Upcoming 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.
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AMIA 2025 Annual Symposium
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The Annual Symposium convenes thousands of informaticians from around the world to share research and insights for leveraging health information and cutting-edge technologies to improve human health.
Mentoring at the 2025 Annual Symposium
AMIA 2025 Annual Symposium
The AMIA 2025 Annual Symposium offers several events for individuals at all career stages dedicated to connecting mentees, mentors, and professional communities in informatics.
Networking at 2025 Annual Symposium
AMIA 2025 Annual Symposium
Connect with peers and leaders through receptions, mixers, speed networking, and interactive events designed to spark collaboration and build lasting professional relationships.
Career Connection Ignite Talks
AMIA 2025 Annual Symposium
The Career Connection Ignite Sessions offer dynamic, fast-paced presentations designed to equip attendees with practical tools, fresh perspectives, and strategies to advance their careers in informatics.
JAMIA Journal Club
JAMIA Journal Club Webinar - November 2025
Course Format(s)
Live Virtual
Credits
1.00
CME
1.00
CNE
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Conference
Amplify Informatics Conference
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The Amplify Informatics Conference is where clinical and translational informatics converge to shape the future of healthcare.
AMIA News Center
Stay up-to-date on news related to the association including messages from the President, member spotlights, and more.
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President's Message
Message from the President - Symposium, Elections, and What's Next
As we head into fall, you can feel the renewed and refreshed focus throughout AMIA. Now more than 6,000 strong, our members are collaborating ahead of the Annual Symposium, educating Capitol Hill about AI in healthcare and biomedicine, stepping into leadership roles, building collaborations and relationships across disciplines, and continuing […]
Press Release
American Medical Informatics Association Statement on the Recent Department of Health and Human Services Actions That Undermine Equitable Healthcare and Scientific Integrity
Washington, D.C. – It is the position of the American Medical Informatics Association (AMIA) that U.S. health system leaders are accountable for assuring equitable access to care and preventive services grounded in scientific evidence.
Press Release
AMIA Announces 2025 Shortliffe Award Winners
WASHINGTON, DC – The American Medical Informatics Association (AMIA) is proud to announce the winners of the 2025 Edward H. Shortliffe Doctoral Dissertation Award. Yi Lin, PhD, of The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, received the First Prize award with his dissertation titled " Towards Efficient Yet Effective […]
President's Message
Message from the President - AMIA Federal Policy Engagement
Since the new administration took office two months ago on January 20, there have been swift changes in federal policy and personnel. This has created much uncertainty for our Informatics community and beyond. AMIA leadership has been closely following the Administration’s decision making and court responses, the challenges facing these […]
Informatics News
NIH Releases RFI on Future of Biomedical Informatics and Data Science Research
The National Library of Medicine (NLM), a division of the National Institutes of Health (NIH), has issued a Request for Information (RFI) to gather public input on the future directions of its biomedical informatics and data science extramural research programs. This initiative aims to refine NLM's research priorities to better […]
Member News
AMIA Member Highlight: Nursing Expertise and AI Collaborate to Save Lives and Shorten Hospital Stays
AMIA is excited to highlight the recent work of several members, including AMIA 25x5 Chair Sarah Rossetti, RN, PhD, FACMI, FAMIA, FAAN, FIAHSI and former AMIA Board member and 25x5 member Kenrick Cato, PhD, RN, CPHIMS, FACMI, FAAN, multi-principal investigators of the CONCERN study, published in Nature Medicine. The study […]
Press Release
AMIA Welcomes Abridge as a Platinum Corporate Partner
Washington, DC – The American Medical Informatics Association (AMIA) is pleased to announce Abridge as an AMIA Platinum Corporate Partner for the 2025 calendar year. This level of partnership means Abridge is supporting the association, its mission, and its members with a significant investment. This year, the Abridge team will […]
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.
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Physicians in AMIA
Physicians comprise more than 40 percent of AMIA’s membership. Their expertise is represented in research and practice and throughout the leadership of AMIA. Physicians have multiple member-only communities and working groups focused on topic-specific interests, such as Implementation, Clinical Decision Support and Primary Care Informatics. AMIA’s Clinical Informatics Conference and […]
Nursing Informatics
The nursing informatics community within AMIA offers numerous opportunities for leadership, networking, collaboration, conference presentations, certification and recognition as a nurse informatician. Joining AMIA and the Nursing Informatics working group connects you with more than 400 nurse informaticians. Working Group Nursing Informatics is the "science and practice (that) integrates nursing […]
Physicians in AMIA
Physicians comprise more than 40 percent of AMIA’s membership. Their expertise is represented in research and practice and throughout the leadership of AMIA. Physicians have multiple member-only communities and working groups focused on topic-specific interests, such as Implementation, Clinical Decision Support and Primary Care Informatics. AMIA’s Clinical Informatics Conference and […]
Nursing Informatics
The nursing informatics community within AMIA offers numerous opportunities for leadership, networking, collaboration, conference presentations, certification and recognition as a nurse informatician. Joining AMIA and the Nursing Informatics working group connects you with more than 400 nurse informaticians. Working Group Nursing Informatics is the "science and practice (that) integrates nursing […]
Publications & Journals
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.
Featured Partners
AMIA’s corporate partners represent a diverse group of organizations that play a unique and powerful role in healthcare, academia, and product research & development.
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Platinum
Nabla
On a mission to restore human connection in healthcare, Nabla delivers clinical-grade AI that supports clinicians with ambient documentation, dictation, and real-time coding—evolving into a smarter agentic platform across roles and care settings.
Gold
Clinical Architecture
Clinical Architecture focuses on improving the quality of the information that their clients use to support analytics, decision support, machine learning, artificial intelligence, and other areas of healthcare where high-quality information is critical to improving financial and clinical outcomes.
Platinum
Abridge
Abridge was founded in 2018 with the mission of powering deeper understanding in healthcare. The AI-powered platform was purpose-built for medical conversations, improving clinical documentation efficiencies while enabling clinicians to focus on what matters most—their patients.
Gold
Epic
Epic healthcare software is built around a single comprehensive health record, so everything works together — in a doctor’s office, hospital, long-term facility, or the patient’s home. This approach helps care teams make measurable improvements in care quality and reductions in cost.