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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Recent ACI Articles
Comparing the Performances of a 54-Year-Old Computer-Based Consultation to ChatGPT-4o.
October 1, 2025
This study aimed to evaluate and compare the diagnostic responses generated by two artificial intelligence (AI) models developed 54 years apart, and encourage physicians to explore the use of large language models (LLMs) like GPT-4o in clinical practice.A clinical case of metabolic acidosis was presented to GPT-4o, and the model's […]
Implementing a Structured Head and Neck Cancer Care Pathway in an Electronic Health Record: Iterative Process and Effects on Data Quality.
October 1, 2025
The digital availability of health data not only improves processes in primary care, but it also facilitates the evaluation of healthcare delivery. Nevertheless, the preprocessing of data for secondary use is still time-consuming and expensive, particularly in head and neck cancer (HNC), where patients undergo complex multidisciplinary treatment trajectories. Therefore […]
A Mixed Methods Exploration of Temporospatial Fall Alert Patterns in Australian Aged Care Settings.
October 1, 2025
Falls among adults over 60 are a global health concern, including Australia.This study aimed to investigate temporospatial fall alert patterns-across time and location-detected by ambient fall detection sensors in three Australian aged care settings, to inform fall prevention strategies.A mixed-methods approach was used to analyze fall alert patterns and fall […]
Finding the Right Level of Interruption to Improve Suicide Screening Compliance in the Emergency Department.
October 1, 2025
The use of real-time clinical decision support (CDS), such as Our Practice Advisory (OPAs), augments clinical decisions while helping to reduce errors and ensuring compliance with organizational best practices.1 In complex large health systems, processes for standardization and adherence to emergency department (ED)-based suicide screening practices are challenging and may […]