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AMIA Annual Symposium
The leading scientific meeting for clinical informatics, presenting peer reviewed research on health data and system design.
- When
- November, Mid November
- Where
- Rotating
- Format
- Hybrid
- Organiser
- American Medical Informatics Association
- Region
- North America
- Scale
- About 2,000 attendees
- Founded
- 1977
The briefing
The AMIA Annual Symposium is the premier venue for clinical informatics research and practice. Sponsored by the American Medical Informatics Association, the event focuses on the science of health data collection, analysis, and application. Presenters share peer reviewed papers on electronic health records, clinical decision support, and natural language processing. It is vital for healthtech operators seeking to validate their products against academic and clinical standards.
What to expect
- Peer reviewed clinical NLP papers
- Electronic health record usability studies
- Health equity data standards
- Clinical decision support evaluations
Who is in the room
Clinical informaticians, academic researchers, data scientists, chief medical information officers, and software developers.
Background
The symposium has for decades served as the academic foundation for clinical computing. It has transitioned from discussing basic database structures to addressing complex artificial intelligence models in clinical workflows.
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