Date of Update: June 18, 2007

Healthcom/HL7 AP/IPv6 Summit Joint Conference Program

Intructions to Poster Paper Presenting Authors
1.Poster Specification: size:A0 ( 84cm x 118cm) on a Poster stand(size 100 cm x 250cm )
2.Poster Placement:Posters are brought to the congress by the presenter and presented per the program, ie the allocated day and session. Please place your poster under the P# described in the program. On the day of your session please go to the second floor, Room 202 place you poster on the correct P# position of the poster stand. 
3.Poster discussion: A moderator will be assigned to direct the discussion of each poster session(30min).  Each poster paper has 5 minutes presentaiton following by 2 minutes  discussion.   You may use your laptop as well.    Your poster is to be removed at the end of the day.

Important Notice for Author to Prepare Final Paper(Camera-ready)
All the accepted papers will be published in the proceedings and indexed in EI (and the IEEE Xplore database). The authors must follow the author instruction on the IEEE Conference eXpress web site, and upload the camera-ready final paper and IEEE copyright form before the April 30 due date. The URL is http://www.ieee.org/conferencepublishing, and the conference ID is healthcom07.

The desirable length of final paper is 6 pages for oral presentation and 4 pages for poster presentation.  Please notice that AT LEAST ONE PRESENTER FROM EACH PAPER MUST REGISTER for his/her paper to be included in the Program and the Proceedings. Without confirmation on participation, the papers will be withdrawn.

Deadline of Author Registration May 13, 2007(Extended)
Deadline of Early Registration May 20, 2007
Camera-ready Papers Due  May 13, 2007 (Extended)

Best Paper Awards

The International Program Committee will select the best research paper and the best young scientist (student) paper for awards.

Announcement of Joint Events : u-Heatlh Taiwan

The Ninth International Conference on e-Health Networking, Application & Services (Healthcom2007) is a forum that brings together people from academia, research, governments and industry, 0069ncluding clinicians, hospital administrators,software developers, researchers, educators, healthcare system vendors, and consultants to discuss emerging challenges and solutions for e-Health in the world. It has also become a forum for discussions on related topics in world bodies, such asITU, WHO and APEC especially about the Ubiquitous Healthcare Initiative for Ageing Societies. Healthcom was successfully held in Sydney, Australia in 1999 and 2000,L’Aquila, Italy in 2001, Nancy, France in 2002, Santa Monica, USA in 2003, Odawara, Japan in 2004, Busan, Korea in 2005, and New Delhi, India in 2006.