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AMIA Clinical Informatics Conference
An essential gathering for clinical informaticians focused on applying data science to improve healthcare delivery.
- When
- May, Late May
- Where
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- Format
- In person
- Organiser
- American Medical Informatics Association
- Region
- North America
- Scale
- About 800 attendees
- Founded
- 1989
The Signal
The AMIA Clinical Informatics Conference is a highly technical, practice-oriented event run by the American Medical Informatics Association. It focuses on the implementation of clinical informatics systems, electronic health record workflows, and healthcare data standards. The program features peer-reviewed research, workshops, and case studies detailing how clinicians use technology to improve patient care. It is a critical venue for healthtech operators seeking to design software that aligns with clinical workflows.
What to expect
- Peer-reviewed clinical informatics implementation research
- Workshops on FHIR standards and health data integration
- Case studies in reducing electronic health record clinical burden
- Analyses of artificial intelligence bias in clinical decision support tools
Who is in the room
Chief medical information officers, clinical informatics researchers, data scientists, biostatisticians, and healthcare software engineers attend.
Background
AMIA was formed in 1989 to bring together multiple medical informatics organizations. The Clinical Informatics Conference was established to provide a dedicated, practice-focused home for applied clinical informaticians, distinct from the broader academic symposium held in the fall.
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