AMIA supports the goals of the HTI-5 proposed rule to reduce burden, strengthen interoperability, and expand patient access through standards-based APIs. However, we caution that removing numerous certification criteria, particularly those related to privacy, security, and AI transparency, could introduce unintended risks. We urge clearer safeguards, phased implementation, equity protections […]
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AMIA Unveils Strategic Plan to Guide the Health Informatics Community Through 2028
February 25, 2026
AMIA has released a new strategic plan to guide the organization's mission, investments, and priorities through 2028. Developed by a Board-commissioned task force with input from members and stakeholders across the informatics community, the plan reaffirms AMIA's core values of Scientific Integrity, Impact, and Inclusivity and Collaboration while sharpening focus
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The Washington Download - Vol. 11 Issue 4
February 24, 2026
Top News for Informatics AMIA’s Comments to HHS RFI on AI Acceleration in Clinical Care AMIA responded to the Department of Health and Human Services’ (HHS) Request for Information (RFI) on accelerating AI adoption in clinical care, offering recommendations to ensure responsible, evidence-driven integration of AI across health systems. AMIA
HHS RFI Accelerate AI in Clinical Care
February 23, 2026
AMIA urges the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services to advance a risk-based, evidence-driven framework to support responsible AI adoption in clinical care. Key barriers include limited access to representative data, insufficient infrastructure, unclear return on investment, workforce readiness gaps, and weak governance structures. We recommend transparent oversight aligned […]
JPHIT
The Joint Public Health Informatics Task Force (JPHIT) is a collaborative coalition dedicated to aligning and amplifying the public health informatics priorities of its member organizations. By fostering coordination and shared vision, JPHIT provides a vital forum for dialogue, strategy, and action.
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The Washington Download - Vol. 11 Issue 3
February 10, 2026
Top News for Informatics ASTP/ONC Releases Draft USCDI v7 The Draft United States Core Data for Interoperability (USCDI) Version 7 is now open for public comment through April 13, 2026. This draft proposes 30 new or revised standardized health data elements attempting to improve nationwide health information exchange and support
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Mountain Area Health Education Center (MAHEC)
MAHEC (Mountain Area Health Education Center) was established as a non-profit in 1974 to improve training and retention of healthcare professionals across Western North Carolina. We are dedicated to excellence in clinical care, health professions education, and innovative practices that can be replicated nationally. Located in Asheville, MAHEC serves North [...]
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The Washington Download - Vol. 1 Issue 2
January 27, 2026
Top News for Informatics AMIA Policy Year in Review for 2025 In 2025, AMIA substantially broadened its federal policy engagement by increasing regulatory comment submissions, strengthening Capitol Hill outreach, and expanding collaboration with like-minded organizations. Guided by the Public Policy Committee, AMIA advanced informatics priorities focused on workforce support, responsible