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AMIA 2025 Annual Symposium

Attending AMIA's Annual Symposium is more than just a way to get education credit. It is a lasting investment in your organization's future and a demonstration of your dedication to medical informatics. 90% of AMIA members report that attending Annual Symposium was valuable in advancing their careers.

JAMIA Journal Club Webinar - July 2025

JAMIA Journal Club

Alert Design in The Real World: A Cross-Sectional Analysis of Interruptive Alerting at 9 Academic Pediatric Health Systems Read the abstract Moderator Presenter Statement of Purpose Design elements critical for CDS have been recommended in the literature. However, adherence to these recommendations is not clear. In this work, we assessed [...]

AMIA 2025 Annual Symposium Scientific Program Committee

AMIA 2025 Annual Symposium

Name Organization Adam Moses, MHA, PMP, FAMIA Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center Adela Grando, PhD Arizona State University Alexander Alekseyenko, PhD, FAMIA, FACMI Medical University of South Carolina Andrey Soares, PhD University of Colorado School of Medicine Anjum Khurshid, MD, PhD Harvard...

Biomedical Informatics Career Journeys in the Pharmaceutical Industry

Careers in Informatics

Presented by the Industry Partnership Council Merck & Co., Inc. is a leading pharmaceutical company that is focused on advancing science to deliver medicines and vaccines that save lives. This panel will focus on different ways biomedical and health informatics experts contribute to this important mission. Specifically, panelists will discuss [...]

A Day in the Life of a Clinical Architect at Clinical Architecture

Careers in Informatics

Join Shaun Shakib, PhD, MPH, FAMIA, Chief Informatics Officer, and Bonnie Bruner, MSN, RN-BC, Client Success Manager and Director of IDN Accounts, as they share insight into their roles and day to day activities serving clients in the provider, public health and government markets. They will provide examples of client use cases and how Clinical Architecture’s work has impacted those organizations.

Shaping the Future of Health Informatics: Exploring FACMI and FAMIA Opportunities

Webinar

This webinar explores the pathways and requirements for FACMI and FAMIA, and their impact on professional development in health informatics. The webinar will also feature insights and testimonials from current fellows, offering first-hand perspectives on their experiences.

AI Scientists for Biomedical Discoveries

Webinar

In this talk, James Zou, PhD explores how generative AI agents can enable drug discovery and development. He introduces the Virtual Lab—a collaborative team of AI scientist agents conducting in silico research meetings to tackle open-ended R&D projects.

AMIA KDDM Panel: Real-World AI Implementation in Healthcare

Webinar

This dynamic discussion will feature perspectives from academia, clinical practice, and industry, highlighting practical strategies for integrating AI solutions into healthcare settings. Panelists will share experiences, challenges, and lessons learned from implementation efforts, with a focus on governance, workflow integration, and impact assessment.

Conventional NLP Classifiers versus Large Language Models for Risk Prediction in Clinical Care

Webinar

This talk shares insights from real-world use of text-based AI at the bedside—from opioid misuse screening via EHR notes to Ambient AI for automating documentation—highlighting both opportunities and risks, as well as approaches for evaluation and improvement.

Large Language Models in Medicine: from Benchmarks to Applications

Webinar

Large language models (LLMs) have shown remarkable potential in the medical domain, with specialized medical LLMs developed and applied across a variety of tasks. However, their effectiveness in medicine remains uncertain, and practical guidance for their deployment in specific applications is still limited.

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