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Press Release

AMIA Joins the National Health Council as a Partner of Patient Organizations Member

March 25, 2026
(WASHINGTON, DC) -- The American Medical Informatics Association (AMIA) announces that it has joined the National Health Council (NHC) as a Partner of Patient Organizations (PPO) member. The membership reflects AMIA’s ongoing commitment to advancing health informatics in service of patients, caregivers, and the broader healthcare community. Founded in 1920

AMIA 2026 Virtual Hill Day Recap Webinar

Policy
Join the AMIA Public Policy team to hear about the connections and progress made, along with experiences from AMIA Virtual Hill Day. During the webinar, you will learn what this means for AMIA in the future and how AMIA can continue to build on this momentum. Participants will have the [...]
Washington Download

The Washington Download - Vol. 11 Issue 6

March 24, 2026
Top News for Informatics AMIA Supports NIH Data Governance Modernization, Offers Recommendations for Harmonized Implementation AMIA's comments on NIH's Draft Controlled-Access Data Policy and revised Genomic Data Sharing Policy call for a flexible, risk-based framework that moves beyond rigid data-type categorizations. Key recommendations include harmonizing NIH data policies, investing in

JAMIA Journal Club Webinar - April 2026

JAMIA Journal Club
SBDH-Reader: A Large Language Model-Powered Method for Extracting Social and Behavioral Determinants of Health from Clinical Notes Read the abstract Moderator Presenter Statement of Purpose Social and behavioral determinants of health (SBDH), including employment, housing stability, substance use, and other life context factors, are critical drivers of clinical outcomes and [...]
Press Release

AMIA Welcomes Abridge as a Platinum Corporate Partner

March 19, 2026
WASHINGTON, DC – The American Medical Informatics Association (AMIA) is pleased to announce Abridge as an AMIA Platinum Corporate Partner for the 2026 calendar year and the second year in a row. This level of partnership means Abridge is supporting the association, its mission, and its members with a significant

AMIA Supports NIH Data Governance Modernization, Offers Recommendations for Harmonized Implementation

March 18, 2026

AMIA's comments on NIH's Draft Controlled-Access Data Policy and revised Genomic Data Sharing Policy call for a flexible, risk-based framework that moves beyond rigid data-type categorizations. Key recommendations include harmonizing NIH data policies, investing in repository infrastructure and workforce capacity, avoiding prescriptive security standards that burden under-resourced institutions, and enabling […]

Epidemic Time Series Forecasting in the Era of Machine Learning

Webinar
As machine learning continues to revolutionize various scientific domains, its impact on epidemic time series forecasting has become increasingly significant. This talk examines how advanced machine learning methods can address several pressing challenges in epidemic forecasting, including capturing spatiotemporal disease dynamics, coping with limited data, and developing scalable tools for [...]
Washington Download

The Washington Download - Vol. 11 Issue 5

March 10, 2026
Top News for Informatics AMIA's Comments to ASTP/ONC HTI-5 Proposed Rule AMIA's comments to Health Data, Technology, and Interoperability: ASTP/ONC Deregulatory Actions to Unleash Prosperity (HTI‑5) Proposed Rule supporting the goals of the Proposed Rule to reduce burden, strengthen interoperability, and expand patient access through standards-based APIs. However, we cautioned

Empowering Patients for Better Health

Webinar
Explore an AI-driven framework that improves EHR note comprehension and promotes patient empowerment through enhanced health literacy, medical jargon translation, and support for positive behavioral change.

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