AMIA 2022 Annual Symposium
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Washington, DC
#AMIA2022
Workshop
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W05: How to Include UN Sustainable Development Goals in Socio-technical Models for Health Information Technology?
Keywords:
Evaluation
Ethical, Legal, and Social Issues
Fairness and Elimination of Bias
Workshop
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W06: Publishing Your Qualitative Research in Health Informatics: An Instructional Workshop
Keywords:
Evaluation
Qualitative Methods
Reproducibility
Oral Presentations
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S28: Turing University: AI and Machine Learning
Keywords:
Bioinformatics
Clinical Decision Support
Data Sharing
Deep Learning
Evaluation
Healthcare Quality
Imaging Informatics
Machine Learning
Natural Language Processing
Precision Medicine
Privacy and Security
Sequence Analysis
Oral Presentations
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S39: Innovations in Informatics
Keywords:
COVID19
Data driven research and discovery
Data/system integration, standardization and interoperability
Evaluation
Global Health
Interoperability and Health Information Exchange
Fairness and Elimination of Bias
Internal Medicine or Medical Subspecialty
Knowledge Representation and Information Modeling
Natural Language Processing
Real-World Evidence Generation
Panel
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S45: Future Directions for Patient-Centered Clinical Decision Support: What Have We Learned and Where Do We Go Next?
Keywords:
Clinical Decision Support
Evaluation
Patient / Person Generated Health Data (patient reported outcomes)
Oral Presentations
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S48: It's Not Just In Your Head: Applications of Informatics to Behavioral Health
Keywords:
Clinical Decision Support
Data Analytics
Disease Models
Documentation burden
Evaluation
Informatics Implementation
Information Visualization
Machine Learning
Natural Language Processing
Real-World Evidence Generation
User-centered Design Methods
Oral Presentations
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S50: Not All Data Is Created Equal: Data Quality
Keywords:
Chronic Care Management
Data Analytics
Data Science
Data transformation/ETL
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
Healthcare Quality
Patient / Person Generated Health Data (patient reported outcomes)
Qualitative Methods
Real-World Evidence Generation
Telemedicine