Our team submitted runs for both the Microblog and Clinical Decision Support tracks. For the Microblog track, we partic-ipated in both the temporally anchored ad-hoc search and the tweet timeline generation subtasks. On the Clinical Decision support task, our efforts were time limited, and our main

of suicide assessment and prevention. In this paper, we explore potentiality to identify and monitor suicide expressed in microblog on social networks. First, we identify users who have commit-ted suicide and collect millions of microblogs from social networks. Second, we build suicide psychological lexicon

More and more college students are using microblogs, with some excessive users demonstrating addiction-like symptoms. However, there is currently no published scale available for use in assessing excessive use of these microblogs, a significant impediment to advancing this area of research. We

Workshop on Human-Computer

croposts2014 sees a change in the workshop acronym from #MSM, to highlight our focus on Microposts – small chunks of information published online with minimal effort, via a variety of platforms and devices. The #Microposts journey started in 2011 at the 8th Extended Semantic Web Conference (ESWC

The ISWC 2014 Poster and Demonstration track complements the Research Paper track of the conference and o↵ers an opportunity for presenting late-breaking research results, ongoing research projects, and speculative or innovative work in progress. The informal setting of the track encourages

Objective: Web 2.0 tools are transforming the pathways health professionals use to communicate among themselves and with their patients so this situation forces a change of mind to imple-ment them. The aim of our study is to assess the state of knowledge of the main Web 2.0 applications and how are used in a sample of hospital pharmacists. Method: The study was carried out through an anonymous survey to all members of the Spanish Society of Hospital Pharmacy (SEFH) by means of a questionnaire sent by the Google Drive ® application. After the 3-month study period was completed, collected data were compiled and then analyzed using SPPS v15.0. Results: The response rate was 7.3%, being 70.5 % female and 76.3 % specialists. The majority of respondents (54.2%) were aged 20 to 35. Pubmed was the main way of accessing published arti-

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Development of a decision-support system in the primary care sector

Welcome to DataWiz 2014, the 1st workshop on Data Visualization, one of the satellite events of the 25th ACM Hypertext conference, that is a premium venue for high quality peer-reviewed research on hypertext theory, systems and applications. DataWiz aims at bringing together an interdisciplinary