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JAMIA Journal Club Webinar - December 2025

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Dynamic Few-Shot Prompting for Clinical Note Section Classification Using Lightweight, Open-Source Large Language Models Read the abstract Moderator Presenter Statement of Purpose Critical information about patient care is locked behind context-sensitive, domain-specific language of clinical note text. Detecting the structure of this clinical text has been demonstrated to enhance extraction [...]

Resilience Informatics

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Resilience informatics leverages advanced technologies, such as AI, sensors, data science, and immersive tools, to help communities adapt and thrive amid public health threats like climate change, epidemics, and forced displacement.

AMIA NLP Working Group Career Panel

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This session features four distinguished leaders representing entrepreneurship, industry, and early- and mid-career academic pathways in biomedical informatics and clinical NLP and LLM. This interactive session offers candid insights, practical guidance, and diverse perspectives to support trainees, early-career researchers, and anyone interested in shaping a long-term career in AI, NLP/LLM and biomedical informatics.

Bridging the Data Divide Between Payers and Providers: Scalable Strategies for Value Set Management

Industry Partner

As healthcare organizations race toward automation, AI-driven workflows, and smarter clinical decision support, the ability to manage clinical terminology at scale has become a strategic imperative. Join us for an expert-led discussion on how scalable, tools-based approaches to value set management are transforming data integrity across the payer-provider ecosystem. This [...]

Careers at Epic: Health IT Innovation with the Patient at the Heart

Careers in Informatics

Epic is a healthcare software company whose electronic health record platform supports more than 400 health systems and over 325 million patients worldwide. Since its start in a Wisconsin basement in 1979, Epic’s mission has remained simple but ambitious: to help people get well, help people stay well, and help [...]

JAMIA Journal Club Webinar - November 2025

JAMIA Journal Club

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 [...]

Navigating the Future in Artificial Intelligence: Research and Policy Insights from the National Library of Medicine

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 [...]

JAMIA Journal Club Webinar - October 2025

JAMIA Journal Club

Multi-Modal Prediction of Extracorporeal Support—A Resource Intensive Therapy, Utilizing A Large National Database

The Algorithm Will See You Now: Policy Essentials for AI in Healthcare

Policy

The American Medical Informatics Association (AMIA) is excited to announce a partnership with Washington University in St. Louis School of Medicine (WashU Medicine) to enhance US policymakers' expertise around AI’s impact on healthcare. This one-day course, taught by leading health informatics educators, aimed to equip legislators and their staff to [...]

In Machines We Trust? NLP as a Research Rigor and Integrity Assistant

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Concerns around rigor, transparency, and reproducibility have increasingly come to the forefront of biomedical research. In response, the research community has developed a range of standards, guidelines, and best practices to improve how studies are conducted and reported.

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