Scope

Healthcare industry takes more than 10% of the global gross domestic product (GDP) of most developed countries. The global health industry was worth $8.45 trillion in 2018, and its spending can reach over $10 trillion by 2022. The technology is always under evolution with the constant development of wireless communication, sensing and computing technologies, the Internet of things, robotics, smart buildings, e-health, m-Health, edge computing and emerging technologies, such as 5G, SDNs, and NFV. One of the most recent concepts is related to 5P-Medicine, including different concepts to create precision and personalized medicine that are promising to facilitate the future of healthcare. The internet of things can lower the costs of operational and clinical inefficiencies by $100 billion per year, reducing the burden on nurses and doctors.

The Covid-19 pandemic is creating new challenges. Additionally, the integration of innovative technology is associated with many complexities, and socio-technological alignment and societal acceptance of technology require sound solutions regarding ethical, legal, social and security challenges.

MobiHealth 2022 aims to bring together interested parties worldwide working in the wireless communications, mobile computing and healthcare application field to exchange ideas, discuss innovative and emerging solutions, and develop collaborations.

Topics

    Medical, Communications and Networking:Medical edge computing
    Medical internet of things
    Health IT Infrastructure
    QICS-Qualitative Intelligence and Communication Systems
    RTLS – Real Time Location Systems
    Converged networks and applications
    Network and services virtualization
    Quality of Service (QoS) and Quality of Experience (QoE)
    Software Defined Networking (SDN) and network management
    Delay-tolerant, fault-tolerant and reliable communication
    In-hospital networking, body area networking and cloud-integrated networking
    Nanoscale/molecular communications
    Network coding and error detection/correction
    Resilience and robustness communications
    Data Security and Protection
    Digital Imaging and Communications in Medicine (DICOM).Biomedical, and Health Informatics:
    Bioinformatics
    HCI – Human Computing Interaction
    CDSS- Clinical Decision Support Systems
    ePrescription
    eTherapy
    Medical Dictation
    Interoperability for personal Health systems
    Data preprocessing, cleansing, management and mining
    Data quality assessment and improvement
    Medical imaging
    Computer-aided detection, hypothesis generation and diagnosis
    Evidence-based medicine
    Evolutionary and longitudinal patient and disease models
    Clinical workflow
    Medication adherence and health monitoring
    Smart health and big data
    Methods for inputting, transmitting and processing data for e-health
    Multimedia e-health data exchange services.Signal/Data Processing and Computing For Health Systems:
    Big data models, theories, algorithms, approaches, solutions
    Machine learning, data mining, web mining, and graph mining
    Deep Learning for Health
    Wearable sensors for patients monitoring
    Virtual rehabilitation (stroke, Parkinson disease, Alzheimer disease, multiple sclerosis)
    Telemedicine for aging
    Gait analysis (arm swing, balance, posture control)
    Eye-tracking
    Falls (detection, tracking)
    Smart building for future of health and the wellbeing
    Neuromodulation
    Medical Speech/Voice Recognition Systems
    mHealth and Mobile Device Software for Healthcare
    Cancer (screening and diagnosis)
    Assistive Technology and Enhanced Living Environment (ELE)
    Complex systems and optimal pandemic control.Health Information Systems:Patient Relationship Management
    Health Information Exchange Solutions
    Medical Semantic Web
    Medical & Patient Scheduling Software
    Medication Administration Systems
    Healthcare Information Systems Integration, Interoperability & Connectivity solutions
    Medical Records & Document Scanning
    Ethics and Social Impact of Information Systems and New Challenges
    Clinical Reporting Systems
    Nursing Informatics
    Personal Health Records
    Picture Archiving and Communication Systems (PACS)
    Building Information Modelling (BIM) for healthy buildings
    The role of IT to a safe building construction.