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AMIA Clinical Informatics Conference

Name: AMIA Clinical Informatics Conference
Location: Rotating

An evidence-based event focusing on the practical application of clinical informatics to improve healthcare delivery and patient outcomes.

When: May, Late May
Where: RotatingView on Google Maps
Format: In person
Organiser: American Medical Informatics Association
Region: North America
Scale: About 1,200 attendees
Founded: 2018

The Signal

The AMIA Clinical Informatics Conference (CIC) is a dedicated scientific and practical meeting organized by the American Medical Informatics Association. It focuses on how clinical informatics tools, electronic health records, and data standards are implemented within health systems. For healthtech operators, the conference provides evidence-based feedback on how digital tools perform in real-world clinical settings. It is highly valued for its focus on peer-reviewed research, workflow integration, and clinician-led innovation.

What to expect

Real-world evidence on clinical tool adoption
Electronic health record workflow optimization strategies
Clinical decision support evaluation studies
Data standard implementation updates

Who is in the room

Clinical informaticians, medical directors, Chief Medical Information Officers, researchers, and database administrators.

Background

AMIA grew out of several precursor organizations in the late 1980s to unify medical informatics. The Clinical Informatics Conference was established specifically to bridge the gap between academic informatics research and practical, hospital-floor implementation.

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