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Washington Download

The Washington Download - Vol. 10 Issue 21

October 21, 2025
Top News AMIA in Washington: A Federal Policy Year-in-Review at AMIA 2025 Discover how AMIA is shaping the national health informatics agenda at AMIA 2025. Led by the Public Policy Committee, this session will unpack our 2025 priorities, principles, and flagship efforts, from Hill Day to ongoing advocacy initiatives, while
Member News, Press Release

AMIA Announces 2025 Signature Award Recipients

October 15, 2025
WASHINGTON, DC — The American Medical Informaticians Association (AMIA) is proud to announce the 2025 Signature Awards recipients. The following leaders will receive their awards at the AMIA 2025 Annual Symposium in Atlanta during the State of the Association meeting on Tuesday, November 18. The AMIA Signature Awards program recognizes
Washington Download

The Washington Download - Vol. 10 Issue 20

October 8, 2025
Top News for Informatics AMIA Webinar Navigating the Future in AI: Research and Policy Insights from the National Library of Medicine The National Library of Medicine (NLM) presented to AMIA members on September 25, covering the federal AI policy landscape and providing an overview of NLM’s research and development activities
Press Release

American Medical Informatics Association Affirmation of Commitment to Diversity, Equity and Inclusion

October 2, 2025
Washington, D.C. – The American Medical Informatics Association (AMIA) believes that a thriving health and biomedical informatics community must reflect the full spectrum of human experience. We are committed to fostering a professional environment where diversity is welcomed, people are respected, opportunities are accessible, and every individual feels a genuine
President's Message

Message from the President - Symposium, Elections, and What's Next

September 29, 2025
As we head into fall, you can feel the renewed and refreshed focus throughout AMIA. Now more than 6,000 strong, our members are collaborating ahead of the Annual Symposium, educating Capitol Hill about AI in healthcare and biomedicine, stepping into leadership roles, building collaborations and relationships across disciplines, and continuing
Washington Download

The Washington Download - Vol. 10 Issue 19

September 23, 2025
Top News for Informatics You’re Invited: Navigating the Future in AI: Research and Policy Insights from the National Library of Medicine Thursday, Sep 25, 2025 | 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm EDT This webinar will cover the federal AI policy landscape and provide an overview of NLM’s research and development activities. Highlighting this work

Medical Organizations Push for Adequate NIH Funding

September 19, 2025

AMIA, along with 75+ medical, scientific, and patient advocacy organizations, sent a letter to Congressional leadership on September 19, 2025, urging swift passage of appropriations funding NIH at $48.7 billion for fiscal year 2026. We expressed alarm over the administration's proposed 40% NIH budget cuts and disruptive policy changes, including […]

Member News, Press Release

American College of Medical Informatics Announces 2025 Class of New Fellows

September 17, 2025
Washington, DC – 24 new Fellows will be inducted into the American College of Medical Informatics (ACMI) on November 16, 2025, at a ceremonial dinner during the 2025 American Medical Informatics Association (AMIA) Annual Symposium. New Fellows are elected annually to the College by active members of ACMI. AMIA's  

NIH RFI: Maximizing Research Funds by Limiting Allowable Publishing Costs

September 15, 2025

AMIA's letter to NIH supporting Option 4 for limiting publication costs in federally funded research. Option 4 would cap publication spending at 0.8% of direct costs or $20,000, whichever is greater. We argue this approach balances fiscal responsibility with research flexibility, particularly important for medical informatics research requiring multi-faceted dissemination […]

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