electronic Journal of Health Informatics
The electronic Journal of Health Informatics is an international journal committed to scholarly excellence and dedicated to the advancement of Health Informatics and information technology in healthcare. It is a journal for all health professions and informaticians of all levels.
eJHI is a truly open access journal - it provides open access both for authors (i.e. no publication fee or page charges) and for readers (i.e. free access to all papers). Also see our flyer for details.
Latest issue: Vol 3, No 2 (2008): Special Issue on Health Information System, guest-edited by Judith Symonds, Brian Corbitt and Jeffrey Soar
Call for Papers: Special Issue on eHealth Systemic Interoperability, guest-edited by W Ed Hammond and Evelyn Hovenga
To prepare and submit a paper please go to Information for Authors. Also see our general CALL FOR PAPERS.
eJHI is the official journal of
eJHI is a truly open access journal - it provides open access both for authors (i.e. no publication fee or page charges) and for readers (i.e. free access to all papers). Also see our flyer for details.
Latest issue: Vol 3, No 2 (2008): Special Issue on Health Information System, guest-edited by Judith Symonds, Brian Corbitt and Jeffrey Soar
Call for Papers: Special Issue on eHealth Systemic Interoperability, guest-edited by W Ed Hammond and Evelyn Hovenga
To prepare and submit a paper please go to Information for Authors. Also see our general CALL FOR PAPERS.
eJHI is the official journal of
 | Health Informatics Society Australia |
 | Australian College of Health Informatics |
The journal is currently indexed/listed/archived by
- Google Scholar
- DOAJ - Directory of Open-Access Journals
- PKP Open Archives Harvester
- OAIster
- Pandora - Australia's web-archive - established by the National Library of Australia
- Australian Journals Online
- The eGranary Digital Library, which provides millions of digital educational resources to institutions lacking adequate Internet access.
eJHI - electronic Journal of Health Informatics. ISSN: 1446-4381