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ACMI (the American College of Medical Informatics) is a college of elected fellows who have made significant and sustained contributions to the field of biomedical informatics. Initially...
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The burden of clinical documentation on professionals has had a proven negative impact on health. This burden leads to a variety of negative outcomes including clinician burnout and decreased job...
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Biomedical imaging plays a vital role in patient care, spanning the scale from microscopic and molecular to whole body visualization, and encompassing many areas of medicine, such as radiology,...
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The purpose of the Clinical Information Systems Working Group is:
* To increase awareness among its members and the larger clinical information systems community of ways to promote the...
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A community of health informatics researchers and professionals dedicated to the inclusion of diverse consumer perspectives who lead the generation of new knowledge and impactful solutions to...
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The mission of the Dental Informatics Working Group is to serve as the focus for individuals and organizations with interest or involvement in health informatics with an emphasis on dental...
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Members of the Education Working Group (ED-WG) advance the teaching of informatics as a discipline and promote clinical transformation through the integration of health information technology into...
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Ethical, legal, and social issues (ELSI) are deeply intertwined with the practice of biomedical and health informatics. Whenever health information technologies and systems, including products and...
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Welcome to AMIA's FDA Network of Experts Forum. This discussion forum is for AMIA members who have interest and expertise in FDA regulatory issues, either in devices or pharmaceuticals. As the FDA...
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Health equity is a long-term concern in healthcare delivery. The 2001 Institute of Medicine (IOM) Report entitled “Crossing the quality chasm: A new health system for the 21 st century” listed...