Infrastructures on Healthcare 

Publications in the proceedings of the 3rd International workshop on Infrastructures for Healthcare: Global Healthcare [23rd/24th June 2011 at The IT-University of Copenhagen, Denmark]
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• Gunnar Ellingsen. Any role for interpretive research in the design of healthcare infrastructures?
• Carsten Østerlund, Finn Kensing and Elizabeth J. Davidson. Personal Health Records in the US and Denmark: From visions to versions?
• Jakob E. Bardram, Mads Frost and Gabriela Marcu. Perspectives on Infrastructural Challenges in Persuasive Personal Monitoring Systems
• Johan Sæbo, Bob Jolliffe, Edem Kossi and Jørn Braa . Open and flexible Infrastructures: Scaling across diverse settings through open software, open standards, and open architecture
• Klaus Marius Hansen, Mads Ingstrup, Morten Kyng and Jesper Wolff Olsen. Towards a Software Ecosystem of Healthcare Services
• Thomas Hildebrandt, Raghava Rao Mukkamala and Tijs Slaats. A Formal Approach to Distributed Coordination of Helathcare Workflows
• Christian Nøhr, Søren Vingtoft and Pernille Bertelsen. Evaluation of National Strategies – an Analysis of Status Reports
• Sisse Finken and Christina Mörtberg. The Thinking House: on configuring of an infrastructure of Care
• E. Balka, N.Schuurman, J. Cinnamon, T. Taulu and S.M. Hameed. Building a Trauma Registry for Low and Middle Income Countries: Globalization and the Challenges of Achieving Infrastructures in Healthcare
• Pernille Bjørn and Randi Markussen. Cyborg at Heart: ICD Patients and the Apparatus of Bodily Production
• Enrico Maria Piras, Alberto Zanutto and Claudio Eccher. When Work becomes Opaque. Nurses at the Junctions of Medical Infrastructures
• Ashok Jhunjhunwala, Vasumathi Anandan, Suma Prashant and Umesh Sachdev. Experiences with Voice Based Data Entry System over Mobile Phone in Rural India
• Lars Rune Christensen and Erik Grönvall. The Augmented Binder: Supporting Cooperative Home Care Work
• Torbjørg Meum. The challenges of seamless integration in nursing documentation
• Amina Jama-Mahmud, Ewy Olander, Sara Eriksén and Bo J.A. Haglund. Design for health promotion: going beyond traditional interface issues to core-values.
• Julian Newman. E-Health Security Based on Professional Relations: The case of Non-hierarchical Rolebased Access Control
• Liv Karen Johannessen. The dual role of government in health care information infrastructure building
• Carsten Østerlund and Pernille Bjørn. Socio-Material Infrastructure in Emergency Departmental Work
• Jørgen Bansler, Erling Havn, Troels Mønsted and Kjeld Schmidt. A study of the fragmentation of the medical record
• Miria Grisot, Maja Van Der Velden and Polyxeni Vassilakopoulou. Institutionalizing Practices as Boundary Work: the case of MyHealth Record 

International conference on Culture and Computing, Kyoto

• Mika Yasuoka and Pernille Bjørn, Machine Translation Effect on Communication, in Proceedings of International conference on Culture and Computing, Kyoto, p.110-115, IEEE Computer Society, 2011. [PDF] 

• Bjørn, Pernille and Lars Rune Christensen (2011).
  Relation work: Creating socio-technical connections in global engineering.
  In proceedings of the 12^th European Conference on Computer-Supported Cooperative Work, Aarhus, Denmark, September 24-28, 2011. Springer, London. 133-153  [PDF]
  
• Lars Rune Christensen and Erik Grönvall (2011)
  Challenges and Opportunities for Collaborative Technologies for Home Care Work
  In proceedings of the 12^th European Conference on Computer-Supported Cooperative Work, Aarhus, Denmark, September 24-28, 2011. Springer, London. 61-81 [PDF]

 SCIS/IRIS Conference, August 2011, Turku

• Bjørn, P. (2011) Co-Constructing Globally Collaborative Spaces and Places: An Ethnographic Study of How Globally Distributed Engineers Handle Planning Practice. Scandinavian Conference Information Systems SCIS. Turku, Finland, Springer. [PDF]
  
• Yasouka, M. and P. Bjørn (2011) Difficulties in Establishing Local Language in Machine-Translated Mediated Communication. Scandinavian Conference in Information Systems SCIS. Turku, Finland, Springer. [PDF]