, Erin Miils, Caroline Airey:
  Perfect Match? Generation Y as Change Agents for Information Communication Technology Implementation in Healthcare. 496-501
  

6. Human-Computer Interaction & Imaging

• Elizabeth M. Borycki, Louise Lemieux-Charles:
  Does a Hybrid Electronic-Paper Environment Impact on Health Professional Information Seeking? 505-510
  
• María José González Sánchez, José Manuel Framiñán Torres, Carlos Luis Parra Calderón, Juan Antonio Del Río Ortega, Eduardo Vigil Martín, Jaime Nieto Cervera:
  Application of Business Process Management to drive the deployment of a speech recognition system in a healthcare organization. 511-516
  
• Andrej Luneski, Panagiotis D. Bamidis, Madga Hitoglou-Antoniadou:
  Affective Computing and Medical Informatics: State Of The Art in Emotion-Aware Medical Applications. 517-522
  
• Henning Müller, Jayashree Kalpathy-Cramer, William R. Hersh, Antoine Geissbühler:
  Using Medline Queries to Generate Image Retrieval Tasks for Benchmarking. 523-528
  
• Miroslav Nagy, Petr Hanzlícek, Jana Zvárová, Tatjana Dostálová, Michaela Seydlova, Radim Hippman, Lubos Smídl, Jan Trmal, Josef Psutka:
  Voice-controlled Data Entry in Dental Electronic Health Record. 529-534
  
• Bernt Ivar Olsen, Sanjaya Babu Dhakal, Odd Petter Eldevik, Per Hasvold, Gunnar Hartvigsen:
  A Large, High Resolution Tiled Display for Medical Use: Experiences from Prototyping of a Radiology Scenario. 535-540
  
• Dag Svanæs, Anita Das, Ole Andreas Alsos:
  The Contextual Nature of Usability and its Relevance to Medical Informatics. 541-546
  
• Adrien Ugon, Carole Philippe, Slawomir Pietrasz, Jean-Gabriel Ganascia, Pierre P. Lévy:
  OPTISAS a new method to analyse patients with Sleep Apnea Syndrome. 547-552
  

7. Learning, Modelling and Simulation

• Karen L. Courtney, Sara Stewart, Mihail Popescu, Linda K. Goodwin:
  Predictors of Preterm Birth in Birth Certificate Data. 555-560
  
• Raul Florin Horhat, Gheorghe I. Mihalas, Mihaela Neamtu:
  The p53 Network Modeling - Current State and Future Prospects. 561-566
  
• André Kushniruk, Elizabeth M. Borycki, Shigeki Kuwata, H. Watanabe:
  Using a Low-Cost Simulation Approach for Assessing the Impact of a Medication Administration System on Workflow. 567-572
  
• Ronny Mans, Helen Schonenberg, Giorgio Leonardi, Silvia Panzarasa, Anna Cavallini, Silvana Quaglini, Wil M. P. van der Aalst:
  Process Mining Techniques: an Application to Stroke Care. 573-578
  
• M. Cristina Mazzoleni, Carla Rognoni, Enrico Finozzi, Ines Giorgi, Franco Pugliese, Marco Pagani, Marcello Imbriani:
  Development of an E-learning System for Occupational Medicine: Usability Issues. 579-584
  
• Wataru Ohashi, Hiroshi Mizushima, Hiroshi Tanaka:
  Economic Advantage of Pharmacogenomics - Clinical Trials with Genetic Information. 585-590
  
• Jean M. Roberts:
  Recognising e-Health as Part of a Cohesive Professional Community. 591-596
  
• Isabella Scandurra, Maria Hägglund, Sabine Koch:
  Application of the Multi-disciplinary Thematic Seminar Method in two Homecare Cases - A comparative study. 597-602
  

8. National eHealth Roadmaps, Cross-Border Applications and Organisational Strategies

• Sahar Bayat, Marc Cuggia, Michel Kessler, Serge Briançon, Pierre Le Beux, Luc Frimat:
  Modelling access to renal transplantation waiting list in a French healthcare network using a Bayesian method. 605-610
  
