COVER - EH2019
	FRONT MATTER - EH2019
	ELECTRONIC HEALTH RECORD (EHR) ADOPTION IN SOUTH AFRICAN HEALTHCARE CENTRES: A CASE OF NW PROVINCE Thatoyaone Modise, Nehemiah Mavetera and Mmaki Jantjies
	SECONDARY USE OF CLINICAL DATA FOR SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH PURPOSES IN THE DITAS PROJECT Paola Aurucci, Ilio Catallo, Mariet NouriJanian, Andrea Micheletti and Alberto Sanna
	DATA PROCESSING APPROACHES FOR LUNG CT- IMAGE ANALYSIS UNDER RESOURCE CONSTRAINTS Aleksandra Vatian, Artyom Lobantsev, Nikita Gorokhov, Mikhail Mirzayanov, Georgii Korneev, Natalia Gusarova and Anatoly Shalyto
	EXPLAINING AI MODELS FOR CLINICAL RESEARCH: VALIDATION THROUGH MODEL COMPARISON AND DATA SIMULATION Qing Zeng-Treitler, Yijun Shao, Douglas Redd, Joseph Goulet, Cynthia Brandt and Bruce Bray
	THE PERFORMANCE OF SOME MACHINE LEARNING APPROACHES IN HUMAN MOVEMENT ASSESSMENT Johan Hagelbäck, Pavlo Liapota, Alisa Lincke and Welf Löwe
	SEMANTIC INTEGRATION OF MULTIPLE HEALTH DATA FOR TREATMENT DECISION-MAKING IN LOW-RESOURCE SETTINGS Olawande Daramola and Thomas Moser
	ACCEPTANCE AND USABILITY OF MEDICAL INFORMATICS AMONG PHYSICIANS IN BAHRAIN Mishleen M. Aqleh, Mukhtar S. AL-Hashimi, Allam Hamdan and Anjum Razzaque
	DEPLOYMENT OF ELECTRONIC MEDICAL PRESCRIPTIONS FOR AMBULATORY CARE IN BELGIUM TRACING AND ELIMINATING TECHNICAL ERRORS Marc Nyssen and Yelina Piedra Salomón
	EVALUATING A REMOTE HEALTH MONITORING APPLICATION POWERED BY BLUETOOTH Maryam Vahabi, Hossein Fotouhi, Mats Björkman and Maria Lindén
	THE REVERSED MOSCOW METHOD. A GENERAL FRAMEWORK FOR DEVELOPING AGE-FRIENDLY TECHNOLOGIES Luiza Spiru, Mircea Marzan, Cosmina Paul, Magdalena Velciu and Adrian Garleanu
	ELECTRONIC HEALTH RECORD IN THE ERA OF INDUSTRY 4.0: THE FRENCH EXAMPLE Sarah Manard, Nicolas Vergos, Simon Tamayo and Frédéric Fontane
	A GENERAL MODEL FOR ASSESSMENT OF CHANGE IN PROFESSIONAL PRACTICESWHILE SHIFTING TO TELE-MEDICINE Nathalie Bricon-Souf and Hervé Pingaud
	QUERY PERFORMANCE EVALUATION OVER HEALTH DATA Sultan Turhan and Ozgun Pinarer
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