
CEO of medical informatics group steps down
Douglas Fridsma, CEO of the American Medical Informatics Association, resigned on January 1. He had led the organization for five years.
Douglas Fridsma, CEO of the American Medical Informatics Association, resigned on January 1. He had led the organization for five years.
Through the new collaboration, which was announced during this year's AMIA Annual Symposium, OpenNotes and the American Medical Informatics Association want to give patients better access to their provider's clinical notes.
The FDA is seeking nine companies for a pilot of its pre-certification program accepting applications from companies developing digital health software as a medical device set to kick off September 1.
Clinical notes take a lot of time and often are not all that effective in capturing the patient story.
Patricia Flatley Brennan officially took the reins of the National Library of Medicine just two months ago, and already the veteran nursing informatics specialist is putting her stamp on the federal agency.
What the two platforms are doing are opening up components of clinical trial recruitment, data collection and participant retention to wide audiences of people with specific healthcare conditions.
This webinar will explore how a banking platform approach could be the resource for your company.
"A clinician can influence one patient. An informatician can influence hundreds of thousands."
Progress in tackling patient engagement and digital health growth continue, and Neil Versel shares what insights came out of this year's AMIA conference.