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JAMIA Journal Club Webinar - November 2025

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JAMIA Journal Club
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1.00
CME
1.00
CNE
Comparing Patient-Reported Symptoms and Structured Clinician Documentation in Electronic Health Records Read the abstract Moderator Presenter Statement of Purpose Real-world data (RWD) from electronic health records (EHRs) are increasingly used to understand health outcomes in diverse populations. However, much of this data relies on structured clinician documentation, which often reflects [...]
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JAMIA Journal Club Webinar - October 2025

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JAMIA Journal Club
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1.00
CME
1.00
CNE
Multi-Modal Prediction of Extracorporeal Support—A Resource Intensive Therapy, Utilizing A Large National Database
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Careers in Clinical Decision-Support, Workflows, and Interoperability

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Careers in Informatics
Join a panel of informaticians from Elimu Informatics to understand how they apply workflow analysis and modeling, clinical decision-support design and development, knowledge management techniques, and interoperability standards to create real-world scalable solutions.
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Automated Harmonization of Multimodal Clinical Data into OMOP Using Generative & Agentic AI

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Industry Partner
This session introduces a solution architecture for automating the transformation of raw, unstructured, and multimodal clinical data into a standardized OMOP data model using large language models (LLMs) and Agentic AI. We outline the end-to-end system developed by John Snow Labs as part of its Patient Journeys product platform, which [...]
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Navigating the Future in Artificial Intelligence: Research and Policy Insights from the National Library of Medicine

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Policy
As artificial intelligence evolves in health care, strategic investment in its research and development is essential to ensure safe and effective application. The National Library of Medicine, a pioneer in AI since the 1960s, continues to advance the field through intramural and extramural research, as well as strategic investments in [...]