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The mission is sharing of informatics best practices in resource-constrained countries.

The goal of the Intensive Care Informatics Working Group is to improve outcomes of critically ill and injured patients with the help of medical informatics.

Knowledge Discovery and Data Mining focuses on the process of extracting meaningful patterns from biomedical data (knowledge discovery), using automated computational and statistical tools and techniques on large datasets (data mining).

Knowledge Representation furthers research on formalisms and tools for semantically precise and computable knowledge representation in relation to biomedicine.

MHI-WG aims to promote and facilitate opportunities to develop and apply informatics methods and approaches in the context of mental health research and care.

The mission of the Natural Language Processing is to develop, apply, and promote natural language processing in biomedical science, patient care, public health and biomedical education.

Nursing Informatics is the "science and practice (that) integrates nursing, its information and knowledge, with management of information and communication technologies to promote the health of people, families, and communities worldwide."

The mission of the Open Source Working Group is to act as the primary conduit between the broader open source community and AMIA.

People and Organizational Issues focuses on interactions between people and technology, including designing, implementing, and deploying safe and usable health information systems and technology.

The PI Working group is comprised of AMIA members who are interested in the intersection of informatics, technology and medication management. It is our intention to initiate innovation and patient safety at the nexus of informatics, technology, and medication management for efficient, beneficial patient health care.