• Jytte Brender, Peter McNair:
  Evaluation of Robustness of a User Requirements Specification Approach in a Purchase Context, a LIS Case Study. 611-616
  
• Edgar Glück, Roald Bergstrøm, Ole-Fredrik Melleby, Jessica Gabin:
  A Vision for the Use of ICT by Norwegian Healthcare in 2012. 617-622
  
• Nils Hellrung, Nathalie Gusew, Martin Willkomm, Reinhold Haux:
  IT-based Information Management in Health Care Networks: the MedoCom Approach. 623-628
  
• Claudia Hildebrand, Peter Pharow, Bernd Blobel:
  The Role of Patients and their Health Cards in Integrated eHealth Environments. 629-634
  
• Pierre Lewalle, Jean Marie Rodrigues, Pieter E. Zanstra, Bedirhan Ustun, Dipak Kalra, György Surján, Alan L. Rector, Veli N. Stroetmann, Martti Virtanen:
  A Deployment and Research Roadmap for Semantic Interoperability: the EU SemanticHEALTH project. 635-640
  
• Christian Lovis, Dirk Colaert, Veli N. Stroetmann:
  DebugIT for Patient Safety - Improving the Treatment with Antibiotics through Multimedia Data Mining of Heterogeneous Clinical Data. 641-646
  
• Julia Salleron, Alain Duhamel, Charles Sulman, Valérie Deken, Régis Beuscart:
  Study on urban healthcare consumption in northern France. 647-652
  
• Stergiani Spyrou, Dimitrios Vartzopoulos, Panagiotis D. Bamidis, Nicos Maglaveras:
  Cross-Border collaboration between Greece and FYROM: Mobile Healthcare Provision. 653-658
  

9. Privacy and Security

• Petros Belsis, Dimitris Vassis, Christos Skourlas, Grammati E. Pantziou:
  Secure dissemination of electronic healthcare records in distributed wireless environments. 661-666
  
• Gouenou Coatrieux, Catherine Quantin, Julien Montagner, Maniane Fassa, François-André Allaert, Christian Roux:
  Watermarking Medical Images with Anonymous Patient Identification to Verify Authenticity. 667-672
  
• Matthias Herbst, Christoph Busch, Peter Pharow, Bernd Blobel:
  Empowerment of Health Professionals: How High Level Security Education Can Raise Awareness and Confidence. 673-678
  
• Vassiliki Koufi, George Vassilacopoulos:
  Context-Aware Access Control for Pervasive Access to Process-Based Healthcare Systems. 679-684
  
• Nathan Lea, Stephen Hailes, Tony Austin, Dipak Kalra:
  Knowledge Management for the Protection of Information in Electronic Medical Records. 685-690
  
• Thomas Neubauer, Bernhard Riedl:
  Improving Patients Privacy with Pseudonymization. 691-696
  
• Peter Pharow, Bernd Blobel:
  Mobile Health Requires Mobile Security: Challenges, Solutions, and Standardization. 697-702
  
• Lillian Røstad, Øystein Nytrø:
  Towards Dynamic Access Control for Healthcare Information Systems. 703-708
  
• Mario Savastano, Asbjorn Hovsto, Peter Pharow, Bernd Blobel:
  Security, Safety, and Related Technology - The Triangle of eHealth Service Provision. 709-714
  

10. Standardization

• Malcolm Clarke:
  Developing a Standard for Personal Health Devices based on 11073. 717-722
  
• Timo Itälä, Jari Ukkola, Aino Virtanen, Juha Mykkänen:
  SOA approach for integration of departmental systems. 723-728
  
• Karin Kajbjer:
  Procurement of prescriber support systems. 729-734
  
• Diego M. Lopez, Bernd G. M. E. Blobel:
  Enhanced Semantic Interpretability by HealthCare Standards Profiling. 735-740
  
• Thomas H. Müller:
  Reconciling Data Structures in Health Information Systems for Research in a European Clinical Registry. 741-746
  
• D. Papakonstantinou, Flora Malamateniou, George Vassilacopoulos:
  Using ESB and BPEL for evolving healthcare systems towards SOA. 747-752
  
