Centre for Healthcare Modelling and Informatics

Who are we?

The Centre for Healthcare Modelling and Informatics (formerly known as the Healthcare Computing Group) is based in the School of Computing (SOC) at the University of Portsmouth.

We are a group of academics, research fellows, research students and administrators.

Members of the Group

What do we do?

We do research and knowledge transfer in health informatics. We are the foremost academic health informatics group in our region (south coast of England).

Mission of the Group

Powerpoint presentation summarising the work of the group

Current areas of research focus

How to apply for a PhD in the group

What is SIHI?

SIHI is the Southern Institute for Health Informatics - an informal grouping of organisations who are working in the field of health informatics in the south of England. Our "region" spans the south coast running roughly from Poole in Dorset to Hastings in East Sussex. It arranges an annual conference held in Portsmouth.

What is health informatics?

Health informatics is the application of computer science and information technology to healthcare.

Research

Current and recent projects

Recent publications

Jim Briggs's publications

David Prytherch's publications

Philip Scott's work

News

September 2011 SIHI 2011 Conference
September 2011 Christian Chislett leaves his RA position but remains as a PhD student
June 2011 Workplace Telecare Showcase completed in Second Life
May 2011 Second "Healthy Computing" workshop
March 2011 Workplace telecare showcase project started
January 2011 David Prytherch appointed as Visiting Professor
November 2010 Obi Onyimadu leaves us to work for Passivsystems
September 2010 David Robinson attended ICT 2010 in Brussels
September 2010 SIHI 2010 Conference
May 2010 First "Healthy Computing" workshop

Last updated by Dr Jim Briggs.