The Organizers would like to hear from the international community of researchers who conduct questionnaire-related research, concerning how we can emphasize the state-of-the-science, especially when we put out our call for papers. We realize that the world of data collection is changing, and that we must think beyond 'questionnaires' in the traditional sense, to other forms of self-report involving the web and mobile technologies. Further, we increasingly look to combining self-report data with administrative data, observational measures (e.g., activity monitors), 'big data,' etc. If you have ideas concerning particular topics you think will be particularly relevant, and that can help us point towards the future as opposed to just reporting on the usual, established methods, please weigh in. Thanks!
Open Data Kit (open source multiplatform data collection framework)
Open Source vs Closed source Tools in data collection and analysis
Best electronic form practices
E-health / E-reporting tools.
Big Data Analysis - Data Visualization - Data Security & privacy
Open Data Collection (meaning patients actively providing information for diseases / progress with or without the help of a doctor / practitioner)
Challenges in implementing a successful confidential and anonymous surveys - the role of IT in solving the same.
Regards,
Dr. Akilesh. R
India
drakileshr [at] akilmaxfac [dot] com
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