ICT4AWE 2021 : International Conference on Information and Communication Technologies for Ageing Well and e-Health

AREA 1: AGING WELL – SOCIAL AND HUMAN SCIENCES PERSPECTIVE

Aging Population – the Facts, Statistics, the Future
Sociocultural Dimension of Aging Population
Economic dimension of Aging Population
Psychological Dimension of Aging Population
Political Dimension of Aging Population
Human Communication and Behavioural Studies of Senior Citizens
Studies of People with Disabilities
Studies of People with Medical Conditions
Self-Fulfilment and Social Participation
Dignity and Equal Opportunities of Senior Citizens
Autonomy and Active Ageing
Social Exclusion
Health Geography, Cultural Issues
Management of Health Services
Health and Healthcare Economics
AREA 2: AMBIENT INTELLIGENCE AND INDEPENDENT LIVING

Acceptance of Ambient Technology
Ambient Technology for Daily Living
Ambient Technology for Health, Emergency and Care
Case Studies for Independent Living
Internet of Things and Smart Devices for Independent Living
Mobile Systems for Independent Living
Remote Monitoring
Web and Mobile Interaction
Computer Vision and Healthcare Robotics
Wearable Technologies
Smart Environments and Housing
Privacy and Ethical Issues
Software and Applications for Independent Living
Game-Based Approaches towards Health Awareness
Inclusive Design
Systems Usability
AREA 3: TELEMEDICINE AND E-HEALTH

Electronic Health Records
Health Information Systems
Management of Telemedicine
Systems to Encourage Healthy Lifestyles
Mobile Health Monitoring
Case Studies in eHealth
Business Models for Telemedicine and eHealth
Diagnostic Support
Open Data and Health Information
Emergency and Alerts Handling
Home Care Monitoring Systems
Mobile Collaboration Technologies
eHealth and Education
Interoperability and System Integration
Security and Privacy in eHealth
Data and Real-Time Analytics
Medical Data Science Technologies
Decision Support Systems
Tele-Rehabilitation
Biotechnology and Biostatistics
Imaging Science
Neural Sensory Systems and Rehabilitation
Evidence-Based Medicine
Clinical Informatics
Personalised Medicine