Workshop on Interactive Systems in Healthcare 2011

这笔资金用于支持将于2011年10月22日与美国医学信息学协会（AMIA） 2011年年会同时举行的为期一天的2011年医疗保健互动系统跨学科研讨会（WISH 2011）。研讨会将汇集来自不同学科的研究人员，他们都从事与卫生保健互动系统开发相关的研究，但很少有机会进行互动。与会者将包括医学信息学、护理信息学、医学社会学、人机交互和相关领域的专家。其目标是促进关于这一重要研究领域的跨学科思想交流，并推动新的医疗保健技术的发展。参与者将根据响应论文征集而提交的材料通过同行评审程序选出。提交的材料包括一份五页的AMIA提交格式的论文，包括摘要和参与者研究的描述。被接受的参与者的论文将作为WISH会议记录的一部分提供。选定的论文将以简短演讲或互动海报的形式呈现。更广泛的影响：解决医疗保健中人员、组织和技术系统之间复杂的相互作用是一个重要的研究领域，有可能影响美国医疗保健的质量、安全、效率和有效性。研讨会将通过其他研讨会参与者的跨学科反馈来改进与会者当前的研究项目，通过其在AMIA会议上的知名度更广泛地促进这一领域的研究，导致新的跨学科合作，可以推进医学信息学，并帮助教育想要在这一领域工作的研究生和博士后研究员。研讨会的网站和会议记录将使其他研究人员和公众广泛获得内容。

This is funding to support a one day interdisciplinary Workshop on Interactive Systems in Healthcare 2011 (WISH 2011), to be held on October 22, 2011 in conjunction with the 2011 Annual Meeting of the American Medical Informatics Association (AMIA). The workshop will bring together a diverse set of researchers from a range of disciplines, all of whom do research relevant to the development of Interactive Systems for Healthcare but who rarely have opportunities to interact. Attendees will include specialists in medical informatics, nursing informatics, medical sociology, human-computer interaction, and related fields. The goal is to promote interdisciplinary exchange of ideas about this important area of research and to advance the development of new healthcare technologies. Participants will be selected through a peer review process based on materials submitted in response to the call for papers. The submission materials include a five-page paper in the AMIA submission format, including an abstract and a description of the participant¨Vs research. The papers for accepted participants will be available as part of the WISH proceedings. Selected papers will be presented as either short talks or interactive posters.Broader impacts: Addressing the complex interplay between human, organizational, and technological systems in healthcare is an important research area with the potential to impact quality, safety, efficiency, and effectiveness of health care in America. The workshop will improve attendees' current research projects through interdisciplinary feedback from other workshop participants, promote this area of research more generally through its visibility at the AMIA conference, lead to new interdisciplinary collaborations that can advance medical informatics, and help educate graduate students and post-doctoral fellows who want to work in this area. A workshop website and proceedings will make the content widely available to other researchers and the general public.