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AI Scientists for Biomedical Discoveries

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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

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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

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The deployment of text-based AI models at the point of care introduces new opportunities—and risks—for improving clinical documentation, communication, and decision support. In this talk, I will share lessons learned from the real-world bedside implementation of AI systems that use the EHR notes for screening opioid misuse to Ambient AI for automating clinical documentation, as well as methods for monitoring, evaluation, and continuous improvement.

Large Language Models in Medicine: from Benchmarks to Applications

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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.

Bedside Implementation and Evaluation of AI Systems focused on Electronic Health Record Notes: Lessons from Applications in Natural Language Processing and Large Language Models

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The deployment of text-based AI models at the point of care introduces new opportunities—and risks—for improving clinical documentation, communication, and decision support. In this talk, I will share lessons learned from the real-world bedside implementation of AI systems that use the EHR notes for screening opioid misuse to Ambient AI for automating clinical documentation, as well as methods for monitoring, evaluation, and continuous improvement.

25x5 Webinar Series - Reducing Burden, Elevating Care: Lessons learned from an AI-Powered Nurse Assistant Pilot at Cedars-Sinai

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Hosted by the AMIA 25x5 Taskforce, this webinar explores Cedars-Sinai’s implementation of an AI-powered voice dictation technology Aiva to enhance nursing workflows by reducing administrative burden, improving efficiency, and elevate the patient and staff experience. It will cover key strategies and lessons learned for successful adoption, including staff training, workflow [...]

AMIA Responds to USCDI v6 Draft

May 12, 2025

AMIA responded to the latest USCDI Version 6 Draft. There are numerous recommendations including proposing ASTP/ONC create a roadmap to incorporate USCDI+ with future iterations of USCDI. AMIA also recommended incorporating Environmental Determinants of Health (EDOH) alongside Social Determinants of Health (SDOH) to provide a comprehensive view of factors influencing […]

JAMIA Journal Club Webinar - June 2025

JAMIA Journal Club
Large Language Models Are Less Effective at Clinical Prediction Tasks Than Locally Trained Machine Learning Models Read the abstract Moderator Presenter Statement of Purpose Over the past several decades, medicine has been increasingly aided by artificial intelligence (AI) and particularly machine learning (ML). While model development has advanced, it is [...]

AMIA Joins Call for Transparency in Federal RIFs

May 8, 2025

AMIA joined more than 75 organizations representing a broad coalition of scientific, research, public health, and academic associations, urging greater transparency surrounding potential large-scale Reduction in Force (RIF) and reorganizations within federal agencies critical to the nation's scientific enterprise and public health infrastructure.

Washington Download

The Washington Download - Vol. 10 Issue 9

May 6, 2025
Top News for Informatics AMIA Urges Congressional Action to Eliminate Barriers to Patient Identification The Patient ID Now coalition and AMIA push Congress to repeal Section 510, which bans funding for a national patient ID. They argue it harms safety, causes costly errors, and impedes care. Removing it would enable

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