- Amplify Livestreams
- AMIA Now
- FAMIA Applications
- FAMIA Inductees
- Signature Award Nominations
Featured Programs
AMIA’s events and educational offerings cluster around the five domains it supports and timely issues central to informatics, including —but not limited to— Meaningful Use of Electronic Health Records, data stewardship, workforce training, data privacy and security, and unintended consequences.
View the Education CatalogAmplify Informatics Conference
AMIA’s 2026 Day on Capitol Hill
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AMIA 10x10: Introduction to Biomedical Informatics and Artificial Intelligence
Clinical Informatics Careers in Medication Decision Support
AMIA News Center
Stay up-to-date on news related to the association including messages from the President, member spotlights, and more.
View all newsAMIA Unveils Strategic Plan to Guide the Health Informatics Community Through 2028
AMIA Welcomes Philip Payne, PhD, FACMI, FAMIA, as New Board President
Message from AMIA's President - 2025 Annual Symposium Highlights
Bisk, The American Medical Informatics Association, and USF Health Launch Health Informatics Microcredential to Meet Workforce Demand
Congratulations 2026 FAMIA Inductees
Important Update on AMIA Committee Service Timeline
Featured Communities
AMIA Connect is the home to all of the association's online communities. Network with current members and exchange information on a particular area of special interest.
Engage with peersPhysicians in AMIA
Nursing Informatics
Physicians in AMIA
Nursing Informatics
AMIA publishes a number of outreach materials for its membership and for external communities to provide news and views on a wide span of topics related to informatics. The bimonthly scholarly journal, JAMIA, publishes scientific research on informatics in biomedicine and health. You can also keep up-to-date through reading peer-reviewed journal articles as a component of a continuing education program of study for professionals.
Why Informatics
Every day people benefit from informaticians’ ability to accelerate healthcare’s transformation by collecting, analyzing and applying data directly to care decisions. Data produced throughout health and healthcare are the driving force of informatics and its ability to innovate critical advancements that directly benefit people.