• Mattias Pettersson, Jenny Wihlborg, Rikard Lövström, Erik Sundvall, Mikael Nyström, Daniel Karlsson:
  Systematizing medical alerts. 753-758
  
• Amanda Ryan, Peter W. Eklund:
  A Framework for Semantic Interoperability in Healthcare: A Service Oriented Architecture based on Health Informatics Standards. 759-764
  
• Rui Gomes, Luís Velez Lapão:
  The Adoption of IT Security Standards in a Healthcare Environment. 765-770
  
• Florian Wozak, Elske Ammenwerth, Alexander Hörbst, Peter Sögner, Richard Mair, Thomas Schabetsberger:
  IHE based Interoperability - Benefits and Challenges. 771-776
  

11. Terminology and Ontology

• Ferishta Bakhshi-Raiez, Ronald Cornet, Nicolette de Keizer:
  Cross-Mapping APACHE IV "Reasons for Intensive Care Admission" Classification to SNOMED CT. 779-784
  
• Ronald Cornet:
  Do SNOMED CT Relationships Qualify? 785-790
  
• Kerstin Denecke:
  Enhancing Knowledge Representations by Ontological Relations. 791-796
  
• Peter L. Elkin, Steven H. Brown, E. Andrew Balas, Zelalem Temesgen, Dietlind Wahner-Roedler, David Froehling, Mark Liebow, Brett E. Trusko, S. Trent Rosenbloom, Greg Poland:
  Biosurveillance Evaluation of SNOMED CT's Terminology (BEST Trial): Coverage of Chief Complaints. 797-802
  
• Alexander Estacio-Moreno, Yannick Toussaint, Cédric Bousquet:
  Mining for Adverse Drug Events with Formal Concept Analysis. 803-808
  
• Natalia Grabar, Paul-Christophe Varoutas, Philippe Rizand, Alain Livartowski, Thierry Hamon:
  Automatic acquisition of synonyms from French UMLS for enhanced search of EHRs. 809-814
  
• André Happe, Marc Cuggia, Bruno Turlin, Pierre Le Beux:
  Design of an automatic coding algorithm for a multi-axial classification in pathology. 815-820
  
• Gergely Héja, Péter Varga, György Surján:
  Design principles of DOLCE-based formal representation of ICD10. 821-826
  
• Josef Ingenerf, Thomas Beisiegel:
  A Version Management System for SNOMED CT. 827-832
  
• Andrew G. James, Kent A. Spackman:
  Representation of disorders of the newborn infant by SNOMED CT®. 833-838
  
• Diana Lungeanu, Daniela Zaharie, Stefan Holban, Elena Bernad, Maria Bari, Rodica Noaghiu:
  Exploratory Analysis of Medical Coding Practices: the Relevance of Reported Data Quality in Obstetrics-Gynaecology. 839-844
  
• Philippe Massari, Suzanne Pereira, Benoît Thirion, A. Derville, Stéfan Jacques Darmoni:
  Use Of Super-Concepts To Customize Electronic Medical Records Data Display. 845-850
  
• Marin Prcela, Dragan Gamberger, Alan Jovic:
  Semantic Web Ontology Utilization for Heart Failure Expert System Design. 851-856
  
• Jean Marie Rodrigues, Anand Kumar, Cédric Bousquet, Béatrice Trombert:
  Standards and Biomedical Terminologies: the CEN TC 251 and ISO TC 215 Categorial Structures. A step towards increased interoperability. 857-862
  
• Stefan Schulz, Martin Boeker, Holger Stenzhorn:
  How Granularity Issues Concern Biomedical Ontology Integration. 863-868
  
• György Surján:
  Dichotomy - a forgotten ancient principle. 869-874
  

12. Doctoral Consortia Papers

• Ole Andreas Alsos:
  Attention and usability issues in mobile health information systems at point-of-care. 877-878
  
• Feng Gao:
  Reconstructing Clinical Events by Interpreting NICU Monitoring Data. 879-880
  
• Zahra Niazkhani:
  Evaluating the Impact of CPOE Systems on Medical Workflow: a Mixed Method Study. 881-882