The electronic Journal of Health Informatics has just published its latest issue at http://www.ejhi.net
The issue is a special issue on HIC 2006, the Australian Health Informatics Conference that took place in Sydney last year. This year, this conference was incorporated in the international Medinfo conference, which took place in Brisbane last week.
The special issue as been guest-edited by Joanne Callen and Johanna Westbrook.
The authors of the Top 10 papers from the conference were asked to submit extended versions of their research to this journal and 5 papers were accepted after full peer-review.
In addition, this issue also features two unsolicited fully peer-reviewed papers.
The Table of Contents and the papers are at:
http://ejhi.net/ojs/index.php/ejhi/issue/view/4
The electronic Journal of Health Informatics is an international journal committed to scholarly excellence and dedicated to the advancement of Health Informatics and information technology in healthcare. It is a journal for all health professions and informaticians of all levels.
eJHI is a truly open access journal – it provides open access both for authors (i.e. no publication fee or page charges) and for readers (i.e. free access to all papers).
This announcement came from:
Dr Sebastian Garde
Managing Editor - electronic Journal of Health Informatics
Faculty of Business and Informatics, Central Queensland University
Austin Centre for Applied Clinical Informatics
Reference: http://www.ejhi.net
http://healthinformatics.cqu.edu.au
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