19. March 2019
Journal of the International Society for Telemedicine and eHealth
19. March 2019
Journal of the International Society for Telemedicine and eHealth
19. March 2019
Women Influencers in eHealth - Femmes influentes en eSanté - Mujeres influrentes eneSalud
12. June 2015
Empowering Women in Telemedicine and eHealth through Education
For its third participation the Working group on Women (WoW) and its partners, Millennia2025 Foundation, Connecting Nurses, Connecting Midwives and Klughammer, organised a Women and eHealth session at Medetel 2015 on the theme "Empowering Women in Telemedicine and eHealth through Education".
The session aimed at creating the momentum along the various tools for education using ICTs to reach women as beneficiaries, healthcare professionals and leaders in Telemedicine and eHealth. MOOCs, mentoring, online courses, research and innovation were presented by speakers coming from Mexico, Australia, the Czech Republic and Nigeria. Participants shared several experiences in education with the speakers during an open dialogue session.
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2. May 2015
Med-e-Tel 2015
During Med-e-Tel 2015 the Working Group on Women organized the workshop "Empowering Women in eHealth and Telemedicine through Education". The following presentations were held:
Med-e-Tel 2015
8. July 2014
ICN eHealth Bulletin and WoW
There is a citation of WoW in the eHealth Bulletin of June 2014 of the International Council of Nurses (ICN). The ICN is established in Geneva, Switzerland.
The eHealth Program Collaboration between ICN and ISfTeH was formalised with a Memorandum of Understanding that reflected the ongoing communication and collaboration between the two organisations. The Working Group on Women’s session at Med-e-Tel 2014 offered a dynamic opportunity to share expertise and field experiences on eHealth and Telemedicine solutions addressing women’s health needs. The Women Session at Med-e-Tel 2015 will focus on Education Online and eLearning.
15. May 2014
Women in Computing
The early years of computing were full of women. Sometime around the 1970s, this changed. Why we should be bothered, and what we should be doing about it.
An article written by Dr Hannah Dee who is a lecturer in computer science at Aberystwyth, who does research into computer vision and teaches web programming.
5. May 2014
During the Med-e-Tel 2014 in Luxembourg the Working Group on Women (WoW) and the Women Observatory for eHealth (WeObservatory) presented "Women, eHealth and Telemedicine at All Ages of Life: From Birth to Old Age"
24. March 2014
The IET Women's Network is a specialist group, set up to provide support to our women members. There are a number of elements that make up the network, some of which are featured below.
18. December 2013
Tech Leadership Lags Behind in Gender Diversity
To inspire tomorrow’s great female engineers, we need better toys today
2. November 2013
Statements from the two female candidates for the ISfTeH Board
1. August 2013
GSMA mWomen
Increasing women’s access to and use of mobile and life-enhancing, value-added services in the developing world.
9. April 2013
Medetel 2013
The Working Group on Women (WoW) has been recently created after the Women and eHealth Special Session at Medetel 2013 in Luxembourg.