Vídeo - Laura Stein (UT Austin) “Digital Health Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) in the United States: A literature review of services, users, usage, usability, and communication theory approaches to digital health ICTs”

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Workshop: presentations and photos of July 19, 2011

“E-Health and Health Literacy: A Research Methodology Review”
- Mike Markert (UT Austin)

"iDTV‐HEALTH: Inclusive services to promote health and wellness via digital interactive television" - project overview
- Manuel José Damásio, Célia Quico (Universidade Lusófona de Humanidades e Tecnologias)

Photos/ Fotos on Flickr
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Workshop: “Health literacy: new directions in health and communication research” - July 19, 2011

In the realm of project UTA-Est/MAI/0012/2009, 2009-2011 - iDTV-SAÚDE/ IDTV HEALTH
Promoted by Universidade Lusófona - CICANT in  partnership with CECL, CIES, UTAUSTIN, PLUX, DUVIDEO, CTD,  University of Texas at Austin

19 July, 14h30 – 18h30 GMT, Universidade Lusófona, Auditório Q

14h30 – 15h00
Opening Session
Manuel José Damásio (CICANT/ULHT)/ Célia Quico (CICANT/ULHT)/Rita Espanha (CIES)

15h00 – 15h45
Laura Stein (UT Austin)
“Digital Health Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) in the United States: A literature review of services, users, usage, usability, and communication theory approaches to digital health ICTs”     

15h45 – 16h30
Mike Markert (UT Austin)
“e-Health and Health Literacy: A Research Methodology Review”

16h30 – 17h00 (coffee-break)

17h30 – 18h30
Open discussion
Manuel José Damásio (CICANT/ULHT)/Célia Quico (CICANT/ULHT)/ Rita Espanha (CIES)
New directions and approaches for health and ICTs research: the iDTV project

The project involves four central activities:

1. Evaluation of attitudes and perceptions towards the usage of iDTV as a communication and content delivery platform in the realm of personal health care and wellness;
2. Development of a iDTV portal solution: portal with video content, as well as still images and text, with associated navigation system both for IPTV and mobile;
3. Development of a visualization solution “IDTV library”, for archiving and visualization of medical/ health related information;
4. Pilot environments for testing and evaluation of the prototypes, namely in terms of social capital, usability and receptivity amongst target groups.