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Forty AMIA representatives went to Capitol Hill April 1-2 week! AMIA members Virtually visiting 60 offices and educated Hill offices on two priority topics: (1) the responsible use of AI in healthcare and (2) protecting informatics and American healthcare innovation. Regarding the responsible use of AI in healthcare, AMIA focused [...]
Help clinicians get back to seeing patients! Join us for a webinar on cutting-edge strategies to combat alert fatigue and other clinical decision support (CDS) burden. Discover how benchmarks and advanced analytics can reduce variation and eliminate inefficiencies in native CDS systems.
This month features James McClay, MD, MS, FACEP, FAMIA, Chief Research Informatics Officer, School of Medicine, University of Missouri, Columbia Missouri.
Balancing Efficacy and Computational Burden: Weighted Mean, Multiple Imputation, and Inverse Probability Weighting Methods For Item Non-response in Reliable Scales Read the article Moderator Presenter Statement of Purpose In survey research, handling missing data is essential for producing valid inferences. Multiple imputation (MI) is widely regarded as the gold standard [...]
The explosion of biomedical big data and information over the past decade has created new opportunities for discoveries that can improve the treatment and prevention of human diseases. As a result, the field of medicine is undergoing a paradigm shift driven by AI-powered analytical solutions. This talk will present the [...]
As health systems grow, clinical informatics leaders play a critical role in selecting and deploying AI solutions that enhance documentation, coding accuracy, and clinician workflows. Ambient AI technology holds immense potential—but how do you evaluate these tools for specialty-specific needs, adoption at scale, and real ROI, and how do you [...]