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Over the last 40 years, the use of informatics to inform an understanding of health and decision-making has grown exponentially thanks to the expertise and hard work of AMIA members like you. Today, informatics as a profession is at a tipping point. No longer is it just a special skill—a [...]

JAMIA is AMIA's premier peer-reviewed journal for biomedical and health informatics. Covering the full spectrum of activities in the field, JAMIA includes informatics articles in the areas of clinical care, clinical research, translational science, implementation science, imaging, education, consumer health, public health, and policy. JAMIA's articles describe innovative informatics research and systems that help to advance biomedical science and promote health

Reimbursement Policy AMIA recognizes that volunteer time and contributions are vital to our success and achievement. In AMIA’s role as a non-profit organization, the association strives to be fiscally prudent. AMIA reimburses volunteers, consultants, and staff for reasonable expenses incurred while conducting business or performing services on behalf of the [...]

AMIA Policy Regarding Speaking on Behalf of or Representing the Organization AMIA is participating in a growing array of informatics-related activities relevant to national and international issues. With AMIA’s increased visibility and involvement in these issues, opportunities and requests to share and disseminate information reflective of AMIA work and/or positions [...]

AMIA has had a long-standing interest in promoting a strong ethical framework for its members. In an effort to keep pace with the intrinsic dynamism of the field itself, the code presented is a dynamic document. It will evolve as the field itself evolves. Read the most up-to-date version of [...]

In their capacity as leaders of AMIA, all individuals have an obligation to make decisions and conduct affairs of the organization based upon the desire to promote AMIA and its mission. The term “leaders” is used to refer to three groups; (1) AMIA employees (2) members of the board of [...]

AMIA Bylaws The AMIA Board of Directors is responsible for guiding AMIA’s policies and objectives. The Board is the principle policy making body of AMIA as set forth in the AMIA bylaws and articles of incorporation. The Board delegates various duties and responsibilities to the Executive Committee, officers, committees, task [...]

10x10 with OHSU Introduction to Biomedical and Health Informatics "I appreciated the instructor's enthusiasm for the topic. He obviously cares deeply and believes that clinical informatics can improve medical care.” "As a practicing physician and technology developer, I had exposure to many of the course topics, but with many knowledge [...]

The Academic Forum is an institutional membership for biomedical and health informatics training programs. Each member program provides leadership and networking opportunities to one to four AMIA Members from their institution to represent their program within the Academic Forum. Academic Forum Members represent more than 90 premier institutions that offer [...]