As the Official eJournal of AMIA and IMIA, the online journal ACI aims to establish a platform that allows sharing knowledge between clinical medicine and health IT specialists as well as bridging gaps between visionary design and successful and pragmatic deployment.
Christoph U. Lehmann, MD, FAAP, FACMI, is the Editor-in-Chief and leads an impressive Editorial Board.
The core editorial subject matters of ACI are: clinical information systems (including electronic medical records and systems, personal health records, physician/provider order entry, electronic prescribing, clinical decision support, nursing information systems, patient scheduling and tracking tools, lab information systems, radiology information systems, PACS, GP information systems), administrative and management systems, eHealth systems, information technology development, deployment, and evaluation, socio-technical aspects of information technology and health IT training.
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ACI is indexed in Indexed and abstracted in Medline®, Science Citation Index Expanded (SciSearch®) and Journal Citation Reports/Science Edition.
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AMIA members now receive a 50% discount off ACI Gold open access fees for the journal. This discount applies to AMIA members who choose to publish open access in ACI.
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Recent ACI Articles
Special Topic on Burnout: Clinical Implementation of Artificial Intelligence Scribes in Healthcare: A Systematic Review.
April 30, 2025
Artificial intelligence (AI) scribes use advanced speech recognition and natural language processing to automate clinical documentation and ease administrative burden. However, little is known about the impact of AI scribes on clinicians, patients and organizations.
Special Topic Burnout: Qualitative verification of machine learning-based burnout predictors in primary care physicians: An exploratory study.
April 28, 2025
Electronic health record (EHR) usage measures may quantify physician activity at scale and predict practice settings with high risk for physician burnout, but their relation to experiences are poorly understood.
Evaluating Cost Savings Associated With A Patient-Facing Asthma Mobile Health Intervention.
April 28, 2025
The patient-facing ASTHMAXcel mobile platform has been linked to improved asthma knowledge, decreased asthma-related healthcare utilization (emergency department (ED) visits, hospitalizations), and reduced prednisone use among adult and pediatric patient populations.
Development and Evaluation of Clinical Decision Support for Immigrant Child Health Screening in Primary Care.
April 28, 2025
Background While Electronic Health Record (EHR)-based tools for refugee health screening exist, supports for other immigrant children has lagged. Reasons include lack of time, difficulty determining screening eligibility, and lack of awareness of screening recommendations. EHR-based tools to promote immigrant child health screening (ICHS) can address these challenges, but guidance […]