HELINA 2021 CALL FOR PAPERS


When

June 30, 2021 to June 30, 2021 |


Where

Kampala, Uganda


Event details

The main theme for the Conference was inspired by the Covid-19 pandemic and the role that digital health technologies play in such public health emergencies and particularly, their increasing adoption and use during the current pandemic. The conference will also focus on digital solutions in routine care and the role of digital health in supporting continuity of care in a pandemic such as Covid-19.

The organizers of the conference welcome original presentations in the following categories: Full research papers; Work in progress papers; or Case study/experience presentations.  

Important Dates

  • Abstract registration deadline: June 30, 2021
  • Poster/Paper submission deadline: June 30, 2021
  • Conference dates: 18th – 22nd, October 2021

Papers may be submitted in English or French and full research papers should not have been submitted to other conferences or journals. Submissions exceeding the maximum page length specified above will be rejected immediately without review. For an accepted submission to be published, at least one of the authors must register for the conference and present the accepted paper.  

The HELINA 2020/21 online paper submission system on https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=helina2021 must be used. The paper submission template found on the website, provides detailed instructions for authors aligned with the Uniform Requirements for Manuscripts to Biomedical Journals (ICMJE | Recommendations | Preparing a Manuscript for Submission to a Medical Journal).

List of Topics

  • Digital health initiatives and implementations for public health emergencies, clinical care and surveillance
  • Maturity models, approaches and assessment tools for digital health evaluation
  • Community-level digital health solutions in public health emergencies
  • Health information exchange: Open standards, interoperability, data privacy and security, ethical considerations, policy & governance issues including legal and regulatory.
  • Open Source Software in healthcare delivery, surveillance and public health emergencies
  • eLearning and digital health training for capacity building
  • Innovations for remote patient monitoring and care (Telemedicine)
  • Data science: big data and analytics in healthcare, surveillance and public health emergencies


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Contact details

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Email: secretary@kehia.org

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