Suicide presents a major public health challenge worldwide and affects people throughout their life. It demands mmediate attention and a comprehensive understanding of the underlying suicide causes. The National Violent Death Reporting System (NVDRS) is a population-based active surveillance system that collects information on violent deaths that occurred among both residents and non-residents in the United States.
Search AMIA.org
NOTE: The Journal articles within search link directly to the journal site public pages only. For full Members-only access to JAMIA or the Journal of Applied Clinical Informatics articles please login with the links below.
Showing 441 - 450 out of 7527
Student Working Group Chat: Student members, How can AMIA support you?
Webinar
The Student Working Group's (STWG) monthly meeting is a perfect place to get involved! The STWG wants your input on how to improve student involvement through offsite activities, career guidance panels, grant advice sessions, and more! Work together to make AMIA meetings and membership more valuable and rewarding for our [...]
Information Synthesis in the Era of GPT-4
Webinar
Information retrieval (IR) has been a dominant force in the last 20 years of computing. Even within the domain of natural language processing (NLP), tasks such as summarization and question answering have come a long way based on IR-like approaches designed to surface information that already exists.
Let’s Connect! Afternoon Break with the DEI Committee
Member Interests
Join us for an informative webinar on AMIA's DEI Committee co-hosted by the Membership and Outreach Committee and the Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee. Learn about the steering committee and the subcommittees, what they are currently working on and how to get involved. Participants will have time at the end of the presentation to ask questions.
Artificial Intelligence, Nonhuman Authors, and Large Language Models in Surgery
Webinar
This Surgical and Procedural Informatics Discussion group will describe challenges and potential solutions to the use of non-human authors in peer-reviewed literature and will introduce emerging evidence that large language models have the potential to change surgical care.
Physicians in AMIA
Physicians in AMIA (PINA) Awards
Applied Clinical Informatics Fellow Award 2024 My-Trang Dang, DO, PhD | Geisinger 2023 Ellen Kim, MD, MPH, MBI | Brigham & Women’s Hospital 2022 Priya Ramaswamy, MD, M.Eng | University of California, San Francisco Clinical Informatics Physician Innovator Award 2024 Andrew Boyd, MD | University of...
JAMIA Journal Club Webinar - June 2023
JAMIA Journal Club
Leveraging natural language processing to augment structured social determinants of health data in the electronic health record Read the abstract Watch the Recording Presenters Manager Learning Objectives Participants should be able to: Describe sources of social determinant of health information in the electronic health record (EHR), differentiating between structured data [...]
ONC HTI-1 Proposed Rule Information Session
Policy
ONC released Health Data, Technology, and Interoperability: Certification Program Updates, Algorithm Transparency, and Information Sharing (HTI-1) Proposed Rule to implement certain provisions of the 21st Century Cures Act, support Biden-Harris Administration Executive Orders, and advance interoperability. Join Jeffery Smith, Deputy Division Director of the Office of Technology, Certification & Testing [...]