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Thank You to all who submitted, presented and attended our Health Informatics Knowledge Management 2024 Conference. We again had a record number of submissions which were double-blind reviewed by up to four reviewers and ~45% were accepted for the Conference and publication. The Conference Proceedings (ISBN 979-8-4007-1730-7) have now been published by the Association for […]

The ‘Friends of HIKM’ Team today announced the topic and date of the Health Informatics Knowledge Management Conference 2024: Data-Driven Clinical Decision-Making The role of informatics, data analytics and artificial intelligence supporting evidence-based decision-making in health for improved patient outcomes. The recent astonishing advances in Artificial Intelligence (AI) are raising concerns about how Health Care,

Thank You to all who submitted, presented and attended our Health Informatics Knowledge Management 2023 Conference. We again had a record number of submissions from Australia, New Zealand, USA, India, China, Libya, Sri Lanka, etc. which were double-blind reviewed by up to four reviewers and ~40% were accepted for the Conference and publication. The Conference

Thank You to all who submitted, presented and attended our HIKM 2022 Conference! We had a record number of submissions from Australia, New Zealand, India, China, Libya, Sri Lanka, etc. which were double-blind reviewed by up to four reviewers and ~40% were accepted for the Conference and publication. The Conference Proceedings (ISBN 978-1-4503-9606-6) have now

Please ensure you only use either the ACM MS Word or LaTeX template for your submission! Please submit your paper now to easychair.org/conferences/?conf=acsw2022

Flinders University emeritus Professor Anthony Maeder will give a HIKM 2022 Keynote on “Health Informatics Down Under – Past, Present and Future“.

HIKM 2022 sets the scene for a new era in digital health conferences.

Thank You to all who submitted, presented and attended our HIKM 2021 Conference! We had a record number of submissions from Australia, New Zealand, India, China, Libya, Sri Lanka, etc. which were double-blind reviewed by up to four reviewers and ~40% were accepted for the Conference and publication. The Conference Proceedings (ISBN 978-1-4503-8956-3) have now