The International Conference on Information and Communication Technologies for Ageing Well and e-Health aims to be a meeting point for those that study age and health-related quality of life and apply information and communication technologies for helping people stay healthier, more independent and active at work or in their community. ICT4AWE facilitates the exchange of information and dissemination of best practices, innovation and technical improvements in the fields of age and health care, education, psychology, social coordination and ambient assisted living. From e-Health to intelligent systems, and ICT devices, the conference is a vibrant discussion and collaboration platform for all those that work in research and development and in companies involved in promoting the quality of life and well-being of people, by providing room for research and industrial presentations, demos and project descriptions.

Conference Areas

• Aging Well – Social and Human Sciences Perspective
• Telemedicine and Independent Living
• Digital Health and e-health

Call for Papers

AREA 1: AGING WELL – SOCIAL AND HUMAN SCIENCES PERSPECTIVE

• Aging Population – the Facts, Statistics, the Future
• Autonomy and Active Ageing
• Dignity and Equal Opportunities of Senior Citizens
• Socioeconomic and Governance Perspective of Aging
• Health and Healthcare Economics
• Health Geography, Cultural Issues
• Human Communication and Behavioural Studies of Senior Citizens
• Management of Health Services
• Psychological Dimension of Aging Population
• Self-Fulfilment and Social Participation
• Social Exclusion
• Sociocultural Dimension of Aging Population
• Studies of People with Disabilities
• Studies of People with Medical Conditions

AREA 2: TELEMEDICINE AND INDEPENDENT LIVING

• Acceptance of Ambient Technology
• Ambient Technology for Daily Living
• Ambient Technology for Health, Emergency and Care
• Case Studies for Independent Living
• Inclusive Design
• Internet of Things and Smart Devices for Independent Living
• Mobile Systems for Independent Living
• Privacy and Ethical Issues
• Remote Monitoring
• Smart Environments and Housing
• Software and Applications for Independent Living
• Systems Usability
• Wearable Technologies
• Web and Mobile Interaction
• Management of Telemedicine
• Neural Sensory Systems and Rehabilitation
• Systems to Encourage Healthy Lifestyles
• Tele-Rehabilitation

AREA 3: DIGITAL HEALTH AND E-HEALTH

• Sustainable Digital Health Business Models
• Case Studies in eHealth
• Clinical Informatics
• Data and Real-Time Analytics
• Decision Support Systems
• Diagnostic Support
• eHealth and Education
• Electronic Health Records
• Emergency and Alerts Handling
• Evidence-Based Medicine
• Health Information Systems
• Home Care Monitoring Systems
• Imaging Science
• Interoperability and System Integration
• Medical Data Science Technologies
• Digital Collaboration Technologies
• Mobile Health Monitoring
• Open Data and Health Information
• Personalised Medicine
• Security and Privacy in eHealth
• Computer Vision and Healthcare Robotics
• Game-Based Approaches towards Health Awareness