AMIA 2025 Annual Symposium Industry Roundtables
Attendees are invited to sign up for the interactive Industry Roundtables at the Annual Symposium. These sessions offer an excellent opportunity to learn, share ideas, provide feedback, and collaborate with industry and fellow conference attendees. Breakfast or lunch is included.*
Select the roundtable(s) of your choice when you register for the conference. If you have already registered for the conference, you may manage your registration to add the session(s). Space is limited, and registering for these sessions does not guarantee attendance. If you are selected to participate by the sponsor, you will receive confirmation via an email invitation from AMIA prior to the conference.
*Please note: the sponsors of these sessions are not reporting entities in the CMS Open Payments Program, so all conference attendees may freely partake in the sponsor-provided food and beverage.
MDClone
Nov. 17 | 7:00 – 8:00 am
Wolters Kluwer
Nov. 17 | 12:10 - 1:40 pm
MDClone
Bridging the Gap: Advancing Healthcare Through Data Democratization and Synthetic Data Innovation
November 17, 2025 | 7:00 – 8:00 am
Join us for a thought-provoking Industry Roundtable exploring how leading health systems are leveraging data democratization and synthetic data to accelerate innovation, improve access, and safeguard privacy. Julie Johnson, PhD, MPH, RN, from University of Chicago Medicine, will share how intuitive, self-service access to governed data is empowering clinicians and researchers to independently explore insights, improve operations, and drive research from the front lines—without requiring technical expertise or programming skills. Adam Wilcox, PhD, Professor of Medicine at Washington University in St. Louis, will spotlight the critical role of synthetic data in unlocking safe, scalable, and collaborative data use—enabling healthcare organizations to accelerate AI development and multi-institutional research without compromising patient privacy. Drawing on their recently published work, Drs. Johnson and Wilcox will offer practical strategies for bridging the gap between academic research and clinical operations—paving the way for responsible and accessible data use across the healthcare ecosystem. Join us for breakfast and a powerful discussion on building the future of healthcare with smarter, safer data.
Target Audience
CMIOs and CNIOs, Directors of Research & Research Informatics, Biomedical Informatics Faculty, Chief Data Officers and Directors of AI & Data Science, IRB Members and Data Governance Leads, Population Health and Public Health Informatics Experts, Innovation and Digital Health Executives, Healthcare AI Researchers and ML Engineers, and Privacy and Security Officers
Moderators
- Julie Johnson, PhD, MPH, RN
Executive Director, Center for Research Informatics, University of Chicago Medicine - Adam Wilcox, PhD
Professor of Medicine, Washington University in St. Louis
Wolters Kluwer
Defining the Future: Value Sets for Scalable, Trusted Healthcare Analytics
November 17, 2025 | 12:10 - 1:40 pm
Join us for an interactive roundtable focused on building and applying reliable value sets to drive meaningful outcomes across the healthcare ecosystem. Informatics teams are increasingly tasked with enabling vendors, EHR platforms, life sciences organizations, and payers to generate high-quality, actionable analytics. While EHRs play a central role in capturing clinical data, they often lack the flexibility, governance structures, and cross-organizational alignment needed to support scalable, standardized value set development.
Reliable value sets—grounded in consistent definitions and terminology—are essential for improving clinical decision support, accelerating research, optimizing population health strategies, and ensuring regulatory compliance. This session will explore practical strategies for curating and validating value sets outside the constraints of individual EHR systems, aligning them with evolving standards, and leveraging AI responsibly to enhance data integrity. Participants will share real-world insights and best practices for enabling scalable, trustworthy analytics that support better care delivery, operational efficiency, and strategic planning.
Target Audience
CIOs, Chief Analytics Officers, Chief Research Officers, Chief Data Officers, Population Health Leaders, VPs/Directors of Digital Health Platforms, and anyone passionate about healthcare data quality, value set curation, and analytics enablement.
Moderator
- Shobha Phansalkar, RPh, PhD, FAMIA
VP, Client Solutions and Innovation – Wolters Kluwer, Health Language
